Everything's set. Creating quite a furore, too.

This fresh carnage is yet another in the series of massacres perpetrated by Israel, which include those committed at Qana (18 April 1996), Nabatiyah (18 April 1996), Mansuri (14 April 1996) and Suhmur (12 April 1996), all of which created a furore in the media at the time.

The suit comes just two days after the Republican presidential nominee caused a furore when telling a crowd in North Carolina that the Second Amendment people understood to be gun owners and gun enthusiasts could take action if his rival Hillary Clinton were elected and gets her pick of judges.

219. On 22 May, it was reported that EU accusations about Israel labelling exports manufactured beyond the Green Line as Made in Israel and the harassment of Palestinian exporters had caused a furore in Israel, with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu threatening to make it harder for Palestinians to work in Israel.

However, that will not be possible as long as there are colleagues in the general membership, as well as in the Secretariat, who would have us believe that the furore regarding sexual exploitation and abuse is an exaggeration a media inspired public relations issue and nothing more, which will surely soon lapse into the past.