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Netanyahu's Son Under Fire After 'Strip Club' Tape
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was forced to defend himself Tuesday after his son was recorded seemingly drunk outside a strip club talking about a natural gas deal by his government.
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Israel PM In 'Historic' Supreme Court Plea For Gas Deal
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a rare appearance by a serving premier before the country's Supreme Court on Sunday to defend a contentious natural gas deal.
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Impending Natural Gas Deal Angers Many Israelis
As Israel prepares to push through a long-delayed landmark natural gas deal, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing a growing backlash by protesters who accuse him of using shady backroom dealings and strong-arm tactics to push through the plan.
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Syrian government hails 'victory' in arms deal, troops attack
Syria's government hailed as a "victory" a Russian-brokered deal that has averted US strikes, while President Barack Obama defended a chemical weapons pact that the rebels fear has bolstered their enemy in the civil war.
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Netanyahu's Son Under Fire After 'Strip Club' Tape
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was forced to defend himself Tuesday after his son was recorded seemingly drunk outside a strip club talking about a natural gas deal by his government.
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Israel PM In 'Historic' Supreme Court Plea For Gas Deal
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a rare appearance by a serving premier before the country's Supreme Court on Sunday to defend a contentious natural gas deal.
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Impending Natural Gas Deal Angers Many Israelis
As Israel prepares to push through a long-delayed landmark natural gas deal, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing a growing backlash by protesters who accuse him of using shady backroom dealings and strong-arm tactics to push through the plan.
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Syrian government hails 'victory' in arms deal, troops attack
Syria's government hailed as a "victory" a Russian-brokered deal that has averted US strikes, while President Barack Obama defended a chemical weapons pact that the rebels fear has bolstered their enemy in the civil war.
