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sweden
European liberal left leaves Europe in decay, blames the victim for failed policies
Jewish Journal
January 19, 2016
Recent incidents highlighted the dangerously failed European left-wing politics that has draped itself in the false cloak of morality and judgment.
Netanyahu says Israel and EU need to reset ties
Jewish Journal
January 14, 2016
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused the European Union on Thursday of holding his country to a double standard, and reserved special criticism for Sweden, saying its call to investigate Israel was outrageous, immoral and stupid.
Sweden’s FM demands investigation of ‘extrajudicial executions’ by Israel
Jewish Journal
January 12, 2016
Days after Israeli security forces killed an Arab-Israeli fugitive in a shootout, Sweden’s foreign minister called for an investigation of Israel’s killing of Palestinian attackers and a controversial Arab-Israeli Knesset member said the fugitive’s killers should be prosecuted.
Israel angered by ‘appalling’ Swedish comments after Paris attacks
Jewish Journal
November 16, 2015
Israel described on Monday as \”appallingly impudent\” comments by Sweden\’s foreign minister that it interpreted as an attempt to link the Islamic State attacks in Paris to the plight of Palestinians in the West Bank.
Israel faces tough months as pressure builds on Netanyahu
Jewish Journal
November 10, 2014
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is trying to keep his fractious coalition together as talk of early elections grows, but in trying to bolster himself domestically he runs the risk of further alienating international partners.
Israeli gets jail time in Sweden for terrorism threats
Jewish Journal
July 25, 2014
An Israeli citizen who threatened to commit terrorism in Sweden after his asylum request there was denied has been sentenced to two years in prison.
Man beaten in Malmo for hanging Israeli flag
Jewish Journal
July 9, 2014
A man was beaten severely for hanging an Israeli flag outside his window in the Swedish city of Malmo, police said.
The debate we should be having on Syria
Jewish Journal
September 4, 2013
On Tuesday evening, President Barack Obama boarded Air Force One, departed for Sweden and left behind a looming political disaster. Despite the endorsement of Republican and Democratic House leaders, many members of Congress remain deeply skeptical about the president\’s proposal to carry out cruise missile strikes in Syria. And they should be.
Hezbollah operative tracked Israeli plane landings in Cyprus
Jewish Journal
February 22, 2013
The Hezbollah operative on trial for plotting against Israeli tourists in Cyprus acknowledged passing on Israeli aircraft landing times to his terrorist handlers.
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