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Antony Blinken To Push For Gaza Ceasefire In His 8th Visit To Middle East
US Secretary of State Antony Blinkenwas heading back to the Middle East on Monday to push a ceasefire plan, but Israeli politics and silence from Hamas raised further questions on whether he can succeed.
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Opinion | Met Gala: Fashion, Faiz, And The Fragility of Bodies
Each year, many of us find questions to ask about the relevance of the Met Gala, fashion's biggest evening out. The dissing voices are louder this year given the spate of arrests across university campuses not very far from the event venue.
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Minister's Name Corrected In Response On Hamas Question, Lok Sabha Told
The External Affairs Ministry on Monday issued a statement in the Lok Sabha correcting the name of the minister who replied to a Parliament question on the designation of Hamas on December 8.
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Meenakshi Lekhi Denies Signing Reply To Parliament Question On Hamas
Union Minister Meenakshi Lekhi today clarified that she has not signed any paper with a question on the declaration of Hamas as a terrorist organization.
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Family Of Journalist, Who Received Death Threats, Killed In Gaza Strikes
Deadly strikes hit the Gaza home of a news photographer days after an Israeli media advocacy group questioned his coverage of Hamas' Oct. 7, prompting death threats against him on social media.
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"Raised Huge Number Of Questions": Russia On Israel Minister's Nuclear Remark
Russia's foreign ministry said on Tuesday that a remark by an Israeli junior minister who appeared to express openness to the idea of Israel carrying out a nuclear strike on Gaza had raised a huge number of questions.
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Qatar Indispensable In Middle East? Israel-Hamas War Raises Big Question
It took just a few hours after Hamas's assault on Israel for Qatar's prime minister to assemble a team at an undisclosed location in the capital, Doha.
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Biden Heads To Israel To Ask 'Tough Questions' To Prime Minister Netanyahu
Joe Biden's Middle East diplomatic drive faltered before it got off the ground Tuesday after his trip to Jordan was canceled following a strike on a Gaza hospital that killed hundreds of people.
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"You Serious? We're Fighting Nazis": Israel Ex PM On Gaza Siege Question
Defending Israel's decision to cut off power supply to Gaza Strip following Hamas' shocking attack on its cities, former Israel Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said his country is "fighting Nazis" and that he is not going to feed the enemy.
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Explained: What Are War Crimes And Are Israel And Hamas Committing Them?
As the Israel - Hamas war enters its sixth day, questions are being asked if the actions of both sides constitute war crimes. NDTV explains - what is a war crime and are either Israel or the Hamas committing them.
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Big Question On Israel Forces As Surprise Hamas Attack Exposes Intel Gaps
As Israel reeled from a deadly attack by Hamas terrorists, who broke through barriers around Gaza and roamed at will, killing scores of civilians in Israeli towns, defence chiefs faced growing questions over how the disaster could have happened.
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Israel Detains Former Palestinian Hunger-Striker
Israeli police detained a Palestinian militant leader on Monday for questioning over his travel to Jerusalem, a police spokeswoman said, a day after he was freed from prison in a deal ending an almost two-month-long hunger strike.
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Israel, Palestinians May Have Committed War Crimes in Gaza: UN Report
The report said Israeli political and military leaders did not alter their actions in the war, despite much evidence of lethal devastation in built-up Gaza neighbourhoods, and this raised questions about potential war crimes.
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Three Men, A Tent and Some Shrubs: The Backstory of Our Hamas Report
Incidentally, given that this was essentially an eyewitness account taped on video, there isn't some big reveal lurking around the corner. I do hope it will provide a little more detail and address some of the questions raised about how we came to film a Hamas rocket team assembling a rocket and firing it deep from within a civilian neighbourhood i...
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UN Rights Office Questions Israeli Crackdown Amid Teen Hunt
The UN's human rights office yesterday urged Israel and its adversaries to exercise restraint amid a crackdown on Palestinians during a hunt for three Jewish teenagers missing in the West Bank.
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Antony Blinken To Push For Gaza Ceasefire In His 8th Visit To Middle East
US Secretary of State Antony Blinkenwas heading back to the Middle East on Monday to push a ceasefire plan, but Israeli politics and silence from Hamas raised further questions on whether he can succeed.
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Opinion | Met Gala: Fashion, Faiz, And The Fragility of Bodies
Each year, many of us find questions to ask about the relevance of the Met Gala, fashion's biggest evening out. The dissing voices are louder this year given the spate of arrests across university campuses not very far from the event venue.
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Minister's Name Corrected In Response On Hamas Question, Lok Sabha Told
The External Affairs Ministry on Monday issued a statement in the Lok Sabha correcting the name of the minister who replied to a Parliament question on the designation of Hamas on December 8.
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Meenakshi Lekhi Denies Signing Reply To Parliament Question On Hamas
Union Minister Meenakshi Lekhi today clarified that she has not signed any paper with a question on the declaration of Hamas as a terrorist organization.
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Family Of Journalist, Who Received Death Threats, Killed In Gaza Strikes
Deadly strikes hit the Gaza home of a news photographer days after an Israeli media advocacy group questioned his coverage of Hamas' Oct. 7, prompting death threats against him on social media.
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"Raised Huge Number Of Questions": Russia On Israel Minister's Nuclear Remark
Russia's foreign ministry said on Tuesday that a remark by an Israeli junior minister who appeared to express openness to the idea of Israel carrying out a nuclear strike on Gaza had raised a huge number of questions.
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Qatar Indispensable In Middle East? Israel-Hamas War Raises Big Question
It took just a few hours after Hamas's assault on Israel for Qatar's prime minister to assemble a team at an undisclosed location in the capital, Doha.
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Biden Heads To Israel To Ask 'Tough Questions' To Prime Minister Netanyahu
Joe Biden's Middle East diplomatic drive faltered before it got off the ground Tuesday after his trip to Jordan was canceled following a strike on a Gaza hospital that killed hundreds of people.
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"You Serious? We're Fighting Nazis": Israel Ex PM On Gaza Siege Question
Defending Israel's decision to cut off power supply to Gaza Strip following Hamas' shocking attack on its cities, former Israel Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said his country is "fighting Nazis" and that he is not going to feed the enemy.
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Explained: What Are War Crimes And Are Israel And Hamas Committing Them?
As the Israel - Hamas war enters its sixth day, questions are being asked if the actions of both sides constitute war crimes. NDTV explains - what is a war crime and are either Israel or the Hamas committing them.
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Big Question On Israel Forces As Surprise Hamas Attack Exposes Intel Gaps
As Israel reeled from a deadly attack by Hamas terrorists, who broke through barriers around Gaza and roamed at will, killing scores of civilians in Israeli towns, defence chiefs faced growing questions over how the disaster could have happened.
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Israel Detains Former Palestinian Hunger-Striker
Israeli police detained a Palestinian militant leader on Monday for questioning over his travel to Jerusalem, a police spokeswoman said, a day after he was freed from prison in a deal ending an almost two-month-long hunger strike.
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Israel, Palestinians May Have Committed War Crimes in Gaza: UN Report
The report said Israeli political and military leaders did not alter their actions in the war, despite much evidence of lethal devastation in built-up Gaza neighbourhoods, and this raised questions about potential war crimes.
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Three Men, A Tent and Some Shrubs: The Backstory of Our Hamas Report
Incidentally, given that this was essentially an eyewitness account taped on video, there isn't some big reveal lurking around the corner. I do hope it will provide a little more detail and address some of the questions raised about how we came to film a Hamas rocket team assembling a rocket and firing it deep from within a civilian neighbourhood i...
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UN Rights Office Questions Israeli Crackdown Amid Teen Hunt
The UN's human rights office yesterday urged Israel and its adversaries to exercise restraint amid a crackdown on Palestinians during a hunt for three Jewish teenagers missing in the West Bank.
