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Modi makes impromptu visit to tomb of Zionism’s founder Theodor Herzl
Jerusalem:PM Narendra Modi on Tuesday made an impromptu visit to the
grave of Theodor Herzl,who is considered as the founding father of Zionism, at
the suggestion of his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu.Modi, who visited
the Yad Vashem Museum and honoured the victims of the Holocaust, was suggested
by Netanyahu, apparently spontaneously, that they visit the grave of Herzl born
Benjamin Ze’ev Herzl — which lies adjacent to the memorial. Modi agreed on the
suggestion and the two leaders visited the marble tomb at Herzl.Modi placed a small rock on the marble
tomb as Netanyahu watched with a smile.“PM Netanyahu and @PMOIndia Modi visited
Mt. Herzl in Jerusalem, and paid their respects to the founder of modern
Zionism, Theodor Herzl,” the official Twitter account of the Office of the PM of Israel tweeted.It also posted a brief video
that showed Modi placing his hand on the tomb.“Before departing the Yad Vashem
complex the leaders visited the Grave of Theodor Herzl — Chozeh HaMedinah (lit.
“Visionary of the State“), ”Ministry of External Affairs spokesman Gopal Baglay
tweeted.Herzl was an Austro-Hungarian journalist, playwright, political
activist, and writer who is considered the founding father of Zionism — a
movement to establish a Jewish homeland.The Hindu
New Israeli flower named after PM Modi
Tel Aviv:A new fast-growing Israeli flower was today named after PM
Narendra Modi, in a special gesture to mark the first visit of an Indian PM to
the Jewish nation. Israeli Crysanthumun flower will now be called “Modi”,
officials said.“New fast-growing Israeli Crysanthumun flower named in honor of PM
Narendra Modi and will be called “MODI”. Indeed, a #GrowingPartnership!,”
Israel’s official twitter handle said.PTI
Ahmadiyya head in Israel thanks PM Modi for support to community
The head of the Ahmadiyya Community in Israel thanked visiting Indian PM
Narendra Modi for the support offered to the country back home.As Israeli PM
Benjamin Netanyahu introduced the Indian leader to the religious heads in the
country, the head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community said,"We want to thank
you for helping our community in India. Thank you very much."ANI
We waited 70 years, Netanyahu tells Modi
INDIA-china STAND OFF
From submarines to warships: How Chinese navy is expanding its footprint
in Indian Ocean
New Delhi:Anti-piracy patrols and freedom of navigation are the reasons
cited by China for its increased presence in the Indian Ocean, forcing New
Delhi to tighten surveillance of the strategic waters, Govt sources have said.The deployment of Chinese
naval units in the Indian Ocean is being closely monitored by the Indian Navy
amid Beijing’s increased forays into the region.“Chinese activity in the Indian
Ocean has touched a new high in recent months. We are using our surveillance
assets quite extensively to monitor their movement,” a navy source said today.
Indian Navy has sighted more than a dozen Chinese warships, including
submarines, destroyers and intelligence-gathering vessels, in the Indian Ocean
during the last 2 months.HT
Chinese media at it again, says India will suffer worse losses than 1962
New Delhi:Accusing India of behaving “shamelessly before the
international community”, the Chinese media has warned that India will suffer
“greater losses than in 1962 if it incites military conflicts”. “If New Delhi
believes that its military might can be used as leverage in the Donglang area,
and it's ready for a 2-and-a-half front war, we have to tell India that the
Chinese look down on their military power. Jaitley is right that the India of
2017 is different from that of 1962 - India will suffer greater losses than in
1962 if it incites military conflicts,” an editorial in China’s state-run
Global Times said, referring to recent statements by Defence Minister Arun
Jaitley and Army chief General Bipin Rawat.News18.com
OTHERS
BJP, RSS jointly start cooperative society to sell beef in Kerala:
Malayalam daily
In a major embarrassment to the BJP, which has been showcasing its cow
protection agenda in several parts of the country, its unit in Thrissur
district of Kerala, in association with the RSS, has started a cooperative
society to sell beef among other varieties of meat.The society, according to a
report published by Malayalam daily Deshabhimani on Tuesday, has been framed
under the stewardship of BJP district head A Nagesh and secretary TS Ullas
Babu.“Cattle Meat Manufacturing Cooperative Society has A Nagesh as the chief
promoter, besides several other prominent local BJP and RSS leaders as members
of the executive body which shall monitor its daily functioning,” the report
stated.Ironically, Narendra Modi had whipped up cow-slaughter hysteria by
denouncing what he called “pink revolution” in his speeches during 2014
parliamentary elections campaign.Even though India continues to be one of the
biggest exporters of beef, despite BJP coming into power, vigilantism in the
name of cow protection has triggered a cycle of mob lynchings of Dalits and
Muslims in several BJP-ruled states.BJP, however, has always maintained double
standards when it comes to states where beef is widely consumed, especially in
Christian-majority northeastern states. Incidentally, states like West Bengal,
Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and to some extent Karnataka, have already registered their
protest against ‘beef ban.’ Opening of cooperative societies for selling beef
in Kerala is seen as a crafty move to gain political ground in beef-consuming
states.Meanwhile, the society, the Deshabhimani report said, has already set up
an office near Thiruvampady temple in the city centre to procure, process and
sell meat, that includes beef, and fish.As per the bylaws stipulated by the
cooperative society, it will rear cattle for meat, regulate its sale according
to wholesale and retail schemes and establish a supermarket to sell different
types of meat products, the report read, adding that society was also planning
to start a cold storage facility to store meat. “Society was also aiming to
start a chain of restaurants in the district, besides setting up a mobile store
for selling meat and poultry products,” the report further stated, adding, “society
aims at doubling their sales during festival season.”NationalHeraldIndia
BJP starts a co-operative society
to sell beef in Kerala, when their colleagues running amok after beef eaters:
SouthLive
Governor threatened me, says Mamata after W.Bengal's North 24 Parganas
erupt over FB post
Kolkata: Communal clashes broke out in West Bengal's North 24 Parganas
district on Tuesday night following an "objectionable" Facebook post,
prompting the Govt to rush in 400BSF troopers
to assist the local administration in controlling the situation.Though there
was no official confirmation about any casualties during the clashes, the
incident triggered an unprecedented spat between CM Mamata Banerjee and Governor
Keshari Nath Tripathi, whom she accused of acting like "a BJP block
president" and "threatening" her.Raj Bhawan voiced surprise over
Mamata's "attitude and language", and said, " Hon'ble Governor
cannot remain a mute spectator of the affairs in the state." Tripathi, ex-BJP
veteran and ex-speaker of UP Assembly, was appointed West Bengal governor after
Modi govt.The violence between two communities at Baduria under Basirhat
sub-division in the district started on Monday night over the post following which
a young man was arrested, the police said on Tuesday. A violent mob put up road
blockades at several places and attacked members of other community, besides
destroying many shops, they said. Several incidents of communal clashes have
been reported in the state during recent times. Mamata, while strongly reacting
to her conversation with Tripathi over the incident, said she felt so offended
that "I once even thought of leaving (quitting as CM)". A Raj Bhavan
statement quoted Tripathi as having said nothing happened during the talks over
which Mamata should feel "insulted, threatened or humiliated"."Talks
between the Hon'ble CM and the Hon'ble governor were confidential in nature and
none is expected to disclose it," a statement issued by Raj Bhavan in Kolkata
said.It said that the governor asked the CM to ensure peace and law and order by all
means. Condemning the riots, Mamata said, "This is a serious issue, let me
handle it seriously." She said after the arrest of one person, there
should not have been any further trouble. "We were awake last night (to
control it)."Mamata said, "The ruling party at the Centre has an
agenda. They have formed a 'Gau Raksha group' to kill people. A 'hate group'
was formed to foment riots. Riots are taking place in the name of Hindu
Samhati."PTI
BSF deployed to contain Bengal clashes; Jamaat-e-Islami appeals for
peace
Kolkata: A senior BSF officer said 4 companies of the force’s South
Bengal Frontier have been deployed in Bashirhat, Swarupnagar, Baduria and
Devganga areas to assist the State police in containing the situation. No one
was “killed or severely hurt”, the police sources said. The problem began on
Sunday night following the social media post on Islam and Prophet Mohammad by a
young man, Souvik Sarkar, from Rudrapur village in North 24 Parganas district.
Mr Sarkar has since been arrested. West Bengal chapter of Jamaat-e-Islami has
appealed for peace in the district. The organisation’s Bengal head Md. Nuruddin
requested the State Govt to “monitor”
social media and said the post against the religious sentiment of the community
was an attempt to “spread hatred and anger” in the State.thehindu
‘I can lynch you here’: J&K minister Ansari tells NC MLA in Assembly
Srinagar:“I can lynch you here,” J&K minister Imran Ansari told
National Conference leader Devender Rana in the Legislative Assembly during a
discussion on implementation of the GST. The remark came during a heated
argument between the minister and the opposition MLA. J&K is the only state
which is yet to implement the GST, which came into force in rest of the country
on July 1.Rana, while taking part in the discussion on the GST regime, said
members of House should rise above “political considerations” and agree upon
what is good for the state and its people. He opposed the GST in its current
form, saying it would render the special status of the state as a “hollow
husk”. The minister interrupted and accused Rana of “double standards”.He
claimed that while Rana was opposing the GST in the Assembly, while he has
already migrated his businesses to the new taxation regime.PTI
Maharashtra BJP leader arrested on rape charges; video of him kissing
woman on bus goes viral
Mumbai: A BJP leader in Maharashtra’s Gadchiroli was arrested on Tuesday
after a 20-year-old woman filed a case of rape against him and alleged he
promised to marry her and also get her a job, police said. According to
reports, the woman lodged the complaint after a video clip of the Ravindra
Bawanthade, a school teacher and BJP’s Gadchiroli general secretary, kissing
her in a moving luxury bus went viral across the state on Tuesday.Bawanthade
was also the party in-charge of Armori assembly constituency in the district
during 2014 state polls.Reports said the incident happened when Bawanthade was
returning from Nagpur to Gadchiroli in the bus along with the woman a few days
ago.HT
Big ripples in little Pondy as BJP gains backdoor entry into Assembly: New Indian Express
Puducherry:BJP Puducherry unit head V Saminathan, who managed get only
an abysmal 1,509 votes to the winning candidate’s 12,144 votes in the last
Assembly election, is set to become an MLA after the Union Home Ministry
appointed 3 BJP men as nominated members to the territorial assembly, bypassing
the elected Congress Govt led by CM V Narayanasamy. Along with Swaminathan, the
panel of names that Lieutenant Governor Kiran Bedi forwarded to the Centre
includes party treasurer KG Shankar and a sympathiser, S
Selvaganapathy.“Central Govt may
nominate not more than 3 persons, not being persons in the service of govt, to
be members of the Legislative Assembly of Union Territory,” says Sub Section
(3) of Section 3 of the Union Territory Act, 1963.
Saudi-based NRI joins hands with Super 30 to help talented minority
students
Patna: A Saudi Arabia-based NRI has joined hands with Super 30, a free
coaching centre which helps children from poor families reach the prestigious
IIT engineering institutes, to help talented youth from the minority community
prepare for IIT and other technical education courses.Obaidur Rahman, a businessman
who is also chairman of the Bihar foundation in Saudi Arabia, has formed an
organization called Rahman 30, which will select 30 talented students from the
minority community through screening tests. These students will be provided
free coaching by Super 30 founder director Anand Kumar. “main objective is to
give the students Employable education through rigorous training. This is what
is lacking for the minorities. They don’t get quality technical and
job-oriented education, as they find it hard to reach that level due to their
poor financial condition,” said Obaid.IANS
In Goa, 3 places of worship vandalised; Manohar Parrikar says ‘bid to
create tension’
Panaji:With 3 places of worship vandalised within a period of 24 hours
in south Goa, Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar on Tuesday described the act as
“a specific attempt to try and create some sort of tension in the state”. On
Saturday, two crosses in St Jose de Areal and Gudi Paroda in south Goa were
desecrated. While in one spot the platform on which the cross was placed was
damaged, in the other spot there was an attempt to vandalise the cross. On
Sunday evening, a Hindu structure called ‘Ghumti’, a small temple-like worship
space, at Curchorem was attacked.Police officials said that vigilance had been
intensified, with instructions for patrolling extended to other villages in
south Goa. After reviewing the situation and chairing a meeting with the top
police brass, Parrikar said at a hurriedly held press meet, “Whoever is doing
this is doing it deliberately, with proper planning. I have no doubts about
it.”The police have not described the episodes as “communal” or “political” at
this stage. Parrikar said, “My suspicion is this is purposefully trying to
create an issue in an otherwise calm situation. This is my reading. Not the
police’s.” indianexpress
Jaisalmer :Tension over burying body on disputed land
Jaisalmer: Tension gripped Pushkarna Bera Road in Jaisalmer when members
of two communities came face to face over the burial of a body at a disputed
plot on Saturday. The situation became tense as people of both communities
along with members of VHP and Bajrang Dal too reached the spot. To tackle the
situation, additional district collector KL Swami, DSP Narendra Dubey,
municipal commissioner Jhabar Singh and other officers rushed to the spot.After
persuading members of both communities, the body was buried in the disputed
land.While condemning the incident, Jaisalmer MLA Chotu Singh Bhati said, the
Supreme Court has given a stay order on this land. Despite that, members of a
community tried to bury a body which is a serious issue. I am discussing the
issue with officials concerned so that such things do not occur in
future," he said.The body was buried in the presence of police and
administrative officers. At khasra number 507, there are no pillars to mark the
boundary, therefore, it could not be decided whether the land is graveyard land
or the land stayed by the Supreme Court.On Pushkarna Bera Road, 49 bigha of
land in khasra number 507 is subject of dispute between Bhatia community and
Waqf Board for a long time. Case is under consideration at the apex court.TOI
5 cow vigilantes held for assaulting cattle transporters in Assam
Guwahati:Police have arrested five members of a radical Hindu group for
allegedly assaulting the drivers of three cattle-laden vehicles despite
possessing valid papers in Sonapur near Guwahati on Sunday.The self-styled cow
vigilantes, belonging to the Hindu Yuva Chhatra Parishad (HYCP), were arrested
from villages located near Sonapur on Monday night. Police had initially denied
the incident, stating that “nobody filed a complaint” in this regard.Though the
vehicles possessed the documents required for carrying cattle, police found
other irregularities in the circumstances surrounding their transportation. The
truck and two tempos have been handed over to the transport department for
ascertaining if they were overloaded.HT
CPI-M, Pehlu, Akhlaq’s family meet Rajnath over lynchings
New Delhi: A CPI-M delegation along with the sons of Akhlaq and Pehlu
Khan, both victims of lynch mobs, and other affected families met Home Minister
Rajnath Singh here on Tuesday. A memorandum was submitted before the Home
Minister, asking for justice and prevention of such cases, the CPI-M said.The
delegation raised the issues of Junaid’s lynching on June 22, gang-rape of two
girls of a poor Muslim farmer in Dingarheri, Haryana, in August last year, the
killings of Pehlu Khan in April this year and Mohammed Akhalq in Sept.2015, and
the beating up of truck driver Rizwan carrying buffaloes by a mob in Delhi on
April 24 this year.The Home Minister assured the delegation of action on the
issues raised but pointed out that law and order was largely a state
subject.The delegation requested the Home Minister to direct officials to
collect information about the cases of cow related violence from the states as
there is a “pattern in this violence”.IANS
Muslim Man 'Scared For His Life' Wore A Burqa On A Train In UP To Escape
Lynching
Just days after 15-year-old Junaid Khan was lynched on a Mathura-bound
train, leading to street protests against mob violence across India, it seems
fear still stalked the Muslim community. On Sunday, a 42-year-old man was
caught at the Aligarh railway station wearing a burqa, reported Times of India.
When questioned by the police, the man — an assistant engineer in Aligarh's
Kasimpur power station — told them that he wanted to conceal his identity. He
was scared of being lynched for being a Muslim.Najmul Hassan told the cops that
he was threatened a week back by a fellow traveller when he was going to Delhi
to meet his ailing cousin. "I had read about Junaid's killing in a train
in Ballabhgarh a few days ago. I was scared for my life after the threat, but couldn't
avoid travelling. So I thought of wearing a burqa," he said.The
investigating officer told ToI that they found nothing suspicious in Hassan's
statement. All the investigating agencies verified Hasan's statement and said
that he had worn the burqa out of fear.huffingtonpost
Bengaluru hotel denies room to couple, says Hindu-Muslim can't marry: India
Today
A hotel in Bengaluru turned away a Hindu-Muslim couple and refused to
give them a room as the husband was a Muslim and his wife a Hindu.Shafeeq
Subaida Hakkim and Divya DV, a couple from Kerala, were in Bengaluru for some
official work. They needed an accommodation to stay but refused a room at Olive
Residency on Annipuram Main Road in Sudhama Nagar. The receptionist at the
hotel said that a Hindu and Muslim cannot live together.The receptionist went
on to make his point saying that he has instructions not to give rooms to
Hindu-Muslim couples as there may be problems. Shafeeq said that they were
shocked by the behaviour as they have never faced such a situation
before."I wanted the room for just 2 hours since my wife Divya had come
here for an interview with a prestigious law college. Divya is an LLM graduate
and was looking to do her PhD here," Shafeeq said.He said the hotel
explicitly told them it's their policy not to allow inter-religion married
couples. When Divya asked him to show the hotel policy in print, the management
flatly refused. Shafeeq and his wife then got into another hotel and she
managed to attend her interview. He now plans to file a complaint with the
Kerala Human Rights Commission.
In second acquittal of Bhagalpur riots accused, Patna High Court
questions police effort
Patna:As Kameshwar Prasad Yadav, 58, the best known face connected to
the 1989 Bhagalpur communal riots cases, stepped out of Bhagalpur Camp jail
Monday, he shook hands with constables at the gates while his supporters
chanted zindabad. Wearing a light grey sherwani, garlands around his neck,
Yadav waved to his supporters and talked of going back to “social service” and
possibly joining politics, with the BJP as first preference.Patna High Court
acquitted Yadav last week of the murder of a Muslim teen, questioning the
police’s commitment in their investigation. Yadav had been acquitted by a
Bhagalpur trial court earlier, too, the cases against him closed in 1991,
before the Bihar govt reopened 27 riots cases in 2006. Yadav was lodged in jail
since 2007, and convicted in 2009 in the case in which the high court acquitted
him last week. About 30 people have been convicted and over 40 acquitted in
Bhagalpur riots cases so far.“My acquittal is a boon from God. I always had
faith in the judiciary,” a smiling Yadav told journalists, adding he had missed
his family and society. “Now that I am back, I will devote my time to the
service of people and will join politics if I feel I should.”Yadav had
contested the 1990 assembly election from Nathnagar as an independent, losing
to the RJD. Asked which party he would prefer now, he said, “Maybe BJP.” Yadav,
incidentally, had been felicitated at a govt function in Hajipur for “working
for communal harmony” during the RJD-Congress govt. BJP had then targeted the
RJD for “trying to woo” Yadav into politics. Later, however, Yadav fell out of
favour with the RJD.Yadav faced three riots cases, and was first sentenced to
life in 2007 for the murder of a Muslim shopkeeper, Munna. With the latest
ruling on the murder of Mohammed Qayumuddin, 15, Yadav has now been acquitted
in all 3 cases. Indianexpress
Anti-terror search operation end at Hyderabad apartment
An over 5-hour long search
operation by commandos of the Telangana police' anti-terror squad for seven
armed suspects at a residential complex in Hyderabad ended early on Wednesday,
police said.Over 300 policemen including commandos of Organisation for
Counter-terror Operations (Octopus) participated in the night-long operation at
My Homes Housing Palace at Rajendernagar. Armed personnel searched over 700
flats in all nine blocks of the apartment.The apartment was cordoned off by the
police on Tuesday night after a watchman noticed unidentified men breaking the
number plate of a Cherolet Tavera car. They escaped after he raised an
alarm.The same vehicle was used by a gang which tried to rob Muthoot Finance
branch in the same area on Tuesday morning, the police said.IANS
AFSPA to be ‘partially’ lifted from Assam, Arunachal Pradesh?
New Delhi: AFSPA has always been a contentious issue in Jammu and
Kashmir and in several states of northeast India. Amid a lot of protest against
the draconian AFSPA, the Union home ministry has decided to "partially
withdraw" the AFSPA from BJP ruled Assam and Arunachal Pradesh. AFSPA has been
in place in almost entire northeast India and J&K The decision has been
arrived at following an improvement in the "security situation" in
these two northeastern states, a government official was quoted as saying by
PTI. The officials said according to a home ministry assessment, security
situation was "better" in Assam and Arunachal Pradesh than never
before and the imposition of AFSPA could be further reduced. They said views of
the state govts had been sought on the partial withdrawal. oneindia.com
UP govt to set up war room in parts of Noida to check communal
propaganda on social media
Noida:To curb hateful messages that may incite communal violence in UP, Gautam
Buddha Nagar administration may set up a ‘war room’ to monitor such posts on
social media, officials told the Indian Express. The platform will also promote
government schemes apart from stopping online trolling and hate speech. B N
Singh, DM, Gautam Buddha Nagar said that any messages or information that can
disturb law and order situation in the state will be tracked online. He gave a
special emphasis to the IT sector and the electronic mode used today. He said a
smart administration is needed to tackle the exchange of information in real
time. The district administration made a similar move in January before the
state’s Assembly elections, according to IE report. Administration started
tracking Whatsapp messages and social media cooperating with the police and
telecom operators until the polls. In case of any messages containing communal
tones, the officials decided to take legal action.Indian Express
WORLD
Saudi has 'clear link' to UK extremism, claims report: BBC
Saudi Arabia is the chief foreign promoter of Islamist extremism in the
UK, a new report has claimed. Henry Jackson Society said there was a
"clear and growing link" between Islamist organisations in receipt of
overseas funds, hate preachers and Jihadist groups promoting violence. The
foreign affairs think tank called for a public inquiry into the role of Saudi
Arabia and other Gulf nations. UK's Saudi embassy says the claims are
"categorically false".Meanwhile, ministers are under pressure to
publish their own report on UK-based Islamist groups.Home Office report into
the existence and influence of Jihadist organisations, commissioned by ex-PM David Cameron in 2015, has reportedly yet to
be completed amid questions as to whether it will ever be published.Critics
have suggested it could make uncomfortable reading for the Govt , which has
close and longstanding diplomatic, security and economic links with the Gulf,
particularly Saudi Arabia.BBC correspondent Frank Gardner said he understood
the report was "largely finished and sitting on Theresa May's desk",
but there was probably a reluctance to publish it because of
"embarrassing" content. Wednesday's report by the right-of-centre
think tank says a number of Gulf nations, as well as Iran, are providing financial
support to mosques and Islamic educational institutions which have played host
to extremist preachers and been linked to the spread of extremist material.It
alleges individuals and foundations have been heavily involved in exporting
what it calls "an illiberal, bigoted Wahhabi ideology", quoting a
number of examples. In a minority of cases, the report alleges institutions in
the UK that receive Saudi funding are run directly from Saudi Arabia, although
in most instances the money appears to "simply buy foreign donors'
influence".In a statement, the Saudi embassy in London said any
accusations that the kingdom had radicalised "a small number of
individuals are baseless and lack credible evidence".Home Office said it
was determined to cut off the funding of extremism but it declined to comment
on the think tank's report.BBC's Frank Gardner said the report's release comes
at a sensitive time with Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt all accusing
Qatar of supporting extremism - a charge the report says is hypocritical.
Endorsing the report, Labour MP Dan Jarvis said it shed light on "very
worrying" links between Saudi Arabia and the funding of extremism and he
called for the govt to release its report on foreign funding.BBC
FLASH: NEWS & VIEWS
Modi in Israel: I am aghast as an Indian, ashamed as a secular Jew: This
is continuation of communal marginalisation of minorities: Kamal Mitra Chenoy
Modi’s visit to Israel is an extension of his anti-Muslim politics:Ashok
Swain
More Americans Learn About Israel, the Less They Like It, Study
Suggests:JTA
Jab Muslamanon Ko Darna Sikhaya Hi Nahi Gaya, Toh Tum Unhe Daraoge
Kaise: Anjali Sharma
I'm a scientist. I returned from US to find why India can't become a
superpower:Dr Bhagwan D Aggarwal
EC’s biggest challenge is parties’ use of tainted money in polls, says
Nasim Zaidi, Interview
Why are Muslims in India more anxious than ever before, writes Vir
Sanghvi | HT
The Saudi connection:It is pointing fingers at Qatar, but on terror
linkages, Saudi Arabia has a record of double-speak:Christophe Jaffrelot
My journey to Israel:V P Malik
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