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(Jerusalem Post) Herb Keinon and Yaakov Lappin - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, standing at the port in Eilat near rows of Syrian missiles and Iranian mortar shells, noted Monday that there is a flood of condemnation of Israel when it "builds a balcony in Jerusalem," but only a drizzle of censure when Iran tries to smuggle long-range missiles into Gaza. "I heard only isolated and weak condemnation of Iran from the international community regarding this deadly shipment," he said. "By contrast, we were witness to smiles and handshakes of representatives of the West with the representatives of Iran in Tehran at the very time that these missiles were being unloaded in Eilat." 2014-03-11 00:00:00Full Article
Israel Displays Iran's Arms Shipment to Gaza
(Jerusalem Post) Herb Keinon and Yaakov Lappin - Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, standing at the port in Eilat near rows of Syrian missiles and Iranian mortar shells, noted Monday that there is a flood of condemnation of Israel when it "builds a balcony in Jerusalem," but only a drizzle of censure when Iran tries to smuggle long-range missiles into Gaza. "I heard only isolated and weak condemnation of Iran from the international community regarding this deadly shipment," he said. "By contrast, we were witness to smiles and handshakes of representatives of the West with the representatives of Iran in Tehran at the very time that these missiles were being unloaded in Eilat." 2014-03-11 00:00:00Full Article
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