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17-9-2014

Widow of alleged Gaza spy reveals espionage war between Israel, Hamas

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GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip – The 48-year-old Palestinian woman’s husband was shot to death in 2012 by militants in the Gaza Strip for spying for Israel. A mother of seven, she herself was jailed by Gaza’s Hamas rulers for aiding

Posted in: BREAKING NEWS Tags: Asia, cancer, ESPIONAGE, Fatah–Hamas conflict, Gaza, Gaza Strip, Gaza's Independent Commission for Human Rights, Hamas, Israel, Israeli–Palestinian conflict, Israel–Gaza conflict, Israel–Hamas ceasefire, Palestinian militant groups, Palestinian nationalism, Palestinian territories, police car, Politics, Ramiz Abu Jazar, Salah Abdel-Atti, War/Conflict

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9-8-2011

Palestinian militants attack Israeli troops in Gaza

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GAZA, August 8 (RIA Novosti). The Palestinian Islamic Jihad movement claimed responsibility for the mortar attack on Israeli soldiers in eastern Gaza City on Monday. The group said in a statement that the soldiers, who entered the occupied Palestinian enclave

Posted in: EARLY WARNING Tags: attack, Gaza, Israel, Palestina

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G2 ON CYBERSECURITY
- China tells US to halt spy plane flights
  
  China has demanded that the United States stop spy plane flights near the Chinese coast, saying they have "severely harmed" trust between the two countries, state-run media reported Wednesday. The comments came after Taiwanese media reported two Chinese fighter jets attempted to scare off an American U2 reconnaissance plane Read More »
- Massive Global Cyberattack Targeting U.S., U.N. Discovered; Experts Blame China
  
  The world's most extensive case of cyber espionage, including attacks on U.S. government and U.N. computers, is set to be revealed Wednesday by online security firm McAfee, and analysts are speculating that China is behind the attacks. The spying were dubbed “Operation Shady RAT,” or “remote access tool” by Read More »
- China boosts internet surveillance
  
  Police have told cafes, hotels and other businesses in central Beijing to install surveillance technology for Wi-Fi users or face fines and possible closure, in a further tightening of internet controls. China has the world's largest and most sophisticated web censorship and monitoring system, which it has tightened still further Read More »

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