PM: WE WILL NOT LET BARBARISM DEFEAT HUMANITY.
This morning a terrorist sneaked into the bedroom of a 13-year-old girl, Hallel-Yaffa Ariel. He murdered young Hallel in cold blood. A picture of her blood stained room is almost too hard to see. There’s a teddy bear still on her bed, a red beanbag chair, some pictures on the wall, shoes tightly packed in a bin next to her bunk bed.
Why would any person do this?
You don’t murder a sleeping child for peace. You don’t slit a little girl’s throat to protest a policy you don’t like.
You do this because you’ve been brainwashed. You’ve been brainwashed by a warped ideology that teaches you that this child isn’t human.
We will not let barbarism defeat humanity.
There’s no middle ground between beautiful Hallel and her unspeakably evil murderer.
Today, each of us is going to fight back.
I ask you to walk into your child’s bedroom before they go to sleep. I ask you to hug them. I ask you to kiss them. Teach them that the values that Hallel’s murderer most detested – freedom, diversity, pluralism – will never die; we’ll always hold them dear. Tell them that we will never let fear, evil and terror triumph; that we will always stand for justice. And this is how we will fight back. We fight back first by fighting back, fighting the terrorists, fighting their backers, fighting those who incite for such murder, whether in Hebron or in Orlando, or in Berlin, or in Ankara, or in Belgium, anywhere. We fight back by making sure that our collective moral compass doesn’t waver even a millimeter.
Today we will cherish Hallel’s memory. We will defend and honor her dignity by redoubling our efforts around the world to defeat the scourge of radical Islamist terror.
May Hallel’s memory forever be a blessing.
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Angry
RODRIGO DUTERTE THE 16TH PRESIDENT OF PHILIPPINES
Welcome to ASEAN Community – the new President of the Philippines H.E. Rodrigo Duterte! He took his oath of office as the 16th President of the Republic of the Philippines yesterday (June 30) in Malacanang, the presidential office. Before becoming president, he was a long-serving Mayor of Davao City in southern Philippines. He is a lawyer by profession and the first president of the country from Mindanao. His six-year term officially begins today. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3I2jD_0Exo
CIA CHIEF WARNS OF ISTANBUL-TYPE ATTACK IN THE US
CIA has warned that the Islamic State terror group may carry out large-scale attacks in the US similar to the one in Istanbul. CIA Director John Brennan said in Washington that the attack at Istanbul’s Ataturk International Airport bears the hallmarks of the Islamic State’s depravity.
Brennan said while to replying to a question at the Council on Foreign Relations, a top American think-tank. that the United States, is leading the coalition to try to destroy IS inside of Syria and Iraq, so it would be surprising if the terror outfit is not trying to hit the country.
As many as 42 people were killed and hundreds wounded yesterday after suicide attackers armed with guns and bombs attacked Istanbul’s busy Ataturk Airport . Turkey government blamed the attack on Islamic State extremists but there was no immediate confirmation from the group.
EU: UK MUST HONOUR FREE MOVEMENT OF PEOPLE
European Union leaders have warned that the UK must honour the principle of free movement of people, if it wants to retain access to the single market after it leaves the bloc. European Council President Donald Tusk said, UK could not pick and choose.
The French and German leaders also made clear that the freedom of movement of EU citizens was non-negotiable. Immigration to the UK, particularly from poorer EU countries, was a key issue in the referendum campaign. Some campaigners for ‘Leave EU’ sent a clear message that the vote was about controlling immigration levels.
PM TO HOLD MEETING MINISTERS AMID TALKS OF RESHUFFLE
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold a meeting with his Council of Ministers in New Delhi this evening. The meeting is expected to review the government’s decisions in the recent past. Union ministers are likely to make presentations on work done by their ministries in the last two years.
AIR correspondent reports, the meeting assumes significance amid the talks of an imminent cabinet reshuffle. The speculation has intensified over the change in the cabinet following Prime Minister’s meeting with BJP President Amit Shah last night. The possible reshuffle will coincide with an organizational changes in the BJP as Mr. Shah is yet to reconstitute his team in his second term as party chief.
BORIS JOHNSON HAS PULLED OUT OF THE TORY LEADERSHIP
Boris Johnson has pulled out of the Tory leadership contest. Michael Gove to contest.
Speaking at a conference on Thursday, he was expected to announce his intention to run become Britain’s next prime minister after David Cameron resigned last week.
His surprise announcement comes after fellow Brexiteer and Justice Secretary Michael Gove said he no longer supported Johnson and would be running for the leadership himself.
On the leadership, Johnson said: “Having consulted colleagues and in view of the circumstances in parliament, I have concluded that that person cannot be me.”
TOM SHANNON CALLS ON HM RAJNATH SINGH
United States’ Under Secretary for Political Affairs, Mr. Tom Shannon calls on HMRajnath Singh, in New Delhi
INDIA SUCCESSFULLY TEST-FIRES SURFACE-TO-AIR MISSILE
India today successfully test fired a new surface-to-air missile, from a mobile launcher in the Integrated Test Range at Chandipur at around 08.15 hours. Official sources said, the medium range missile, a product of joint venture between India and Israel, was successfully test launched. The missile, which was initially proposed to be tested yesterday, was deferred in the last moment for today.
Earlier, Indian Navy had successfully test launched the long range surface-to-air missile. These missiles would be inducted in all three services after user’s trial is completed. The local administration had temporarily displaced more than 3500 people residing within 2.5 kms radius of the ITR for security reasons ahead of the test.
42 DEAD IN YEMENI SUICIDE BOMBING ATTACK,
42 DEAD IN YEMENI SUICIDE BOMBING ATTACK, ISIS CLAIMS RESPONSIBILITY
Four explosions rocked security checkpoints in the southern Yemeni city of Mukalla, killing 43 people and injuring 24 others. The blasts occurred at sunset, as soldiers broke their fast during the holy month of Ramadan. Thirty-eight soldiers died in the attacks. Women and children were among the injured, according to Mukalla Now news agency. The suicide bombers reportedly posed as distributors of Iftar, the evening meal during Ramadan. Islamic State (IS, previously ISIS/ISIL) claimed responsibility for the attack.
DR SP MOOKERJE LIFE EXHIBITION- THE INSPIRING : AN EXHIBITION
Dr SP Mookerje Life the Inspiring Indian : An exhibition on the life of Dr Syamma Prasad Mookerjee is on at Teen Murti Bhawan Library campus those willing to learn about the Great Leader The Patriot , a nationalist, the founder of saffron, and eastern philosophy part of Indian politics is self sustaining as survived all ages as said by Swami Vivekanand . The star in the hearts of new class young ones to love his her motherland. His life journey first finds his works in an exhibition and archive of his memoir open for all the public to come and see. The originator of saffron diction the Founder of JanSangh now turn The BJP with ideologue and ideas to love for land, come one Cone all exhibition for ten days
MONITORING OF RADIATION LEVELS EMITTED BY TELECOM TOWERS
SC issues notice to Centre over a PIL seeking monitoring of radiation levels emitted by telecom towers,asks Centre to respond within 4 weeks.
Next date of hearing on the matter is July 22. The Petition was filed by a NGO alleging radiation-linked health hazard posed by telecom towers.This Public Interest Litigation is filed by Prashant Bhushan led NGO raises radiation-health hazard bogey with respect to telecom towers, cell phones. PIL alleges radiation linked health hazard posed by telecom towers.The plea argues that overwhelming scientific evidence suggests links between tower radiation and cancer, alzheimer’s, lukemia.
The plea also cites reports of Telecom Ministry and Ministry of Environment which have consistently recommended that towers should not be set up near schools, hospitals.There is no mechanism is in place for checking violation of prescribed radiation limits and not enough manpower, equipment available to monitor radiation levels. WHO had acknowledged a causal relationship between cellphone use and brain cancer dating back 2011. Parliamentary Standing Committee 2014 reprimanded DoT for not keeping abreast with norms for radiation followed in the West.
Some towers are placed in the midst of residential planned colonies and the aging person and young person close the tower are suffering from life-threatening diseases .
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