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8:20 AM ET, January 4, 2009

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Khaled Abu Toameh / Jerusalem Post:
Hamas moves on Fatah ‘collaborators’  —  The Hamas government has placed dozens of Fatah members under house arrest out of fear that they might exploit the current IDF operation to regain control of the Gaza Strip.  —  The move came amid reports that the Fatah leadership in the West Bank …
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Jerusalem Post:
Two senior Hamas terrorists killed in IAF strike  —  Senior Hamas terrorist Hussam Hamdan, who was in charge of Grad-type rocket launches into Beersheba and Ofakim, was killed in an IAF strike on Khan Yunis on Sunday afternoon.  —  Another senior Hamas terrorist, Muhammad Hilo, was also killed in the same airstrike.
Daily Mail:
Bodies of Hamas leader's children paraded as group promises …
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Minneapolis Star Tribune:
Franken up 225 with recount complete; focus turns to court
Discussion: The Confluence and Hot Air
Aaron David Miller / Newsweek:
He should get tough with Israel.  —  In Search of the High Ground: In July, Obama got a bird's-eye view of the Holy Land with Livni (right) and Defense Minister Ehud Barak  —  From the magazine issue dated Jan 12, 2009  —  Jews worry for a living; their tragic history compels them to do so.
Discussion: Daled Amos
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Agence France Presse:
Obama keeps silent on explosive Gaza conflict … As the clock ticks down to Barack Obama's inauguration, the US president-elect has kept silent on the decades-old Israeli-Palestinian conflict and its latest deadly turn in the Gaza Strip.  —  Obama transition officials have ventured little …
Steven Lee Myers / New York Times:
The New Meaning of an Old Battle
Discussion: Wizbang
IDF Spokesperson:
Rocket Statistics, 3 Jan 2009  —  Rocket Statistics  —  Today, over 950,000 Israelis live within range of rocket and mortar attacks.  —  There have been approximately 7,200 rockets (Grads, Qassams) and mortars launched at Israel since 2005.  —  During 2008, there have been 1755 mortars shells …
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John Harlow / Times of London:
Charity homes built by Hollywood start to crumble  —  RESIDENTS of a model housing estate bankrolled by Hollywood celebrities and hand-built by Jimmy Carter, the former US president, are complaining that it is falling apart.  —  Fairway Oaks was built on northern Florida wasteland by 10,000 volunteers …
Discussion: Michelle Malkin and PoliPundit.com
Zombie / zomblog:
“I'm a little spooked”: Palestinian protests bring Gaza fighting to San Francisco  —  For nearly every day of the last week, San Francisco has seen street protests about the fighting in Gaza between Israel and Hamas.  Hundreds of Palestinians, as well as left-wing activists organized by ANSWER …
Michael Saul / NY Daily News:
Me-ow!  Ann Coulter hits Michelle Obama over styles  —  Right-wing flame thrower Ann Coulter blasts incoming First Lady Michelle Obama as a freakish Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis imitator in a book to be published next week.  —  In her latest screed, titled “Guilty: Liberal 'Victims …
Yossi Klein Halevi / Washington Post:
As My Son Goes to War, I Am Fully Israeli At Last  —  “I just heard on the news that Gavriel's base has been shelled,” my wife, Sarah, said to me last Tuesday, referring to our 19-year-old son, a member of an Israeli army tank unit waiting on the Gaza border for the order to enter.
Discussion: My Right Word
BBC:
BBC names 11th - and youngest - Doctor Who  —  Matt Smith has been named as the actor who will take over from David Tennant in Doctor Who - making him the youngest actor to take on the role.  —  At 26, Smith is three years younger than Peter Davison when he signed up to play the fifth Doctor in 1981.
Amy Gardner / Washington Post:
McAuliffe Declares Bid for Governor  —  Former Democratic National Committee chairman and McLean businessman Terry McAuliffe said yesterday that he has decided to run for Virginia governor.  —  In a three-minute video e-mailed to supporters yesterday afternoon, McAuliffe, 51 …
Victor Davis Hanson / The Corner:
Creepy Times  —  There is something especially nauseating about the latest Middle East war — scenes of worldwide Islamic protests with photos of Jews as apes, protesters (in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida of all places!) screaming about nuking Israel and putting Jews in ovens …
Discussion: the talking dog and GayPatriot
 
 
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Hans Nichols / Bloomberg:
Obama Says U.S. Must Act Swiftly to Address Economy
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A Donor's Gift Soon Followed Clinton's Help
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Six Are Vying to Become Next RNC Chairman
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Top conservatives back Blackwell
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Let's Commit to a Nuclear-Free World
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Clashing Civilizations
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