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Saturday, August 3, 2013

Rohani said that Israel is an 'Islamic bodily injury to be removed'

The newly elected President of Iran Hasan Rohani, who will take office on Sunday, has compared this Friday at Israel, enemy number one of the Islamic Republic, with "a wound in the Islamic body to be removed", as have reported local media. Rohani made ​​the remarks in a march in Tehran on World of Al Quds (Jerusalem) , which has also been the outgoing president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and has led the theocratic regime's supreme leader, Ali Khamenei. "The Zionist regime is a wound that for years in the body of the Islamic world and should be eliminated" , said Rohani reporters in comments broadcast on Iranian student news agency, ISNA. Rohani has stressed the need for unity of the Islamic community to confront the Zionist regime. "The World Quds Day is the day when the people showing unity of the Islamic world, as well as its resistance to any oppression and violation" stressed Rohani during the demonstration, according to Iranian television HispanTV. According Rohani, Israel continues its aggressive attitude, under the shadow of the occupation of Palestine and Jerusalem and this day serves for Muslims not to forget their historic right to resist tyranny ever before , television adds. The president-elect has stressed that the Israeli regime, taking advantage of the so-called process of Israeli-Palestinian peace, hidden behind a mask its true face violent pacifist. For his part, Ahmadinejad has said that the Hebrew nation will be "uprooted." "I inform you, and God is my witness, that a devastating storm of Zionism based start" , said the former president told the crowd gathered in Tehran "Israel has no place in this region." 

Reaction of Netanyahu

Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has asked the world todiscard their illusions of change in Iran before the election of the new president Rohani, after his disqualification to Israel. "The true face of Rohani is revealed sooner than expected. Even if now is quick to refute his words that's what this man thinks and that's the plan of action of the Iranian regime, "Netanyahu said in a statement sent to means. For Israeli Prime Minister Rohani statements "must awaken to the world of illusion where one party (the international community) was made ​​after the elections in Iran." "President there has changed but the objective of the scheme: get nuclear weapons to threaten Israel, the Middle East and international peace and security," said Netanyahu, and added: "We must not allow a State that threatens to destroy the State of Israel come to have weapons of mass destruction."

'Death to Israel and America!'

Rohani, elected against all odds, in the presidential election of June 14, is known for its moderation and be open to dialogue with the West.Referring to the recent resumption of peace talks between Israelis and Palestinians driven by Washington, the Iranian president accuses Israel of"maintaining its aggressive nature" , while during the negotiations "projects an image peaceful". Iran has organized demonstrations across the country on the occasion of Jerusalem Day, held every year, since the Islamic revolution of 1979, the last Friday of Ramadan. marches in the Islamic Republic aims to support the Palestinian cause and denounce Israel.

BlackBerry Messenger for iOS and Android

A company spokesman confirmed to  The Next Web  that "BlackBerry began internal testing BBM on iOS and Android devices." "We encourage our employees to designate friends and family to participate in a limited beta for Android," he added. The service instantaneous messaging  would be available in September.  Last May, during the celebration of the annual conference of BlackBerry, Thorsten Heins announced the arrival of BlackBerry Messenger to iOS and Android. The Canadian company presented earlier this year, their new devices with new operating system, BlackBerry 10, with which it aims to position itself in the market again and be strong against rivals such as Google and Apple. 

U.S. says attacks drones in Pakistan will end 'soon'

The Secretary of State John Kerry said in an interview on a Pakistani television network attacks U.S. troops in that country called drones or unmanned aircraft, will end "soon." United States often performed with these aircraft incursions into Pakistani territory, especially in the tribal area on the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan, which Pakistan considers a clear violation of its territorial sovereignty. Kerry arrived yesterday in Pakistan to try to improve relations between Washington and Islamabad, which have been souring over the past two years, precisely because of this issue and the U.S. operation took place in Pakistan in May 2011 to kill the leader of the terrorist network Al Qaeda, bin Laden Osamba. "We are on track," said Kerry in the private Geo television network. "I think the program will end soon because we have eliminated most of threats," he added, referring to the incursions of the drones. The interviewer television was not satisfied with that answer, and insisted on asking if the U.S. and has an approximate date for the end of the attacks. Kerry replied: "Well, yes, we do. Believe that President [Obama] has a date, and will be very, very soon." However, he did not specify which. Obama has already stated in a speech in May that the reduction of U.S. troops in Afghanistan and progress in the fight against Al Qaeda, have reduced the need for carrying out drone attacks. In fact, the number of raids conducted in Pakistan this year have declined, according to the independent public institution New America Foundation.This year there have been 16 attacks, while in 2012 there were 48 in 2011 and 122 in 2010. During his visit to Pakistan, U.S. Secretary of State met with the new Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, and the Foreign advisor Sharif, Sartaj Aziz, among other leaders. The drone raids are particularly unpopular in Pakistan, as sometimes mistakenly killed innocent people in these attacks. You could say that in every public appearance that Kerry has done in Pakistan, the issue of drones has emerged as a drop Malay. Thus, for example, Aziz told a press conference with Kerry standing next to him: "The attacks drones are counterproductive to our relations, "referring to the links between the U.S. and Pakistan. He added: "We ask that they run out."

U.S. issues global alert threat from Al Qaeda

The global travel alert to all its citizens remain until August 31 due to unspecified threat of the terrorist network Al-Qaeda, according to the State Department. In the alert, the State Department warned Americans of "the continued possibility of terrorist attacks", particularly in the Middle East and North Africa. "Current information suggests that Al-Qaeda and affiliated organizations continue to plan terrorist attacks , "and that the" efforts "to carry out could focus" in the period between now and the end of August." "It reminds U.S. citizens the possibility of terrorists attacking the public transportation systems and other tourist infrastructure , "the alert, remembering that there have been attacks on" rail systems "and" aviation services." The State Department also stressed that the U.S. is "working closely with other nations to the threat of international terrorism, including al-Qaeda." On Thursday, the State Department instructed that 18 of its embassies and consulates remain closed on Sunday , weekday in Muslim countries. Among the countries affected by this closure are: Algeria, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh, Kuwait, Israel, Turkey, Egypt, Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya. A terrorist threat linked to al-Qaeda was ordered that close, explained Rep. Ed Royce, chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives, told broadcaster CNNThe warning comes a day after the State Department to instruct several of its embassies, some of them in the Middle East, to remain closed for a terrorist threat. The State Department spokeswoman, Marie Harf, did not say how long the facility will be closed and indicated that the measure was taken "by excessive caution and care of employees and individuals who may be visiting." "We gave instructions to U.S. embassies and consulates that are normally open on Sunday to halt operations, especially on August 4th, "said a State Department official. "They may be closed for several days," he added. Sunday is a working day in many Arab countries and the Middle East, where the meaning of the closure of the embassies have greater impact.  In particular, Sunday doors will not open their embassies and consulates in Egypt, Iraq, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Afghanistan, Dhaka (Bangladesh), Amman (Jordan), Moscate (Oman), Riadin (Saudi Arabia), Algiers (Algeria ), Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates), Sanaa (Yemen) and Tripoli (Libya). The State Department also announced that hundreds of Marines are ready to join custody and increase the security of U.S. embassies in Rome, Madrid, among other countries in Europe and also in North Africa.