Will Israel still exist in 2048?

Is this blogger feeling paranoid, or do some of the British community cast doubt on the Israeli 'state-right' or birth-right as it were, in the period of potential birth of Palestinian statehood:

"While Britain’s Jews were last week preparing for Rosh Hashanah Mary Dejevsky, of The Independent newspaper, was thinking about her article Will Israel still exist in 2048?, which was published on Friday, the second day of Rosh Hashanah."

Tomorrow is iPhone 5 Day announcement! Hold your breath, excited iPeople!

"When is the new iPhone coming out? Had enough of that question. People just think because I know FAH, then I definitely have seen an iPhone 5 at the Buzberry labs."

The specter of ill-feeling between Arab Muslims and Christians is often played on by the media-- but it has re-surfaced - or never gone away-- in Egypt this year.

"On Friday, September 30, 2011 a structure purporting to be a church was attacked and destroyed in the village of Mari-Nab, near Edfu, in the governorate of Aswan. Since then there has been much confusion in the media about what took place. Arab West Report editor-in-chief Cornelis Hulsman traveled to the village with Lamis Yahya, a researcher in Coptic affairs, and conducted interviews with Muslim and Christian residents, along with security. This report represents his notes taken and telephoned back to Cairo. A full report will be forthcoming following further research."

"Beirut International Film Festival on Oct 5th till Oct 13th 2011 in Beirut."

With a word from the hostess:

"It is with particular enthusiasm that I welcome you this year to the 11th edition of the Beirut International Film Festival.
International cinema, like fine wine, has its particularly good years, and 2011 has been a tremendously rich one."

"One of the critical things the Bahraini government has done since this year’s uprising set off panic that it was nearly game over is to create a discourse challenging the narrative of an oppressed majority demanding democracy and an end to discrimination."

"This is not a story about me. It's a story about YOU. Through my eyes."

"The Jordanian government appears to have backed down following an outcry over a proposed law that would discourage journalists from exposing corruption."

"The truth is Branding for NGOs is not very different from branding any other product/service or even personal branding. During my presentation, I asked the audience if they agreed that fundraising is the main problem of NGOs, to which I got a confirmation of more than 90%. However, that is not true.

Money is not an obstacle, nor is it a goal!"