Israel police on alert after the death of a young Israeli Arab

Des affrontements ont eu lieu entre la police et les jeunes Arabes israéliens à Kfar Kana dans le nord d'Israël.

La police israélienne a été mis en état d'alerte 9th Sunday, Novembre à faire face à toute violence dans les parties arabes du pays après la mort d'un jeune Arabe israélien, qui a été tué par la police.

"Le niveau d'alerte de la police a été soulevée au niveau 3 (4 étant le niveau le plus élevé) dans les parties arabes du pays, où des centaines d'hommes des renforts ont été déployés", a déclaré le porte-parole de la police Luba Samri.

Kheir Hamdan, 22 ans, a été abattu par la police samedi à l'aube à Kfar Kana (nord) lors d'une arrestation, déclenchant une journée de la colère ponctuée par des affrontements avec la police.

Un appel à la grève générale des commerces et des écoles du dimanche a été lancé par des représentants de la communauté arabe israélienne à dénoncer ce "assassiner" alors qu'une enquête a été ouverte au ministère de la Justice.

Menaces Netanyahu

Villes arabes israéliennes ont jusqu'ici tenus à l'écart de la violence ont augmenté en particulier à Jérusalem-Est, la partie palestinienne de la ville occupée et annexée par Israël, mais face au risque de propagation de localités arabes d'Israël, le Premier ministre Benjamin Netanyahu a menacé de "révoquer la citoyenneté de ceux qui appellent à la destruction de l'Etat d'Israël ".

"The solution can not be a police siege of Jerusalem"

Les forces de sécurité israéliennes empêchent l'accès à Al-Aqsa dans la vieille ville de Jérusalem, le vendredi 7 novembre.

Le gouvernement israélien a renforcé la présence policière dans Jérusalem, le vendredi 7 novembre craignant un retour de la violence dans les quartiers et Abors des mosquées arabes. Les hommes de la police interdit moins de 35 ans l'accès à la troisième lieu saint de l'Islam, également vénéré par les Juifs. Vendredi matin, une deuxième victime de l'attaque à la voiture bélier, a eu lieu le mercredi est mort, à la suite de ses blessures.
Yoram Schweitzer, un chercheur à l'Institut d'études de sécurité nationale (INSS), dirige le programme de recherche sur le terrorisme et les conflits de faible intensité. Il travaille sur les auteurs d'attentats suicides qui ont échoué.

Jewish extremists call for demonstrations on the Temple Mount

This new event, scheduled day of prayer for Muslims, could still throw a little more fuel to the fire.

A new event to the call of a Jewish extremist organization on the Temple Mount in East Jerusalem, Friday, November 7, could still throw a little more fuel to the fire. By Thursday, nearly 150 people, mostly young religious, were directed to this place to claim the right to pray before being repelled by the police.

Police also announced that Muslim men under 35 could not enter the site for Friday prayers due to reports that "young Arabs intended to create disorder."
Thursday night, about 200 Palestinians have yet exchanged with Israeli policemen powerful firecrackers, stones, tear gas, stun grenades and rubber bullets in the refugee camp Chouafat. Clashes also broke out in the neighborhood Issaouiya.

In East Jerusalem, "people are hopeless, frustrated"

Une femme crie un policier israélien dans la vieille ville de Jérusalem, le 30 Octobre 2014.

Prenez un chat. Enfermez-le dans une petite boîte noire. Comment réagirait-il? Vous gratter. Brahim Hijazi en utilisant cette métaphore étrange pour son fils et expliquer ses actions. En ce jeudi 30 Octobre ce vieil homme de 67 ans avec des manières affables vu par les habitants arabes d'Abu Tor, un quartier mixte à la périphérie de Jérusalem-Est. Ils se serrent la main juste, mettre un baiser amical, condoléances murmure. A l'aube, les forces spéciales de la police des frontières israélienne ont encerclé la maison familiale, à quelques mètres. Refuge sur le toit, entre les antennes paraboliques, Mutaz Hijazi, 32, a été pulvérisé avec des balles. Le fils de Brahim et est décédé sur place, près de huit heures après avoir tenté d'assassiner un célèbre droite activiste juif Yehuda Glick, hospitalisé depuis.


La police n'a pas fallu longtemps pour identifier le coupable, qui a travaillé dans un restaurant en héritage centrale de Menahem Begin. Ce fut là que la fusillade a eu lieu après une conférence sur le Mont du Temple. Selon des sources officielles, il est rapporté que la moto et l'arme utilisée lors de l'opération ont été trouvés à la maison de la famille Hijazi.

Israel to terrorism "low cost" car rams

Un homme blessé par l'attaque à la voiture bélier à Jérusalem, le 5 Novembre.

Israël est confronté à une nouvelle forme d'attaques, "low cost" terrorisme inévitables, y compris l'impact psychologique est formidable: la voiture bélier. Selon une évaluation préliminaire, un policier a été tué et 14 autres ont été blessés à Jérusalem-Est, le mercredi 5 novembre, dans une transaction de cette nature contre les piétons.
Une camionnette est entrée en collision avec un premier groupe à une station de tram au coin Hatzadik-Shimon, avant de poursuivre son voyage le long des rails et voler sur d'autres passants.

Dans la soirée, un autre véhicule a blessé trois soldats dans les groupes colonies de Gush Etzion en Cisjordanie, près du camp de réfugiés d'Al-Aroub. Le conducteur a fui. Des barrages ont été placés sur la route de Hébron. Ceci est la deuxième attaque de la journée et la troisième en deux semaines, confirmant les craintes d'une spirale de violence dans la ville sainte.

Repression is increasing in the Gulf thanks to the offensive against Daech

Salman Ahmed Ali Salman, head of the Shiite movement Wefaq, October 28 in Manama.

This is the latest draconian measure taken by the oil monarchies of the Persian Gulf. The main opposition group in Bahrain was prohibited activity, Tuesday, Oct. 28, for three months. Shiite Wefaq movement, spearheaded the protests that shook since 2011 this led to an iron fist by a Sunni dynasty, the Al-Khalifa archipelago, was found guilty of violating the law on associations.

The administrative court in Manama accuses him of having held general assemblies without the required quorum and transparency. Bahraini law does not recognize the right to form parties stricto sensu, political actors must comply with the very stringent regulations. "It is not political, ensures Moanes Al-Mardi, the editor of the daily Al-Bilad, acquired power. If they had followed the law, no one would have come bothering. "

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Burkina Faso, the political cris is in six questions

On the Place of the Nation in Ouagadougou Friday, October 31

After twenty-seven years as head of state, President Blaise Compaore announced his resignation in a statement Friday, October 31. After three days of protests, which escalated Thursday, killing at least four people dead, the crowd gathered on the Place de la Nation was greeted by an explosion of joy announcing the departure of its head of state. The epilogue of a regime crisis accelerated, but leaves power on vacation. Update on the situation.
  Who runs the country? 

In its statement, Blaise Compaore says leaving office under Article 43 of the Constitution. The power vacuum being declared, the Constitution of Burkina Faso stated that the interim head of state must be insured by the President of the National Assembly. But the Assembly was dissolved on Thursday night announced the Chief of Staff of the army, General Honore Traore.

"Considering the urgency to save the life of the nation," Honore Traore has announced that he would take "from this day [his] responsibilities as head of state. "The senior officer says doing so" in accordance with constitutional provisions "taking the reins of the state.

What will become Blaise Compaoré? 

According to the French diplomacy, the outgoing president left Ouagadougou to win the South. "It's going to Po", near the border with Ghana city, do we explained to Paris, unable to say if the objective of the ex-president was then earn another country, Ghana or Côte d'Ivoire for example. The former head of state did not seek to take refuge in France, and the issue of such an exile is not news, said Paris.

Who will take over as head of state? 

According to the communiqué signed by Blaise Compaore, new elections should be held within 90 days. But unlike the outgoing president, the chief of the General Staff, Honore Traore, remained vague on the timing of the transition, merely to evoke a return to constitutional order as soon as possible.

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Among the potential candidates to succeed Blaise Compaoré returned in recent days the name of Kouamé lougue. The retired general has indeed a strong capital of sympathy with the protesters, who chanted his name repeatedly in their gatherings. Former minister of defense, he was sacked in 2004 to be heard as a witness in a case of failed coup to oust Blaise Compaoré, for which he ultimately was not worried.

That criticized the opposition Blaise Compaoré? 

Blaise Compaoré intend to stand at 63, a fifth term in November 2015, and to achieve its purposes, amending Article 37 of the Constitution prevents it. The opposition feared a "constitutional coup": that is to say that an amendment of the Basic Law allows Compaore to cling to power, and perform up to three additional terms or fifteen more years to lead the country.

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Fear all the more justified as the Head of State came to power in a coup had already change the Constitution twice, in 1997 and 2000, to remain in power. He appeared before his resignation sixth African presidents in terms of longevity.

  The street she obtained what she asked? 

Since October 21, when the government announced its bill, several events were organized by the opposition. October 28, including hundreds of thousands of people chanting "Blaise out! "In the streets of Ouagadougou.

See also: Burkina Faso: the day when the street has reduced Compaoré

The announcement by Colonel Boureima Farta, representing the army, the resignation of Mr. Compaoré few minutes before he himself this Friday sparked an explosion of joy of thousands of protesters who s 'were gathered on the Place de la Nation Ouagadougou again before the General Staff of the army.

According to the correspondent of the news agency Reuters, the atmosphere is however somewhat cooled when it appeared that the army chief, General Honore Traore had taken over the country. The protesters had in fact called for the resignation of Honore Traore at the same time as that of Blaise Compaoré. Shared by the representatives of the political opposition demand. "We do not want the general Traoré is business. We need someone worthwhile. Traoré is the henchman of Blaise Compaore, "has accused Monou Tapsoaba, an activist of the People's Movement for Progress (MPP).

What is the result of violence? 

The balance disorders remains uncertain time. Two opponents reported thirty dead and over 100 injured. The Agence France-Presse has confirmed that four dead and six seriously injured in the capital, most occurred during Thursday.

Looting were underway Friday in the government district in Ouagadougou. The day before, the homes of several members of the regime were vandalized or burned in the capital or in Bobo Dioulasso, the second city of the country. The police rarely intervene, no instructions have yet been communicated to the police to stop these flights at large.