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Foreign minister tells Knesset’s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee chances that Security Council will adopt Palestinian plan to unilaterally declare state are low.
“A unilateral move must receive the approval of the UN Security Council, and the chances for that are low. Unilaterally declaring a state is a violation of the agreements signed with Israel, and Israel will also be freed of its obligations.”
The minister reiterated that Israel would not hesitate before taking unilateral moves, if the Palestinians take such steps. “Any unilateral move will be met with a unilateral move on our part. We have a lot to do in response.”

On the 9th November episode of Chitchat of Beauties, a female college student named Miss Lee from Hongik University was asked whether she dates short guys. She expressed, “First of all, I don’t like guys who are short. In a society that places a premium on looks, guys who are short are losers. Guys should be at least 1.8m (5’11”) tall.”
Her unedited comments were lambasted by many in Korea after it was aired. Fierce criticisms came from all directions, with one guy even suing KBS for emotional hurt caused by this and asked for 10 million KRW in compensation. Miss Lee also became the No.1 target of the internet terror squad.
HAHAHAHA. Pussies.
Jesus the Deliver.
Vancouver police won’t rule out using a new crowd-control device as a weapon capable of emitting loud, painful blasts of sound that are potentially damaging to hearing.
But police spokesman Const. Lindsey Houghton insisted Tuesday that the Long Range Acoustical Device was bought principally to replace “antiquated hand-held megaphones” as a tool to communicate in emergencies and for crowd control.
“We’re seeing it as a loudspeaker,” Houghton said. “We’d be remiss if we did not have a device that could safely communicate to people.”
Asked whether police would ever use it for anything more than communication, Houghton said, “We can’t rule out anything.”