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04 May 11
US: A Record 226 Tornadoes Recorded Over 24 Hours Last Week
According to the National Weather Service, 226 tornadoes were recorded from Wednesday morning to Thursday morning, and that's a record for a 24-hour period.
US: Double waterspouts form off Hawaii shore
Two tall and skinny waterspouts appeared off the south shore of Oahu, Hawaii yesterday, as some of the bad weather that has lately assailed the U.S. mainland has now alighted on the Pacific island.
US: Swarm of Tiny Earthquakes Stretches From Belfast to Bucksport
...the tiny quakes are not unusual for the state, although having so many of them in such a small amount of time - called a "swarm" by geologists - is less common. The earthquakes are shallow, geologically speaking, Berry said, although they are located 2 or 3 miles deep into the Earth's crust.
Yesha Leaders Write UN, ‘Bible Records Israel as Jewish Land’
A letter to United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon from Yesha Leaders explains that the Bible, the Quran, and international agreements document Israel as being the Land of the Jewish People.
Hamas Executes Arab Accused of Helping Israel
Hamas executed an Arab man in the Gaza region accused of collaborating with Israel, Israel Radio reported on Wednesday. He was reportedly shot by a firing squad before the agreement between Fatah and Hamas was signed in Cairo.
Advance in nanotechnology by Israeli researcher could lead to mini navigation devices for surgery
Only recently did he realize that his breakthrough could lead to another development, whose possible impact, he says, is in the realm of "a total paradigm shift."
Turkey striving to be among 'new axis' in Mideast
Turkey, which aspires to be the top mediator between 'the east and the west' and between the Arabs and themselves, suddenly finds that its circle of friends has grown.
Fatah, Hamas proclaim landmark reconciliation pact
Rival Palestinian factions Fatah and Hamas have proclaimed a landmark, Egyptian-mediated reconciliation pact aimed at ending their bitter four-year rift. The ceremony took place Wednesday at the Egyptian intelligence headquarters in Cairo.
EU wins new powers at UN, transforming global body
The EU on Tuesday was given almost all the rights in the global chamber that fully-fledged states enjoy after the General Assembly backed 180 to two a resolution giving the bloc, which until this week only maintained observer status at the UN, the union the right to speak, the right to make proposals and submit amendments, the right of reply, the right to raise points of order and the right to circulate documents.
N Korean secret gulags thought to hold 200,000 political prisoners
"North Korea can no longer deny the undeniable," Amnesty International's Asia-Pacific director Sam Zarifi said yesterday. "For decades the authorities have refused to admit to the existence of mass political prison camps. These are places out of sight of the rest of the world" whose inmates were treated essentially as slaves, he added.
Hamas, Fatah sign truce deal
Palestinian factions Hamas and Fatah prepared for the historic signing of a truce deal Wednesday despite Israel's fervent objections. A draft of the deal was signed Tuesday in Cairo. Wednesday's ceremony, which was delayed nearly two hours, apparently due to a last-minute argument over Hamas and Fatah leaders' seating arrangements, will include Israeli MKs Ahmed Tibi, Mohammed Barakeh, Wasil Taha, and Taleb El-Sana.
World population to pass 7 billion on October 31: U.N.
The world's population is projected to pass 7 billion on October 31 as it heads toward 10 billion or more by the end of the century, a new U.N. report said on Tuesday. The report also predicted that the global population would be higher by mid-century than its last edition forecast two years ago, reaching 9.31 billion instead of 9.15 billion.
Syria: Army 'surrounds Baniyas' days after Deraa siege
Syrian security forces have surrounded the coastal city of Baniyas, activists say, days after tanks and troops took control of Deraa in the south. Soldiers have blocked the northern and southern entrances to the city, and the government has armed its supporters in nearby villages, the activists say. The number of arrests around the country has risen to 1,000, they add.
US breaches Mississippi River levee to ease flood risk
As many as 200 sq miles of farmland were under water on Tuesday after the US blew a hole in a Mississippi River levee to relieve a flood threat. The Army Corps of Engineers breached the levee in an effort to save the town of Cairo, Illinois, sacrificing farmland across the river in Missouri. A group of farmers whose land was flooded has sued the federal government over the move.
World 'failed to track' Bin Laden
Pakistan's prime minister says spy agencies worldwide share the blame for his country's failure to capture Osama Bin Laden, who was killed by US forces. "We have intelligence failure of the rest of the world including the United States," PM Yousuf Raza Gilani said. Pakistan has been criticised for not locating Bin Laden, who was living near the country's main military academy.
Zahar: Hamas will never recognize Israel
Senior Hamas official Mahmoud Zahar said on Wednesday that Palestine is "hallowed ground" and that his organization will never recognize Israel. Speaking to Al Jazeera, Zahar said that Palestinians will not give up on their right to Palestine, while recognizing the rule of Poles and Ethiopians in their land.
Palestinian leaders in Cairo for deal, face hitch
The Palestinian president, who heads Fatah, and the leader of the Islamist group Hamas were in Cairo on Wednesday to endorse a deal to end a four-year rift but a last minute hitch cast doubt on the durability of the accord. But the ceremony was delayed by a disagreement over protocol shortly before it began over whether Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal should sit on the podium with President Mahmoud Abbas or down among other Palestinian delegates in the hall.
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