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U.S. Attorney Robert S. Brewer Jr. says it's possible the suspect, John T. Earnest, could face the death penalty following last month's shooting at Chabad of Poway, in a suburb north of San Diego. "We will not allow our community members to be hunted in their houses of worship," says Brewer.
U.N. Security Council should focus on Palestinian practice of paying families of terrorists, says U.S. Middle East envoy Jason Greenblatt. PA Foreign Minister Riad Malki dismisses U.S. peace effort as "conditions for surrender."
"We have information that you don't want to know about," Trump says on reasons for boosting U.S. presence in region. "They were very threatening and we have to have great security for this country and many other places."
"Matkot is Israel," says Haim Dagan, owner of a workshop making paddles by hand. "In all the beaches you will hear the sound of the matkot, and if you are not careful you can also get hit by a ball."
No one questions Canada's right to exist nor Canadians' right to independence and security. Only Israel merits such questioning. And when the world questions our actions, we must question our actions as well.
