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Netanyahu blames Abbas incitement for Jerusalem terror attack
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Coalition crisis ends with forming of committee
Netanyahu moves to tamp down new election momentum
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Bayit Yehudi bill would allow Knesset to reverse High Court cancellation of bills
Doctors remove pen cap from boy's lung, warn of dangers of sucking on pen caps
Ministry uploads comparative data on health funds
MDA calls for blood donations after High Holidays shortage
Israel Cancer Association to kick off 'Knock on the Door fundraising campaign'
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Israeli gas firm signs bid to sell natural gas to Egypt
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Another tight and tough loss for Jerusalem
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Clarification and correction
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Analysis: The hypothetical Arafat Jaradat videotape
Arafat Jaradat 370.
(photo credit:Ammar Awad/Reuters)
On February 7, 2013, the second part of the Turkel Commission report made a
number of recommendations for changes in various security policies, including
one calling for the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) to videotape all of its
interrogations.With chaos spreading throughout the West Bank as outraged
Palestinians riot over the death of Arafat Jaradat while in Shin Bet custody –
reportedly between interrogations – and accusations of torture and calls for an
international investigation continue, it is worth asking how all of this could
have gone differently if his interrogations had been videotaped.Although
many other recommendations are being taken seriously by top government legal
officials, who spoke under the condition of anonymity to The Jerusalem Post
following the publication of the report, the state has already opposed the idea
at least in one case recently brought before the High Court of
Justice.The High Court itself may some day weigh in on the issue, but it
has thus far sent the signal that, at least for now, that it does not want to
get involved.Most of the Turkel Commission's recommendations are being
taken seriously because it is viewed as being objective and unbiased against
Israel, and of impeccable legal stature.Regarding videotaping
specifically, one might have thought the recommendation would be heavily
strengthened because it was supported by widely admired former Shin Bet head
Yuval Diskin – incidentally shocking the commission officials and many
others.The same day that the report and Diskin's bombshell were
published, the state attorney on behalf of the Shin Bet told the High Court that
videotaping interrogations was a danger to national security, and would allow
terrorists to understand and overcome the security agency's interrogation
tactics.The next day, the court struck down the petition, saying that
compelling the Shin Bet to videotape interrogations would be premature, ignoring
both the commission and Diskin.What if – as a result of the current Shin
Bet head having taken the same line as Diskin or the High Court having
intervened – a new policy was initiated and Jaradat's interrogations were on
tape? An official autopsy performed by Israel listed bruising on Jaradat's
shoulder, chest and elbows, as well as fractures of two of his right
ribs.Israel says Jaradat's autopsy, carried out in Tel Aviv in the
presence of a Palestinian coroner, revealed no signs of violence, and that the
trauma caused to his body came from the medical emergency team's efforts to
resuscitate him after he collapsed. The Palestinian Authority, on the other
hand, claims that Jaradat, whose official cause of death was listed as a cardiac
arrest, died as a result of torture during interrogation.Few neutral
observers are going to be easily convinced that so many injuries were caused by
attempts to resuscitate someone, even if that is a possible
explanation.Doesn't sound good, but how about just pulling out the tape
and showing that Jaradat wasn't beaten (assuming he wasn't) during his
interrogation? Oh wait, there is no tape.First of all, there are obvious
moral and legal questions about Jaradat's treatment that could be resolved much
more efficiently and more objectively if there was a tape.If he was not
actually injured during interrogation, from a purely self-interested point of
view, the state will now still need to pour tremendous resources into
questioning and possibly disciplining the various persons in the security
establishment who had access to Jaradat.After all of those resources are
poured in, no matter how thorough the investigation, a cloud of controversy will
hover over the event, and there will be continued calls for an outside
investigation, which while unlikely, may also still occur.In terms of
the outbreak of Palestinian rage, one could argue that this may have occurred
anyway based on other events and disputes between the Palestinians and
Israel.But it is hard to argue that Jaradat's death did not provide
either a justification or an excuse (depending on one's political views) for
what has occurred and that the situation might have been better contained if a
videotape could have distributed or posted showing what actually
happened.If Jaradat was injured during interrogation, a videotape would
allow authorities to move quickly against the interrogators.If there
needs to be a housecleaning, many public relations experts say that a fast one
is better than a cover-up or a slow one that is perceived as a
cover-up.That is not to say that a videotape would end the debate. There
could always be accusations that Jaradat was attacked
off-camera.Additionally, the state might not be able to reveal the tape
publicly because of sensitive intelligence content. And maybe at the end of the
day all of the possible benefits of videotaping are outweighed by the disclosure
of interrogation techniques and revelation of intelligence sources.But
if there were tapes, the state would have a chance to make a choice on the
issue, whenever it arose. Especially, in this case, where Jaradat was only
potentially being accused of throwing rocks and Molotov cocktails (worse than
just rocks, but a far cry from shootings or bombings), the chances of being able
to use the tape might have been higher.The fact is that regardless of
what actually happened, Israel may now have less leverage and less of an ability
to quickly get to the truth than it would be if it could show a tape to the
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Oregon's De'Anthony Thomas: "We Already Won A Rose Bowl, It's Whatever"
Oregon's devastating loss to Stanford two weeks ago put the Cardinal in the driver's seat to represent the Pac-12 North in the conference's championship game. The Ducks seemingly went from ranked No. 2 in the BCS standings to possibly missing out on playing in any of the BCS bowl games.
But in one of the more memorable results from this past Saturday, USC did the Ducks a favor and knocked off Stanford, giving the Cardinal two losses on the season. The result, coupled with Oregon's win over Utah, gives the Ducks a one-game lead in the division and the ability to control their own destiny towards a potential Rose Bowl berth.
But if you ask Oregon running back De'Anthony Thomas, he's not all that excited to hear the news. Thomas made it clear that he thinks the Ducks have underachieved this season and that the idea of playing in another Rose Bowl isn't very exciting.
De'Anthony Thomas on Rose Bowl: "It's not a big deal at all … We already won a Rose Bowl, so I feel like it's whatever."
— Erik Elken (@Erik_Elken) November 18, 2013
It's certainly an interesting quote, and there are going to be two different schools of thought here. Some will say that Thomas has the right attitude, because he and his team should be aspiring to only "accept" playing for a national championship. Others will say that Thomas is taking his situation for granted and that he should be honored to play in a game with such historical significance.
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North Korean visit by Bill Richardson, Eric Schmidt and Lynnwood man's imprisonment
Former New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson is leading a private tour to North Korea as early as this month,The Associated Press reported on Wednesday.
The delegation for the "humanitarian" mission will include Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt, whom the AP reports may be interested in exploring North Korea's strict Internet policies.
This is timely news considering Kenneth Bae, 44, of Lynnwood, is currently being detained for "hostile acts" toward that reclusive regime.
The U.S. does not have official relations with North Korea. This week, State Department staff confirmed Swedish officials are offering consulate assistance on the ground in Pyongyang. Little else is known.
Here's what we wrote in today's Seattle Times editorial:
U.S. officials must continue working the limited diplomatic channels available to them to find out what really happened after Bae led a group of tourists into the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in November.
The idea of a Washington citizen languishing in one of the secretive, communist regime's prisons is disturbing. Tensions surrounding North Korea were already high after the country launched a satellite into orbit Dec. 12, signaling its intent to move forward with a missile program.
Richardson and Schmidt have considerable clout. The former is an expert negotiator with hostile regimes, too.
From the AP report:
Richardson, a former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations who often serves as an envoy to countries that do not have diplomatic relations with the United States, will try to meet with North Korean officials, and possibly Bae, to discuss the case, the sources said.
Richardson has been to North Korea at least a half-dozen times since 1994, including two trips to negotiate the release of Americans detained by North Korea. His last visit to Pyongyang was in 2010.
Since 2009, North Korea has detained four other Americans. Diplomacy — including visits from former presidents Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter — played an exceptional role in their release.
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The Masters 2013: Prime Minister reacts to Adam Scott victory on 'historical day for Australian sport'
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As Adam Scott threw his arms aloft after winning the Masters in a playoff with Argentina's Angel Cabrera, the people of Australia were cheering their first ever recipient of the green jacket.
Scott had shouted "Come on Aussie!" as he sank a birdie putt on the 18th and after holing again to win the title there was jubilation Down under. The 32-year-old won his first major, doing what Greg Norman had famously failed to do at Augusta.
Norman, the man Scott thanked before he accepted his green jacket and the man for whom the hoodoo was so strong, today said: "I have been a huge believer in Adam and I am so proud of him.
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Prime Minister Julia Gillard also said: "By any measure it is an historical day for Australian sport."
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The Waikato men are marketing the technology to craft beer lovers looking for a new tipple.
Suisted, who is studying for a Masters in marketing at Waikato University, said the idea for Crafty came up when he was researching innovation for his studies.
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"It tastes so good, and you drink it because you want to try these new flavours . . . but there was no easy way to discover what was in little breweries in Nelson or somewhere like that," said Suisted.
"The thing with craft breweries is most of them are just one or two-man operations with fulltime jobs, brewing in their sheds on the weekends, so it's been really fun to build relationships and get information about them all."
Crafty was mostly a discovery tool, Moore said.
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The app is is free to download, and brewers can list their products for free.
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Sony Pictures debuted 30 minutes of 3-D footage of "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" at movie-theater convention CinemaCon in Las Vegas on Wednesday night.
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Sony Pictures debuted 30 minutes of 3-D footage of "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" at movie-theater convention CinemaCon in Las Vegas on Wednesday night.
Cut into multiple segments, a packed house at Caesars Palace previewed scenes explaining the death of Peter Parker's parents, played by Campbell Scott and Embeth Davidtz, and the rekindling -- after about a year of silence -- of Parker (Andrew Garfield) and Gwen Stacy (Emma Stone) as they graduate from high school.
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So far, so good. It's just a pity that Mr Cameron appears to lay so much emphasis on flags and bunting, all redolent of the old Empire Day celebrations that people marked before the Second World War but which fizzled out in the 1950s. More useful to soldiers, and probably less divisive than patriotic parades, would be to upgrade the ministry for veterans, now held by a relatively low-ranking parliamentary undersecretary of state, to that of a fully fledged ministry of state.
Invested with extra powers and rank, such a minister would hopefully be more able to deal with one of the biggest scandals of all regarding our soldiers, which is what happens to so many of them after they leave the Army. The number who drift into lives of crime, alcoholism or depression, who commit suicide or who otherwise inflict harm on themselves or on their families on leaving the forces, is shameful. So is the lack of preventative support they often receive.
Charities such as Help for Heroes have done tremendous work in this field. But they cannot and should not shoulder the whole burden. Devolving responsibility for veterans to a junior minister may have been acceptable in peacetime, long ago, but for years now British soldiers have been in action on several fronts; in Iraq and Afghanistan and elsewhere. The number of servicemen and women returning home having experienced real trauma is growing in consequence. They deserve a real minister.
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As a boy of 10 living outside Havana, jazz artist Arturo Sandoval picked up a trumpet because it "has a strong personality," he recalled. "A trumpet can whisper very soft, very tender -- and it can create a huge noise." Now 64 and world-renowned, with 10 Grammys, an Emmy and a Presidential Medal of Freedom, Sandoval has yet to tire of his instrument.
His recordings have spanned the generations -- from Frank Sinatra, Johnny Mathis and Barbra Streisand to Justin Timberlake and Alicia Keys. Looking back, it was trumpeter and bandleader Dizzy Gillespie who changed Sandoval's life. Sandoval was 26 when he met Gillespie in Cuba and became his protegé. He defected from Cuba in 1990 while touring with Gillespie and eventually became an American citizen.
On Thursday, he performs at the Manitoba Theatre Centre as part of the Winnipeg International Jazz Festival.
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Q: Let's talk about your music and how it has changed as you've aged.
A: Just as you have more experience in life, you accumulate feelings and things. You have more ideas and more feelings in your brain to talk, to express.
Q: Do you have the same stamina and energy for your music?
A: No. I've got a lot more! I put a lot more emphasis on what I am doing. This is my life and my passion. This is my way to communicate, my way to share my feelings with people. To be in front of an audience is a gift from God.
I am 64. I've got a lot of energy. I've got wonderful health. I never get tired.
I'm still teaching every single day I am home. I practise every day. I write music. I am very busy every single day. I am grateful that I have that passion for music. I always want to play music, always want to learn something new. You can learn at any moment in your life, from anybody. You never know from whom you are going to learn something every single day.
Q: Tell me about starting to play the trumpet.
A: When I was a little boy, I got a strong feeling that I wanted to be a musician. But nobody in my family was related to music at all. They laughed in my face: "Are you crazy? What are you talking about?" But I got that first trumpet at 10 years old and started to play somehow. I was self-taught.
Q: Talk about your day.
A: I get up at seven. I've got two granddaughters. The older one is living with me and my wonderful wife.... I am very lucky. She is my right hand, my best friend. A wonderful woman. I drive my granddaughter to school. Then I come back and play some piano. That is my daily routine. I try to compose something; I try to put together some bars of music. That is my first encounter with the day. Then I have some breakfast. And then I start practice.
Q: How long will you practise?
A: As long as I can. Sometimes I have to write music. Sometimes I'm in the studio making a recording. I also produce some albums for different people. I've always got something to do in the studio. I try to start to do that after lunch and save the morning for practice.
Q: Do you hear music in your head all day? Has that changed as you've aged?
A: I've got music around my brain 24/7, oh yeah. I've always got something going on. Even going to the movie theatre, I've got a problem because I start humming on top of the soundtrack. People "shhh" to me. I'm always humming something.
Q: Has your physical ability for playing the trumpet changed as you've aged?
A: It is normal with age, your fingers get a little slower and your reaction and everything. I try my best to fight against that. I practise. I've got my hand device to keep my fingers moving and nimble, to keep them as fast as possible.
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Drawn from the translations and editorial aids of Irwin and Fine's Aristotle, Selections (Hackett Publishing Co., 1995), this anthology will be most useful to instructors who must try to do justice to Aristotle in a semester-long ancient-philosophy survey, but it will also be appropriate for a variety of introductory-level courses. Introductory Readings provides accurate, readable, and integrated translations that allow the reader to follow Aristotle's use of crucial technical terms and to grasp the details of his argument. Included are adaptations of the glossary and notes that helped make its parent volume a singularly useful aid to the study of Aristotle.
Hackett Publishing Company, Inc.; June 1996
380 pages; ISBN 9781603845755
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