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“Jordan fears Hamas’ Khaled Meshaal”
By Olivier Guitta

ARTICLE SNIPPET: “Last year, an Israeli general warned of a potential coup in Jordan to overthrow King Abdullah.

One clear threat for the Amman regime is Hamas Khaled Meshaal.”

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http://internet-haganah.com/harchives/005864.html

14 January 2007
“’Remind me: what is the difference between Hamas and Fatah?’”

stepping back in time...

http://off-topic.internet-haganah.com/archives/000075.html

December 15, 2005

Hamas vows to ‘defend rights of Islamic Iran’

Tehran, Iran 15 December 2005:

The radical Palestinian group Hamas will step up attacks against Israel if the Jewish state takes military action against Iran, its political chief said in Tehran on Thursday.

Khaled Meshaal also praised Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad for his “courage” in having dismissed the Holocaust as a myth and calling for Israel to be moved out of the Middle East to Europe or North America.

“Just as Islamic Iran defends the rights of the Palestinians, we defend the rights of Islamic Iran. We are part of a united front against the enemies of Islam,” Meshaal told reporters.

“Each member of this front defends itself with its own means in its region. We carry the battle in Palestine. If Israel launches an attack against Iran, we will expand the battlefield,” he told a news conference.

“We are part of a united front, and if one member of this front is attacked, it is our duty to support them.”

Posted on 15 December 2005 @ 18:01 GMT

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“Water Taste Will Change in D.C.”
Apr 3rd - 4:16pm

ARTICLE SNIPPET: “WASHINGTON - Beginning this Saturday, tap water in the District is expected to taste a bit different for a few weeks.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is making a month-long change in disinfectant chemicals at the Washington Aqueduct. That means customers who get their water from the D.C. Water and Sewer Authority could notice a slight chlorine taste in water drawn from their taps.

Officials say the temporary change from chloramines to chlorine is standard plant maintenance aimed at helping to keep water mains clean and free of harmful bacteria.”