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Olympian Fencer Nada Hafez On Competing While Pregnant: "The Balance Of Life And Sports Was Nothing Short Of Strenuous"
Pregnant Egyptian Olympian fencer Nada Hafez spoke about balancing a grueling sporting career and impending motherhood at the Paris Olympics 2024
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Egyptian Fencer Nada Hafez Competes In Paris Olympics 2024 During Pregnancy - Post Is Viral
Egyptian fencer Nada Hafez revealed that she competed at the Paris Olympics while seven months pregnant after she crashed out in the last 16 of the women's sabre individual event.
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Woman With Toy Gun Robs Bank In Lebanon, Retrieves Trapped Savings
The woman was identified as Sally Hafez by her mother, who told a local Lebanese television station that Hafez took money from her own account to treat her younger sister who has cancer.
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US Imposes Sanctions On Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's Son
The United States on Wednesday slapped sanctions on the son of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, extending efforts to block funds for the war-torn country's regime.
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Hyderabad Man Rescued From Saudi Arabia, Thanks Sushma Swaraj
Hafez Mohammed Bahauddin, a Hyderabad resident thanked External Affairs Minister (EAM) Sushma Swaraj and Indian Embassy officials for rescuing and sending him back to India from Saudi Arabia on Friday.
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Assad's Son, 16, Wants "Normal" Treatment At Maths Olympiad In Romania
The teenage son of Syrian president Bashar al-Assad has asked to be treated as a "normal student" while competing in the International Mathematical Olympiad in Romania, an education official said Tuesday.
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Chaos At Kolkata's Tipu Sultan Mosque, Fatwa-Imam Not Allowed To Lead Prayers
The Imam Barkati saga took an ugly turn today when he tried to lead Friday namaz at 1 pm at the Tipu Sultan Masjid in Kolkata but was heckled and pushed out by angry people who said there will be no politics in the masjid, only prayers. The deputy imam, Hafez Harun Rashim, finally led the prayers.
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Doctors Searched For A 'Zebra' But The Answer To A Boy's Pain Lay In Ancient Malady
As she and the rest of the medical team filed into the toddler's room at the University of Michigan's C.S. Mott Children's Hospital, Dina Hafez, a resident in internal medicine and pediatrics, feared the worst. The 2 1/2-year-old had been transported overnight from a rural facility because doctors could not figure out why he was getting worse.
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For Many Refugees, Journey to Europe Begins on Facebook
Would-be migrants hoping to flee war in the Middle East are using Facebook as their compass for finding the people smugglers they hope will get them to a better life in Europe.
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Islamic State Audio Tape Raises Doubt Whether Afghan Leader Dead
Islamic State today released an audio tape it said was of the movement's leader for Afghanistan, raising doubts over whether he was killed in a US drone strike on Friday.
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Islamic State Says Leader Hafiz Saeed Still Alive
Islamic State today released an audio tape it said was of the movement's leader for Afghanistan, contradicting reports that he was killed in a US drone strike.
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Uncle of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in French Probe Over 90-Million-Euro Fortune
The uncle of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is under investigation in France for amassing a 90-million-euro fortune, including a stud farm and luxury apartments, despite being kicked out of Syria "with nothing" 30 years ago.
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Man Arrested After Murder of Assad Critic in London
A man has been arrested in connection with the murder in London of an imam who was a critic of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, police said today.
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5 Dead as Troops Defy Yemen President in Aden Power Base
Yemeni special forces opposed to President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi battled loyalist militia in his southern power base Aden today leaving five people dead and forcing the international airport to close.
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Nazi Hunter Says Adolf Eichmann's Top Aide Presumed Dead in Syria
One of the world's most wanted war criminals, the reputed top lieutenant of Nazi mastermind Adolf Eichmann, is presumed to have died at least four years ago in Syria, where he lived under government protection, a leading Nazi hunter said on Monday.
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Olympian Fencer Nada Hafez On Competing While Pregnant: "The Balance Of Life And Sports Was Nothing Short Of Strenuous"
Pregnant Egyptian Olympian fencer Nada Hafez spoke about balancing a grueling sporting career and impending motherhood at the Paris Olympics 2024
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Egyptian Fencer Nada Hafez Competes In Paris Olympics 2024 During Pregnancy - Post Is Viral
Egyptian fencer Nada Hafez revealed that she competed at the Paris Olympics while seven months pregnant after she crashed out in the last 16 of the women's sabre individual event.
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Woman With Toy Gun Robs Bank In Lebanon, Retrieves Trapped Savings
The woman was identified as Sally Hafez by her mother, who told a local Lebanese television station that Hafez took money from her own account to treat her younger sister who has cancer.
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US Imposes Sanctions On Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's Son
The United States on Wednesday slapped sanctions on the son of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, extending efforts to block funds for the war-torn country's regime.
-
Hyderabad Man Rescued From Saudi Arabia, Thanks Sushma Swaraj
Hafez Mohammed Bahauddin, a Hyderabad resident thanked External Affairs Minister (EAM) Sushma Swaraj and Indian Embassy officials for rescuing and sending him back to India from Saudi Arabia on Friday.
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Assad's Son, 16, Wants "Normal" Treatment At Maths Olympiad In Romania
The teenage son of Syrian president Bashar al-Assad has asked to be treated as a "normal student" while competing in the International Mathematical Olympiad in Romania, an education official said Tuesday.
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Chaos At Kolkata's Tipu Sultan Mosque, Fatwa-Imam Not Allowed To Lead Prayers
The Imam Barkati saga took an ugly turn today when he tried to lead Friday namaz at 1 pm at the Tipu Sultan Masjid in Kolkata but was heckled and pushed out by angry people who said there will be no politics in the masjid, only prayers. The deputy imam, Hafez Harun Rashim, finally led the prayers.
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Doctors Searched For A 'Zebra' But The Answer To A Boy's Pain Lay In Ancient Malady
As she and the rest of the medical team filed into the toddler's room at the University of Michigan's C.S. Mott Children's Hospital, Dina Hafez, a resident in internal medicine and pediatrics, feared the worst. The 2 1/2-year-old had been transported overnight from a rural facility because doctors could not figure out why he was getting worse.
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For Many Refugees, Journey to Europe Begins on Facebook
Would-be migrants hoping to flee war in the Middle East are using Facebook as their compass for finding the people smugglers they hope will get them to a better life in Europe.
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Islamic State Audio Tape Raises Doubt Whether Afghan Leader Dead
Islamic State today released an audio tape it said was of the movement's leader for Afghanistan, raising doubts over whether he was killed in a US drone strike on Friday.
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Islamic State Says Leader Hafiz Saeed Still Alive
Islamic State today released an audio tape it said was of the movement's leader for Afghanistan, contradicting reports that he was killed in a US drone strike.
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Uncle of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in French Probe Over 90-Million-Euro Fortune
The uncle of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is under investigation in France for amassing a 90-million-euro fortune, including a stud farm and luxury apartments, despite being kicked out of Syria "with nothing" 30 years ago.
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Man Arrested After Murder of Assad Critic in London
A man has been arrested in connection with the murder in London of an imam who was a critic of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, police said today.
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5 Dead as Troops Defy Yemen President in Aden Power Base
Yemeni special forces opposed to President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi battled loyalist militia in his southern power base Aden today leaving five people dead and forcing the international airport to close.
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Nazi Hunter Says Adolf Eichmann's Top Aide Presumed Dead in Syria
One of the world's most wanted war criminals, the reputed top lieutenant of Nazi mastermind Adolf Eichmann, is presumed to have died at least four years ago in Syria, where he lived under government protection, a leading Nazi hunter said on Monday.
