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“Let the Headlines Speak”
by From the Internet
March 31st, 2013

North Korea: 'outbreak of war hours away' as Kim Jong-un plans US strike
North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un has ordered missile units to prepare to strike US mainland as a British tour operator was warned that the "outbreak of war probably only hours away".

Thousands Visit Ancient Shilo
Intentionally or not, the pilgrims are renewing the ancient custom of making pilgrimage to the site of the Tabernacle – and later, the Temple – on the holidays of Pesach, Sukkot and Shavuot.

Eiffel Tower Evacuated in Terror Threat
An estimated 1,400 to 1,500 tourists were visiting the famed site when French anti-terrorism police made the decision to clear the tower of everyone – including security guards, a rare move.

Russia Launches Surprise Military Exercise in Black Sea
Russian President Vladimir Putin surprised his defense minister in the wee hours of Thursday morning last week with an order for surprise military drills to test battle readiness in the Black Sea. Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu was awakened at 4:00 a.m. local time with sealed orders to activate 7,000 troops, 36 ships, up to 20 fighter jets and helicopters and 50 pieces of artillery.

Cleric in Egypt vows: ‘Islamic flag will be raised above the White House’
A video of a Friday sermon before hundreds in Egypt capture this promise from a leading cleric: It’s only a matter of time before the flag of Islam flies above the White House. The video, reported by The Arab World, quoted the cleric as saying this: “I swear to Allah almighty Sharia will be implemented, I tell you, not only in Egypt. Sharia will be implemented in and govern the entire world.”

'Haniyeh in Cairo to complain of Israeli violations'
Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh traveled to Cairo on Saturday to discuss complaints the movement has regarding Israel's compliance with the truce brokered by Egypt following Operation Pillar of Defense, AFP reported. According to the report, the Hamas administration's spokesman Taher al-Nunu said Haniyeh would be discussing "Israeli violations of the truce."

Who's Next? Italy's Monte Paschi Admits To Billions In Deposit Outflows
It appears, given news from Italy today, that European depositors are increasingly coming to the realization that deposits in their local bank are not 'safe' places to put their spare cash, but are in fact loans to extremely leveraged businesses. In a somewhat wishy-washy, 'hide-the-truth'-like statement on Monte dei Paschi's website, the CEO admits to, "the withdrawal of several billion in deposits."

Pope Francis to lead Easter celebrations at St Peter's
Pope Francis is set to celebrate his first Easter Sunday since his election with an open-air Mass in St Peter's Square. He will then deliver a speech to Rome and to the world - the "Urbi et Orbi" address - from a balcony of St Peter's.

Texas District Attorney, Wife Found Dead at Home
A North Texas county district attorney and his wife were found dead in their home Saturday, two months after one of his assistant district attorneys was shot to death in a parking lot a block from his office.

Jordan's king swears in new Cabinet
Jordan's royal palace says King Abdullah II has sworn in a new Cabinet led for the first time by a prime minister elected by lawmakers. Earlier this month, Jordan's new parliament chose Abdullah Ensour to head the new government.

1 injured after suicide bomber attacks Mali's Timbuktu
A military official says a suicide bomber has driven a car loaded with explosives to a checkpoint on the outskirts of Timbuktu, blowing himself up at the western gate of the city. It was the second suicide attack on the town this month.

Syrian rebels enter strategic Aleppo neighborhood
Syrian rebels pushed into a strategic neighborhood in the northern city of Aleppo after days of heavy clashes, seizing control of at least part of the hilltop district and killing a pro-government cleric captured in the fighting, activists and state media said Saturday.

Palestinian budget reflects PA's dependence on Israel, U.S.
The large defense budget has been criticized because it is seen as part of the internal oppression system, as well as maintaining the crumbling Fatah movement’s hegemony and the status quo with Israel.

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