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Freed shoe-thrower says he was tortured
The Iraqi journalist who threw his shoes at former President George W. Bush was released Tuesday after nine
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Palestinians rally near Israeli border
Tens of Palestinian activists marched near the security fence between the Gaza Strip and Israel on Tuesday,
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Egypt defends shootings of migrants on borders with Israel
Egypt defended on Monday its shootings of illegal migrants on its borders with Israel, saying it defends its
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Egypt discovers 10 smuggling tunnels across the borders
Egyptian security forces discovered on Monday 10 tunnels used to smuggle goods to Gaza Strip, according to a
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Israel orders police to strengthen control of East Jerusalem
The Israeli government has instructed its police to increase their presence in East Jerusalem, said a
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Israel fires on boat inside Lebanese waters: Lebanese army
The Lebanese army command issued a statement on Monday saying that Israeli army fired from their position in
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Palestinians skeptical over resumption of peacetalks with Israel
After Israel and the United States had failed to agree on the period for freezing the Israeli settlements in
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Trial of former Israeli PM to begin in late September
The trial of former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert's alleged corruption cases is set to begin on Sept. 29
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Parliament bloc to renominate step-down Hariri as Lebanese PM-designate
The largest bloc of Lebanese parliament agreed on Monday to renominate Saad Hariri as prime minister
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Egypt plays central role in Israeli-Palestinian peace effort
Egypt does not hide the fact that it is deeply troubled by some Israeli actions regarding the Palestinians,
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Israel extends detention of two West Bank Hamas lawmakers
An Israeli military court extended on Monday the detention of two West Bank Islamic Hamas movement's
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Three killed in Iraq's Diyala violence
Three people were killed and 12 injured in separate incidents in the volatile province of Diyala in northeast
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Hamas lawmaker warns of changing U.S. policy in region
A Hamas lawmaker on Monday said the U.S. administration was apparently changing its way in trying to settle
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Palestinian NGOs launch campaign against internal split
Palestinian Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs) announced on Monday that it will launch a national campaign
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Palestine's underground water in danger of collapse: UNEP
The underground water supplies, upon which 1.5 million Palestinians depend for agriculture and consumption,
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Jordanian prisoner freed from Israeli jail arrives in Amman
A Jordanian prisoner arrived in the Jordanian capital of Amman Monday after completing 39 months sentence in
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Palestinian factions respond to Egypt's reconciliation plan with reservations
Several Palestinian factions Monday said they have responded to an Egyptian initiative to end inter
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Iraqi shoe-throwing journalist likely to be released Tuesday
Muntadhar al-Zaidi, the Iraqi television reporter who threw his shoes at former U.S. President George W. Bush
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Israeli PM rules out permanent freeze of settlement construction
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Monday said his country is not to freeze settlement construction
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Israeli forces arrest 3 Palestinians in Gaza raid
Israeli forces arrested three Palestinians Monday during a swift incursion in the eastern areas in the middle
