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Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu lashed out Sunday at a spate of newspaper stories reporting an imminent Israeli attack on Iran, the opposition of the senior defense establishment to such an attack, and the country's lack of preparedness for its aftermath, calling them a "worldwide scandal."Netanyahu, responding to a question during a meeting with Likud ministers over the media frenzy over the past few days regarding the Islamic Republic, said the reports were designed to "prevent Israel from independent action."The prime minister did not say who he thought was behind the reports.Netanyahu said that while he only spoke "little and in a measured" way about Iran, others were creating damage by making "specific information and operational details" part of the public discussion.Netanyahu's close ministerial ally Finance Minister Yuval Steinitz said the current public discussion – with leaks and details – was liable to "cause damage to the state's security."Steinitz, speaking to reporters before Sunday's cabinet meeting, said that "one day we will have to check ourselves and see how the situation deteriorated to the point where there is such an exposed public discussion in the media."Last week, for instance, Yediot Aharonot ran a story saying that the Saudis had threatened to shoot down Israeli planes flying over their airspace on the way to Iran. The paper printed a diagram of three possible air routes into Iran.These and other stories have led to intense speculation as to what is behind the leaks. Some say the leaks and stories are an attempt by the government to get the world community to take harsher steps against Tehran at a time when the current sanctions are not having an impact on its nuclear program, and the diplomatic negotiations between Iran and the world powers – the US, Russia, China, France, Britain and Germany – have essentially broken down.Strengthening this theory were comments Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon made to Israel Radio Sunday.Ayalon called on the international community to declare the diplomatic channel with Iran a failure, make clear to the Iranians that the world's patience had reached its limit, and that if they continued their nuclear development "all options are on the table."The Iranians need to understand that this does not just mean Israeli action, but rather action by NATO, the US and other forces, he said.Ayalon said "several weeks" remained for the sanctions to show that they were having an impact.Reflecting a line repeated frequently by government officials, including Netanyahu, Ayalon said that if the choice was made starker for the Iranians, they might alter their policies.Others maintain that the reports are an effort to prepare Israel psychologically for the possibility of war.Former prime minister Ehud Olmert said Israel had no reason to launch a strike against Iran anytime soon."There is no reason whatsoever for Israel to act in the near future, not in the coming weeks and not in the coming months," said Olmert, speaking at Ono Academic College. "That is not to say that Iran isn't thinking of nonconventional weapons... That said, Israeli [military] actions are not necessary within the near future."The discussions over Iran's nuclear program do not reflect reality," added Olmert. "We do not have to be hysterical. We have to calm down."The former prime minister said the relationship with the US was of paramount importance for Israel, and slammed the Israeli leadership for driving a wedge between the two. "Pressure coming from Israel is unhelpful when the United States is two and a half months before an election," he said."Where will the planes come from [that Israel would use to strike Iran]? Where will the other tools come from? Will they come from here, or from somewhere else? Who will help us?" Olmert asked, hinting at the importance of US support.Rather than preparing the country psychologically for a possible war, the current debate was having a demoralizing effect, he said.Olmert said he did not remember a time where there was a more dangerous public debate taking place in the country."The significance is not only in exposing things, but also in the mood it creates in Israeli society," he said."This does not contribute anything to our ability to deal with the threat Iran represents to Israel," he said. 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I think there's been a very great change during our government's term in office."For example, the prime minister said, a separate ministry to deal with this issue was set up, meetings every two weeks were held between him, Vilna'i and other ministers to deal with the issue and assess the situation, and billions of shekels have been spent on home front defense, including the Iron Dome, the Arrow and other weapons systems.He said Israel had developed perhaps the most advanced warning system in the world. Despite the improvements, however, Netanyahu said it was impossible to say that there were no problems with home front defense, "because there always are."But, he said, "all of the threats that are currently being directed against the Israeli home front pale against a particular threat, different in scope, different in substance. Therefore, I reiterate that Iran cannot be allowed to have nuclear weapons."Jerusalem Post staff contributed to this report.
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Haredi youth beat-up ultra-Orthodox soldier in J'lem
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In the second assault of its kind in three weeks, police say several
ultra-Orthodox youth attacked a haredi conscript Sunday night as he drove
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spokesman Micky Rosenfeld, the attack took place in the Bukharan Quarter, where
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obstructed the vehicle, dragged him outside and proceeded to beat him."A
number of haredi youth blocked the soldier's car from the front, threatened him
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Monday. "They then tore off his yarmulke and fled the scene when police
arrived."Rosenfeld said the soldier sustained minor injuries during the
assault and was subsequently treated at a nearby hospital. He has since been
released.Sunday's assault follows a similar attack a few weeks ago in
the capital's Mea She'arim neighborhood, when dozens of haredim attacked two
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the hospitalization of both victims.Police said no arrests have been
made in either case."This is already the second incident of a haredi
soldier being attacked in a religious neighborhood by other haredim in a few
weeks," said Rosenfeld. "Police are looking for a connection between the two
[cases] in an ongoing investigation and hope to make arrests soon."The
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Mukhopadhyay claimed before the division bench yesterday that his client might not get a satisfactory verdict from it, though he did not give any reason for such an apprehension.
Mukhopadhyay had moved the court after the Saradha scam broke out in April last year and sought a CBI investigation into the scam involving a huge sum of money and spanning a number of states.
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Counsels for the state, ED and another petitioner who had also sought a CBI probe into the matter, opposed the prayer of Mukhopadhyay claiming that if the matter was released at this stage, earlier directions passed by the bench would be in jeopardy.
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Large room with balcony good breakfast and convienant to Rome metro system.
Based in a quiet residential area but within easy reach of local restaurants and the Metro. Well appointed rooms, welcoming and helpful staff. Good buffet breakfast with great coffee.
Those wanting a lot of night life may want to be closer to the city centre.
Cleanliness staff very polite and helpful. Breakfast very good. Rooms lovely and very relaxing would stay here again.
very comfy beds. the hotel was very clean staff on reception where very helpful and the breakfasts were lovely. really enjoyed our stay
the only negative comment would be, that we were late down to breakfast one morning, 9.45 and there was very little food left and the waiter was not very helpful, we felt like a bit of a nuisance.
Love the care that is taken to everything about the hotel
Wardrobe needs some care
My husband and I enjoyed coming 'home' to the leafy suburb after a hectic day out sightseeing. It was a pleasure to sit outside (we were there in September) and enjoy a pleasant drink with some nibbles and reflect on our day. Highly recommend this excellent accommodation.
The staff was great, gave us great guidance about getting about in Rome. The breakfast was great, the lounge area at night was the perfect way to end the day. The room was comfortable, clean and gave way to a great night of sleep. It is only a few train stops away from city center and to the vatican.
Excellent facility. Enjoyed the "common area", where with a staffed and fully stocked bar, we could mingle with other travelers at the end of the day and compare notes, or retire to a quiet outdoor setting in the back, and enjoy the night. Access to the Metro B1 line is about 500 meters up the street. Would definitely consider staying there again.
great locality, many local restaurants & shops, extremely helpful staff, beautiful quiet rear courtyard for sitting out (with its own war museum), fabulous breakfast buffet (except for the eggs), superb coffee, cosy pre-dinner drinks & free snacks
very hard to find fault with Relais6. It's just a little expensive for its rooms & appointments but Rome is expensive, horrible scrambled eggs!
Nice room, lovely common areas, friendly and helpful staff
It is a little out of the way of the main tourist sites of Rome. However, this was not a big problem since access to public transport is good.
room was clean and nice. bed comfortable. staff were good and friendly.
area was a little bit remote. there was no iron available so we gave our clothes for laundry, I gave a white T-Shirt and got it back in blue color next day. no smoking room exist in the hotel which is a disaster for a chain smoker.
We had a delightful two night stay at this truly elegant and impressive hotel while touring Italy by car. I mistakenly booked the wrong nights when making the online reservation which could have proved a major problem to us however after a call to the hotel and speaking with Gianni this was swiftly resolved...many thanks Gianni! We found the staff to be very professional,courteous and approachable throughout the stay advising on ways to travel into Rome which we did by purchasing an all day ticket for only 6 euros/person and walking a short distance to the nearest metro which took us to the heart of Rome. On return to the hotel we were able to relax in the delightful lounge with a bottle of wine. Breakfast was varied and plentiful. We would not hesitate to recommend this hotel to other travellers.
Room and staff were great
Breakfast was very poor, coffee was terrible.
The location is not great, but good with public transportation close by. Helpful staff, good clean and air conditioned rooms, good breakfast. Really great value.
Vegetables at the breakfast would be welcomed. WiFi connections requires password every time you connect (could've remember by MAC address of the device).
The price for a large room in this inner city hotel is extremely good. Ideal location, just 5 min walk from the Metro. Local restaurants are of excellent quality. Staff are multilingual and very knowledgable on the area. Far from shabby place, the decor is such that I felt like I should be paying more!
The optional wi-fi is unreliable and has poor range, but there there are landline facilities. Small guest restaurant only serves breakfast. Some top floor rooms have their window blinds bolted shut, preventing any natural light coming in.
Very friendly and cooperative staff, can speak English, 24/7 reception.
Building is bit old. Not very near to metro, though easy access.
Helpful, welcoming and friendly staff, very clean, quiet hotel in a peaceful, leafy residential location. Just a short distance from the centre and easily reached by taxi, bus or the new metro station. There is a secluded garden terrace and some of the rooms also have their own terrace. The breakfast buffet is plentiful and varied and the hotel has its own bar where we were offered a welcome drink and snacks. There are some decent restaurants nearby and we would especially recommend the Pepe Verde and the Piazza Caprera. The food and service were excellent in both of these. The wifi in the hotel was excellent, consistent and available throughout. There is also on-street parking if you are driving. Would definitely choose this hotel again if we were to go back to Rome. Special thanks to Roberta, Fabio and the team!
Very comfortable, clean room
Not that close to city center or airport. We only stayed one night so we didn't take advantage of any hotel amenities.
- Great location in quiet section of Rome (sites easily accessible via metro or bus) - Excellent breakfast (best of our 2 week Italian stay) - Clean and comfortable room
- Wi Fi: you are given a logon/password which only lasts for a short time (you can keep requesting new logons/passwords, but it's annoying)
Metro nearby Good size rooms Very helpful staff
For tourist out of the way
Excellent hotel! Best Value for Money!! Close to Metro, and placed in a very beautiful quiet area where you can have a peacefull rest. The staff is very helpfull, and the breakfast is healthy and delicious.
Perfect hotel outside central Rome.
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Family of four traveling across US. this was a great night sleep in very clean and comfortable rooms. Breakfast was one of the best ever had in a "free breakfast" hotel. The woman running the breakfast was super nice and it was fresh eggs (not cold/rubbery), good bacon and sausage, a variety of yogurts, cereals, bread and fruit. A great... More
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