(NEWS) 'Indian Scientists To Train In Israel For Nuclear-Plant Security'

"More than 100 senior scientists from India's Tarapur Atomic Power Plant, near Mumbai, will be soon travelling to Israel to get acquainted with the latest developments in safety norms for nuclear plants, a Pakistani paper said Sunday.

The decision to send the team of 130 scientists was taken at a high-level meeting chaired by Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, a report in the Urdu daily Jang said.

Among other decisions taken at the meeting, also attended by the home and defence ministers and the Atomic Energy Commission chief, was to change the security system at the Tarapur plant. According to the report, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi was also present at the meeting.

It was decided to appoint the Central Bureau of Investigation's (CBI) former director Joginder Singh as head of a committee to oversee the new security systems, the report said." (source)

(NEWS) Hate Preacher Anjem Choudary Warns Ed Miliband Over His Views On Israel

"Radical hate preacher Anjem Choudary has issued a warning just days after Ed Miliband became the first Jewish politician to lead the Labour Party.

Speaking exclusively to The Daily Star Sunday, he said 'Red Ed' faced being targeted over his views on Israel.



He said: 'I think he set out his stall when he said the Government should continue their war in Afghanistan and that he supported the state of Israel. It's the same old thing - the occupation of Muslim land. What's the difference?'

'The whole issue of Israel is something which is in the minds of the Jews, so people will see him as just another person that supports the occupation of Muslim lands. That's maybe a factor in people's minds,' Choudary said

Choudary also hit out at the Milibands' Jewish origins.

'The fact that he supports the troops in Afghanistan, people will see him as just another warmonger. And the fact he is Jewish I don't think is going to help him at all. No,' The Daily Star quoted him, as saying.

Miliband, 40, spoke last week of how he and his brother David's careers in politics had been inspired by his parents' flight from the Nazis." (source)