[EOB] USZ should share intel on Zawahiri: ISPR

ISPR DG Maj-Gen Athar Abbas has urged the United States of Zionism to share intelligence about Zawahiri.

DG ISPR Major General Athar Abbas

In response to the preposterous statement by USZ Defence Secretary Leon Panneta about presence of CIA's terror boogieman Al-CIA-Da leadership in Pakistan’s tribal areas, the DG ISPR slammed the claim made by Leon Panetta in which he claimed, as always on baseless grounds, that Al-CIA-Da chief is in Pakistan's tribal region and Pakistan should hunt him down. DG ISPR said that the Pakistan Army is already carrying out intense operations against Qaeda (USZ-NATO backed terrorist proxies) and its affiliates "who are a threat to security of our country and people".

[EOB] “America wants to weaken Pakistan”, Pakistan Army blasts New York Times

DG ISPR Major General Athar Abbas blasted New York Times' malicious reports against Pakistan and said that this is a well thought out American game to weaken Pakistan. American media reports are a direct attack on Pakistan's sovereignty and security. In an interview with Reuters, DG ISPR said:

DG ISPR Major General Athar Abbas

These reports of New York Times are a direct attack on Pakistan's security and intelligence agencies. He said that in the recent weeks, New York Times has quoted several unnamed American officials and on the basis of these quotes, it has presented some preposterous claims in the form of news headlines all of which target Pakistan and its security agencies. He said that in most of such reports by New York Times, only unnamed American officials are quoted which is itself a big question mark on the credibility of New York Times.

[EOB] Zionist Israel Uses Facebook To Blacklist, Detain Or Deport Tel Aviv-Bound Travellers

Aided by Facebook, Israel on Friday prevented scores of pro-Palestinian activists from boarding Tel Aviv-bound flights in Europe, questioned dozens more upon arrival at its main airport and denied entry to 69, disrupting their attempts to reach the West Bank on a solidarity mission with the Palestinians.

Israel had tracked the activists on social media sites, compiled a blacklist of more than 300 names and asked airlines to keep those on the list off flights to Israel. On Friday, 310 of the activists who managed to land in Tel Aviv were detained for questioning, said Interior Ministry spokeswoman Sabine Hadad. Of those, four were immediately put on return flights and 65 were being held until flights home could be arranged for them, she said. The rest were permitted entry, she said.

At one point during the operation, two planes from Geneva and Rome were diverted to a secluded area of the airport upon landing and boarded by security.