Iran Willing to Discuss Snap Inspections of its Nuclear Facilities
"When the Latrun monastery is spray-painted with graffiti, it troubles the entire Protestant world— and we cry about anti-Semitism? Those who seek to destroy and devastate us come from us."—Former Shin Bet chief Carmi Gilon says the roots for the next political murder are planted among "price tag" activists.
- Israeli army taking steps to change Palestinian child arrest policy - UNICEF progress report gives IDF mixed grades in arrest and interrogation of Palestinian minors in the West Bank; army says policy change still under review. The IDF raised the age of minority for Palestinians from 15 to 18, such as it is for Israelis. (Haaretz)
- Boycotting since 1967: East Jerusalem Palestinians to abandon local elections - Voter turnout expected to be low, after talk of reconsidering boycott is muted; Palestinians who considered running in city council back down. (Haaretz+)
- New international high school in Israel to charge whopping $35,000 a year - English-language private boarding school aims to also attract students from Arab countries. (Haaretz+)
- Gaza gets first stress-relieving sensory room - Palestinians in Gaza Strip will soon enjoy space for special needs children; 'Gaza is our mission in Palestine.' (Ynet)
- Egypt-U.S. relations in turmoil, says foreign minister - Egypt's foreign minister says instability with U.S. reflects negatively on entire Middle East. (Agencies, Haaretz)
- Turkey missile deal shows China's growing Mideast clout - 'Chinese ambassadors tend to speak good Arabic... while the Americans still expect everyone to talk in English,' says U.S. official. (Agencies,Haaretz)
- Iran willing to discuss snap inspections of its nuclear facilities - Negotiations between Iran, world powers continue in Geneva; Iranian FM says signing 'additional protocol' is part of last step of proposal. (Agencies, Haaretz)
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