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Unexploded Bombs Threaten Children In Gaza
War has left Gaza littered with unexploded bombs that will take years to clear, with children drawn to metal casings maimed or even killed when they try to pick them up, a demining expert said.
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Israel Expands Gaza Military Ops To Seize "Large Areas"
Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz announced Wednesday a major expansion of military operations in Hamas-run Gaza, saying the army would seize "large areas" of the Palestinian territory.
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35 Charged Over 'Palestine Unity' March In Maharashtra
Police registered a case and launched investigations after a group of people illegally took out a march in Mumbra town of Thane district under the banner of Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) for the unity of Palestine, an official said on Sunda
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Israel Launches 1st Air Strike On Beirut Since November Ceasefire: Report
Lebanese official media reported an air strike on south Beirut following an Israeli military warning, the first such raid since a November ceasefire largely halted hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah.
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Gaza Streets Fill With "Hamas Out" Slogans As War Frustrates Palestinians
Hundreds of Palestinians took to the streets in northern Gaza to take part in the largest anti-Hamas protest since the war with Israel began, calling for an end to the ongoing conflict and demanding that the group step down from power.
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Oscar-Winning Palestinian Director Arrested After Clash With Israeli Settlers
The Oscar-winning director of a documentary on the Israel-Palestinian conflict was arrested late on Monday during a standoff over an attempt by settlers to steal sheep from Palestinian farmers in the occupied West Bank, a witness said.
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Opinion | Israel May Be Planning To Occupy Gaza Indefinitely
If one looks at Katz's statement along with reports in the Israeli media, the Netanyahu government's plan for Gaza appears to emerge.
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US Alleges Palestinian Activist Mahmoud Khalil 'Covered Up' Working For UN Rights Body
The US government has alleged that Columbia University student and pro-Palestinian demonstrator Mahmoud Khalil withheld that he worked for a UN Palestinian relief agency in his visa application, saying that should be grounds for deportation.
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Had 'No Alternative' To Resuming Gaza Operations: Israel After Airstrikes
Foreign Minister Gideon Saar said Tuesday that Israel had "no alternative" other than to resume military operations in Gaza after its efforts to secure the release of hostages failed.
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Yemen's Houthis Condemn Israel Strikes On Gaza, Threaten Attacks
Yemen's Huthi rebels condemned on Tuesday Israel's wave of strikes on Gaza, vowing to escalate its own operations in support of its ally Hamas after threatening to renew attacks on Israeli shipping in the Red Sea.
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Netanyahu Slams 'False' UN Finding On Gaza 'Genocidal Acts'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday condemned as "false and absurd" a UN investigation that found Israel had committed "genocidal acts" in the Gaza Strip.
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Delhi To Host 20-Nation Security Meet, Ukraine, Gaza Wars To Top Agenda
Discussions on the implications of the Russia-Ukraine war and the conflict in the Middle East are the two key agendas of top intelligence officials, who are scheduled to meet for a security conclave in the national capital this weekend.
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Israel Minister Says Cutting Off Gaza Electricity
Israel's Energy Minister Eli Cohen on Sunday said he had given instructions to stop supplying electricity to Gaza, a week after Israel blocked all aid into the war-ravaged Palestinian territory.
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Israel Opposed Direct US-Hamas Talks, Netanyahu Confidante "Lashed Out" At Envoy
In February when US officials ran the idea of engaging with Hamas directly, Israeli officials advised them against it, and it came to be known through other channels that the US was moving ahead and doing it anyway.
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Germany Urges Israel To "Immediately" Stop Blocking Gaza Aid
Germany on Monday urged Israel to "immediately" stop blocking aid flowing into war-ravaged Gaza, after Israel made the move as talks on a truce extension appeared to hit an impasse.
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Unexploded Bombs Threaten Children In Gaza
War has left Gaza littered with unexploded bombs that will take years to clear, with children drawn to metal casings maimed or even killed when they try to pick them up, a demining expert said.
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Israel Expands Gaza Military Ops To Seize "Large Areas"
Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz announced Wednesday a major expansion of military operations in Hamas-run Gaza, saying the army would seize "large areas" of the Palestinian territory.
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35 Charged Over 'Palestine Unity' March In Maharashtra
Police registered a case and launched investigations after a group of people illegally took out a march in Mumbra town of Thane district under the banner of Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) for the unity of Palestine, an official said on Sunda
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Israel Launches 1st Air Strike On Beirut Since November Ceasefire: Report
Lebanese official media reported an air strike on south Beirut following an Israeli military warning, the first such raid since a November ceasefire largely halted hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah.
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Gaza Streets Fill With "Hamas Out" Slogans As War Frustrates Palestinians
Hundreds of Palestinians took to the streets in northern Gaza to take part in the largest anti-Hamas protest since the war with Israel began, calling for an end to the ongoing conflict and demanding that the group step down from power.
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Oscar-Winning Palestinian Director Arrested After Clash With Israeli Settlers
The Oscar-winning director of a documentary on the Israel-Palestinian conflict was arrested late on Monday during a standoff over an attempt by settlers to steal sheep from Palestinian farmers in the occupied West Bank, a witness said.
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Opinion | Israel May Be Planning To Occupy Gaza Indefinitely
If one looks at Katz's statement along with reports in the Israeli media, the Netanyahu government's plan for Gaza appears to emerge.
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US Alleges Palestinian Activist Mahmoud Khalil 'Covered Up' Working For UN Rights Body
The US government has alleged that Columbia University student and pro-Palestinian demonstrator Mahmoud Khalil withheld that he worked for a UN Palestinian relief agency in his visa application, saying that should be grounds for deportation.
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Had 'No Alternative' To Resuming Gaza Operations: Israel After Airstrikes
Foreign Minister Gideon Saar said Tuesday that Israel had "no alternative" other than to resume military operations in Gaza after its efforts to secure the release of hostages failed.
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Yemen's Houthis Condemn Israel Strikes On Gaza, Threaten Attacks
Yemen's Huthi rebels condemned on Tuesday Israel's wave of strikes on Gaza, vowing to escalate its own operations in support of its ally Hamas after threatening to renew attacks on Israeli shipping in the Red Sea.
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Netanyahu Slams 'False' UN Finding On Gaza 'Genocidal Acts'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday condemned as "false and absurd" a UN investigation that found Israel had committed "genocidal acts" in the Gaza Strip.
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Delhi To Host 20-Nation Security Meet, Ukraine, Gaza Wars To Top Agenda
Discussions on the implications of the Russia-Ukraine war and the conflict in the Middle East are the two key agendas of top intelligence officials, who are scheduled to meet for a security conclave in the national capital this weekend.
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Israel Minister Says Cutting Off Gaza Electricity
Israel's Energy Minister Eli Cohen on Sunday said he had given instructions to stop supplying electricity to Gaza, a week after Israel blocked all aid into the war-ravaged Palestinian territory.
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Israel Opposed Direct US-Hamas Talks, Netanyahu Confidante "Lashed Out" At Envoy
In February when US officials ran the idea of engaging with Hamas directly, Israeli officials advised them against it, and it came to be known through other channels that the US was moving ahead and doing it anyway.
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Germany Urges Israel To "Immediately" Stop Blocking Gaza Aid
Germany on Monday urged Israel to "immediately" stop blocking aid flowing into war-ravaged Gaza, after Israel made the move as talks on a truce extension appeared to hit an impasse.
