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	Thursday, February 09, 2012 16 Shevat, 5772

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Update:

	Lee Zeitouni’s family not allowed to attend CRIF dinner The French Jewish organization suspects the Zeitounis might use the opportunity to protest against the country's laws that prevent the extradition of the two Frenchmen who killed the girl in a hit-and-run car accident in Tel Aviv.

EU says it will continue giving money to the Palestinian Authority despite deal with Hamas Hamas is listed as a terrorist group by the EU.		French government walks out of parliament after 'Nazi' taunt A government minister was accused of flirting with Nazi ideology.

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Iceland's parliament did not set a bold example for Europe by recognizing the state of Palestine, writes Abraham Foxman.

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	Hungarian foreign ministry condemns Jobbik MP’s comments questioning the Holocaust and comparing Israel to a Nazi system
	ADL welcomes US decision to close its embassy in Damascus
	French President Nicolas Sarkozy guest of honor at Wednesday’s Jewish representative body annual dinner
	Stop Iran 'blabber,' Israel PM tells officials
	Israel Prime Minister to visit US in March, will address AIPAC
	Ehud Barak: ‘Time is urgently running out to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons’
	French railways hand over papers on WWII deportations
	Nazi-hunters say 'lack of will' hampers search
	Israel's Lieberman to meet Clinton, newspaper reports
	Death of Lee Zeitouni: French FM says two suspects must be tried in France, extradition to Israel not allowed by French law