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France Bars Israeli Exhibition At Defense Show Amid Dispute Over Gaza, Lebanon
Israeli delegations taking part in the major Euronaval defence show in France next month will not be permitted to set up any stand or exhibit hardware following a decision by the French government, organisers said on Wednesday.
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2023 "Most Violent" Year On Record For Israeli Settler Attacks: Report
Israeli settlers killed at least 10 Palestinians and torched dozens of homes in the occupied West Bank in 2023, making it the "most violent" year on record for settler attacks, an Israeli watchdog said Monday.
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"Need Is Urgent": UK, Germany Call For "Sustainable Ceasefire" In Gaza
UK foreign minister David Cameron and German counterpart Annalena Baerbock stressed that the "need is urgent" for a "sustainable ceasefire" in Gaza in a joint article for Britain's Sunday Times.
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US Needs To Be Held Responsible For Israeli Attacks On Gaza: Palestinian PM
Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh said on Sunday the United States should also be held responsible for Israeli attacks on Gaza and the loss of Palestinian lives.
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Israel Intensifies Attack Against Hamas, Presses Ground Offensive In Gaza
Israel pressed on with its offensive in and around Gaza's main cities on Friday, more than two months after Hamas's deadly attack sparked a war that has claimed thousands of lives and left the Palestinian territory in ruins.
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Israel Fights Hamas In Gaza, Searches For Mastermind Behind October 7 Attacks
Israeli troops battled Hamas operatives Thursday in the heart of southern Gaza's main city where a suspected mastermind of the October 7 attacks is believed to be hiding, while pressing their offensive across the besieged territory.
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Israel Army Publishes Map Of "Evacuation Zones" In Gaza As Truce Expires
The Israeli military on Friday published a map of what it called "evacuation zones" in the Gaza Strip, after international demands to create safe areas where civilians can shelter from devastating bombardments.
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"Ashamed": Woman Freed By Israel Says Can't Rejoice As Palestine Wounded
Among the 39 Palestinians released by Israel under a prisoner exchange program under a four-day truce with Hamas, brokered by Qatar, Egypt, and the United States, was a woman named Israa Jaabis who was in Israeli detention for the past eight years.
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Under Attack, Displaced Gazans Search For Warm Clothes As Cold Sets In
When Khulud Jarboueh and her children fled their home in the northern Gaza Strip under Israeli bombardment in early October, the young ones were wearing just shorts and T-shirts.
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"There'll Be Good News Soon," Says Israel PM On Hostages Taken By Hamas
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Tuesday that "we are making progress" on the return of hostages Hamas seized during the October 7 attacks, after mediators said a truce deal was in sight.
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12 Including Wounded Patients Killed In Israeli Strike On Gaza Hospital
The health ministry in the Hamas-run Gaza Strip said Monday 12 people were killed in an Israeli strike on a hospital in the north of the Palestinian territory.
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Israel Drops Leaflets Overnight In East Gaza Asking People To Evacuate "Immediately"
The Israeli air force dropped leaflets overnight on Thursday in eastern areas of Khan Younis in the south of the Gaza Strip telling people to evacuate to shelters for their own safety - suggesting imminent military operations in the area.
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After Israel, Antony Blinken Arrives In Japan For Gaza-Dominated G7 Meet
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in Japan on Tuesday for a meeting of G7 foreign ministers set to seek a common line on Gaza as calls mount for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war.
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EU Increases Aid To Gaza By $27 Million
European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen on Monday said the EU is increasing its humanitarian aid for Gaza by 25 million euros.
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Risk Of Regional Spillover From Israel-Hamas War Is "Real", Warns UAE
Gulf Arab power the United Arab Emirates warned today that there was a real risk of a regional spillover from the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza, adding that it was working "relentlessly" to secure a humanitarian ceasefire.
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France Bars Israeli Exhibition At Defense Show Amid Dispute Over Gaza, Lebanon
Israeli delegations taking part in the major Euronaval defence show in France next month will not be permitted to set up any stand or exhibit hardware following a decision by the French government, organisers said on Wednesday.
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2023 "Most Violent" Year On Record For Israeli Settler Attacks: Report
Israeli settlers killed at least 10 Palestinians and torched dozens of homes in the occupied West Bank in 2023, making it the "most violent" year on record for settler attacks, an Israeli watchdog said Monday.
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"Need Is Urgent": UK, Germany Call For "Sustainable Ceasefire" In Gaza
UK foreign minister David Cameron and German counterpart Annalena Baerbock stressed that the "need is urgent" for a "sustainable ceasefire" in Gaza in a joint article for Britain's Sunday Times.
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US Needs To Be Held Responsible For Israeli Attacks On Gaza: Palestinian PM
Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh said on Sunday the United States should also be held responsible for Israeli attacks on Gaza and the loss of Palestinian lives.
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Israel Intensifies Attack Against Hamas, Presses Ground Offensive In Gaza
Israel pressed on with its offensive in and around Gaza's main cities on Friday, more than two months after Hamas's deadly attack sparked a war that has claimed thousands of lives and left the Palestinian territory in ruins.
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Israel Fights Hamas In Gaza, Searches For Mastermind Behind October 7 Attacks
Israeli troops battled Hamas operatives Thursday in the heart of southern Gaza's main city where a suspected mastermind of the October 7 attacks is believed to be hiding, while pressing their offensive across the besieged territory.
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Israel Army Publishes Map Of "Evacuation Zones" In Gaza As Truce Expires
The Israeli military on Friday published a map of what it called "evacuation zones" in the Gaza Strip, after international demands to create safe areas where civilians can shelter from devastating bombardments.
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"Ashamed": Woman Freed By Israel Says Can't Rejoice As Palestine Wounded
Among the 39 Palestinians released by Israel under a prisoner exchange program under a four-day truce with Hamas, brokered by Qatar, Egypt, and the United States, was a woman named Israa Jaabis who was in Israeli detention for the past eight years.
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Under Attack, Displaced Gazans Search For Warm Clothes As Cold Sets In
When Khulud Jarboueh and her children fled their home in the northern Gaza Strip under Israeli bombardment in early October, the young ones were wearing just shorts and T-shirts.
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"There'll Be Good News Soon," Says Israel PM On Hostages Taken By Hamas
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Tuesday that "we are making progress" on the return of hostages Hamas seized during the October 7 attacks, after mediators said a truce deal was in sight.
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12 Including Wounded Patients Killed In Israeli Strike On Gaza Hospital
The health ministry in the Hamas-run Gaza Strip said Monday 12 people were killed in an Israeli strike on a hospital in the north of the Palestinian territory.
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Israel Drops Leaflets Overnight In East Gaza Asking People To Evacuate "Immediately"
The Israeli air force dropped leaflets overnight on Thursday in eastern areas of Khan Younis in the south of the Gaza Strip telling people to evacuate to shelters for their own safety - suggesting imminent military operations in the area.
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After Israel, Antony Blinken Arrives In Japan For Gaza-Dominated G7 Meet
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in Japan on Tuesday for a meeting of G7 foreign ministers set to seek a common line on Gaza as calls mount for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war.
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EU Increases Aid To Gaza By $27 Million
European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen on Monday said the EU is increasing its humanitarian aid for Gaza by 25 million euros.
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Risk Of Regional Spillover From Israel-Hamas War Is "Real", Warns UAE
Gulf Arab power the United Arab Emirates warned today that there was a real risk of a regional spillover from the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza, adding that it was working "relentlessly" to secure a humanitarian ceasefire.
