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Benjamin Netanyahu has renewed speculation that he is considering military action against Iran after he was accused of attempting to appoint a pro-war officer as head of the Israeli air force.
Mr Netanyahu's reported interference in the military appointments system has prompted a political backlash in Israel Photo: AP
By Adrian Blomfield, Jerusalem
6:31PM GMT 23 Jan 2012
The Israeli prime minister riled senior commanders by advancing the candidacy of his military secretary, Maj Gen Yihanan Locker, for the post after the present commander signalled his desire to retire.
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By the CNN Wire Staff
updated 6:51 PM EST, Mon January 23, 2012 Deadly storms, tornadoes rip through Southeast STORY HIGHLIGHTS NEW: National Weather Service confirms tornadoes in Arkansas, Alabama
NEW: 12,300 customers remain without power statewide, Alabama Power
says
Mississippi and Arkansas each report one injury
Alabama EMA director: Damage not as bad as that seen last year Birmingham, Alabama (CNN) -- Severe weather tore across the Southeast
early Monday, killing at least two people, injuring more than 100 and
spreading damage through several states, emergency officials said.
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TEHRAN | Thu Jan 19, 2012 1:32pm EST (Reuters) - About 100 people were injured when an earthquake measuring
5.5 on the Richter scale hit northeastern Iran on Thursday, state
television reported. The epicenter of the quake, which struck at 4:05 p.m., was 10 km (6
miles) outside the city of Neyshabur, some 70 km from the holy city of
Mashhad, the official IRNA news agency said.
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Radioactive material has been stolen from a nuclear power station on
Egypt's Mediterranean coast that was the site of violent protests last
week, state-run al-Ahram newspaper reported on Thursday. 6:19AM GMT 19 Jan 2012
The Telegraph UK A safe containing radioactive material at the Dabaa nuclear power plant
was seized while another safe containing radioactive material was broken
open and part of its contents taken, the newspaper said.
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By Dan Vergano, USA TODAY NASA satellites detected the Sun unleashing a massive blast at Earth on
Thursday. The Coronal Mass Ejection (CME), a solar blast of highly-energetic
particles, is expected to arrive at Earth on Saturday, likely sparking
bright Northern Lights and potentially disrupting some communications. A
"Long Duration M3.2 Class Solar Flare" started at 8:42 a.m. ET, on
Thursday, according to the space agency and released the blast now
traveling towards Earth at 630 miles per second.
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