Analysis
Gaza's Hard Truths
FORWARD EDITORIAL: The heartbreaking Gaza conflict offers reminders for both sides. Israel has the right to live in peace, and the Palestinians deserve an independent state.
Many Red Lines Crossed on Road to Gaza War
Both Israel and Hamas crossed tacitly agreed ‘red lines,’ escalating a low-level, slap-for-slap conflict to the brink of a new ground war in Gaza.
Press TV's News Analysis - Israel Threatens Cast Lead II - November 12, 2012
In this program O’Keefe gets to respond directly to one of Israels countless prostitutes of propaganda in the mainstream media, Daniel Pipes.
Deluge of Dissent on War With Iran
Benjamin Netanyahu has staked his career on stopping Iran from getting nuclear weapons. But most security insiders believe only the U.S. can make sure it’s done right, J.J. Goldberg writes.
Israel's Security Insiders Split on Iran
As the possibility of an Israeli strike on Iran looms, the country’s security establishment is divided as never before over the wisdom and feasibility of a unilateral attack.
Real News: DOJ PLAYING POLITICS
We begin by debating the DOJ and its investigations of Sheldon Adelson and companies like Gibson Guitars at the peak of the election season. GBTV - web.gbtv.com
Real News: MORSI'S TEST: SINAI
We debate the instability of the Sinai Peninsula and the “infidels” who tried to cross over into Israel this weekend. GBTV - web.gbtv.com
Azerbaijani-Israeli Relations and the Iranian Threat (Dispatch)
Stratfor Middle East Analyst Reva Bhalla discusses Azerbaijan’s complicated relationships with Israel and Iran. For more, please visit www.stratfor.com
eXaudios Decodes Speech Emotions
The Israeli company eXaudios has developed a process which automatically analyses speech, and decipers the emotions behind the vioce. The secret is understanding and decoding the intonations. Over 400 emotions can be processed and identified. Download links (copy/paste to browser): Streaming video: www.megaupload.com Download: www.megaupload.com Script: www.megaupload.com
The Aluminum Show from Israel
Transforming it into giant silver mammoths, pseudo aliens and sinuous snake-like creatures, an Israeli dance troupe re-defines aluminum. By Harvey Stein (Israel MFA) Recently returned from a four-month US tour and slated to fly back soon, this time for a six-month stay, the Israeli dance extravaganza dubbed Aluminum, founded by Israeli dancer and choreographer Ilan Azriel, will completely change the way you think about this versatile metal. The idea was born when Azriel opened a box in a hardware store one day and a piece of aluminum fell out. He started to play around with the snake-like object, fascinated by the way it moved. He began to imagine the play of lights on the silver substance, as dancers wore it on their bodies. Born in a hardware store aisle, today, Aluminum is a full-length performance of visual theater for six dancers that has toured the world, with stops in Africa, Asia, and North and South America. Download links (copy/paste to browser): YouTube: www.youtube.com Streaming: www.megaupload.com Hi Res: www.megaupload.com Script: www.megaupload.com
