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The Alpha-Omega Report's

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All News Weekly Update

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For July 4, 2010

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EDITOR'S NOTE: Due to the U.S. Independence Holiday and a shortage of news we've combined the Middle East Spotlight and the GOM Oil Spill coverage into our regular Weekly News Round Up page for just this week. We would expect news developments to resume to normal levels in this coming week and thus restore our separate pages for next weekend.

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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is touring central Asia this week, making a stop in the nation of Georgia. She's already visited the Ukraine, Poland, Azerbaijan and Armenia. More Details, LINK HERE.

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Israel's Prime Minister is reported to be nearly desperate in attempts to persuade Palestinian Authority Chairman Abbas to agree on holding direct talks with Israel befoer Netanyahu meets with President Obama this week.

The Israelis are concerned that Obama will issue new and harsh concessions from Israel including permanent freezing of new construction in Jerusalem and the West Bank. For more on Israeli anxieties over the White House meeting - LINK HERE.
 

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Iran has supplied Syria with a new, sophisticated radar system capable of monitoring all air traffic over Israel. The system will enable Syria and Iran to monitor Israeli Air Force activity for any signs of an impending air strike on Iran by Israel. More details, LINK HERE.

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NOAA, the U.S. federal agency in charge of studying weather and oceans has published a report on the effects of the runaway oil well in the Gulf of Mexico. Among the many aspects of the report are projections for oil contamination of America's coastlines.

The report indicates that in the months ahead, oil contamination may reach around Florida to the eastern coastline of Florida, threatening the Florida Keys and the famous beaches of Miami. More on this story, LINK HERE.

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A team of 12 scientists issued a report this past week after conducting a 10-day research expedition in the Gulf of Mexico noting that levels of Methane gas were astonishingly higher than anyone anticipated.

For more on this story, LINK HERE.

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