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Painful Surgeries, Passing Notes: How Israel Siblings Survived Hamas Captivity
Israeli Maya Regev lay badly wounded in a nondescript house in Gaza, her leg mangled from a gunshot, under orders not to make a sound.
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21-Year-Old Maya Regev Walks Free After 50 Days In Hamas Captivity, But...
Maya Regev, 21, and her younger brother Itay, 18, were abducted by Hamas operatives who stormed the Tribe of Nova music festival in southern Israel on October 7.
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"Unimaginable": Israeli Father's Shock After Both Sons Attacked By Hamas In 15 Minutes
Erez Cohen said that his 15-year-old son Itay had gone out on a bike ride when he was informed that the group started shooting. Within a few minutes, his older son also called to tell him that the gunmen were trying to break into his shelter.
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Tokyo Games: Tarundeep Rai Exits From Olympics After Second Round Defeat
Tokyo Games: This was the second successive round two exit for three-time Olympian Tarundeep Rai, who had made his Games debut at Athens 2004. In 2012 London Olympics, Rai also had lost in the second round.
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Mysterious Pink Glacial Ice Seen In Italy, Scientists Start Investigation
Scientists in Italy are investigating the mysterious appearance of pink glacial ice in the Alps, caused by algae that accelerate the effects of climate change.
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Italy Says Hotspots to Focus on Fingerprinting Migrants
Italy will step up efforts to fingerprint migrants, even if it means using force, at immigration centres to be run jointly by European officials and local police, according to the official in charge of implementing national immigration policy.
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Davis Cup: Fabio Fognini beats Andy Murray as Itay stun Britain to reach semifinals
Italy's world number 13 Fabio Fognini stunned Andy Murray 6-3, 6-3, 6-4 to level the tie at 2-2, with Andreas Seppi securing the decisive last point with a 6-4, 6-3, 6-4 victory over James Ward.
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General Motors says better in-car entertainment ahead
"I have grandchildren that have only grown up in a world with smartphones," said Dan Akerson, General Motors' top executive and a former telecommunications executive, on GM's quarterly results.
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Titus Bramble denies Sunderland target Danny Graham
Visitors Swansea had a fifth-minute penalty claim rejected when the Welsh club's striker, Itay Shechter, went down in the box under O'Shea's challenge.
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General Motors outlook disappoints after profit beats street
General Motors Co offered investors a disappointing outlook for the upcoming six months in North America
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Germany squad urged to honour Holocaust victims
The Germany squad for June's Euro 2012, to be co-hosted by Poland and the Ukraine, has been urged to visit one of those countries' Holocaust memorials by the chairman of Germany's Central Council for Jews.
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GM posts its highest profit ever at $7.6 billion
General Motors performed best in its home territory, posting a $7.2 billion pretax profit in North America.
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Painful Surgeries, Passing Notes: How Israel Siblings Survived Hamas Captivity
Israeli Maya Regev lay badly wounded in a nondescript house in Gaza, her leg mangled from a gunshot, under orders not to make a sound.
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21-Year-Old Maya Regev Walks Free After 50 Days In Hamas Captivity, But...
Maya Regev, 21, and her younger brother Itay, 18, were abducted by Hamas operatives who stormed the Tribe of Nova music festival in southern Israel on October 7.
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"Unimaginable": Israeli Father's Shock After Both Sons Attacked By Hamas In 15 Minutes
Erez Cohen said that his 15-year-old son Itay had gone out on a bike ride when he was informed that the group started shooting. Within a few minutes, his older son also called to tell him that the gunmen were trying to break into his shelter.
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Tokyo Games: Tarundeep Rai Exits From Olympics After Second Round Defeat
Tokyo Games: This was the second successive round two exit for three-time Olympian Tarundeep Rai, who had made his Games debut at Athens 2004. In 2012 London Olympics, Rai also had lost in the second round.
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Mysterious Pink Glacial Ice Seen In Italy, Scientists Start Investigation
Scientists in Italy are investigating the mysterious appearance of pink glacial ice in the Alps, caused by algae that accelerate the effects of climate change.
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Italy Says Hotspots to Focus on Fingerprinting Migrants
Italy will step up efforts to fingerprint migrants, even if it means using force, at immigration centres to be run jointly by European officials and local police, according to the official in charge of implementing national immigration policy.
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Davis Cup: Fabio Fognini beats Andy Murray as Itay stun Britain to reach semifinals
Italy's world number 13 Fabio Fognini stunned Andy Murray 6-3, 6-3, 6-4 to level the tie at 2-2, with Andreas Seppi securing the decisive last point with a 6-4, 6-3, 6-4 victory over James Ward.
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General Motors says better in-car entertainment ahead
"I have grandchildren that have only grown up in a world with smartphones," said Dan Akerson, General Motors' top executive and a former telecommunications executive, on GM's quarterly results.
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Titus Bramble denies Sunderland target Danny Graham
Visitors Swansea had a fifth-minute penalty claim rejected when the Welsh club's striker, Itay Shechter, went down in the box under O'Shea's challenge.
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General Motors outlook disappoints after profit beats street
General Motors Co offered investors a disappointing outlook for the upcoming six months in North America
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Germany squad urged to honour Holocaust victims
The Germany squad for June's Euro 2012, to be co-hosted by Poland and the Ukraine, has been urged to visit one of those countries' Holocaust memorials by the chairman of Germany's Central Council for Jews.
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GM posts its highest profit ever at $7.6 billion
General Motors performed best in its home territory, posting a $7.2 billion pretax profit in North America.
