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Russian Court Imprisons 5 Men Over Anti-Israel Riots At Dagestan Airport
A court in southern Russia on Friday sentenced five men to more than six years in prison each in the first convictions related to a mass anti-Israel protest last October at an airport in the predominantly Muslim Dagestan region.
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US Tourist Damages Statues In Israel Museum Due To Religious Offence
The arrested US tourist remains in custody and will appear in court in Jerusalem. Israel is currently seeing a surge in tourists for the week-long Jewish holiday of Sukkot.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Lashes Out At "Ludicrous" Graft Charges Amid Trial
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived at a Jerusalem court Sunday for the start of his long-delayed corruption trial, rejecting the "ludicrous" charges against him and declaring he was facing the hearing "with my head held high."
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US Pulls Out Of International Accord Over Jerusalem Embassy Case
The United States said Wednesday it was quitting an international accord related to the top UN court after the Palestinians challenged the US move of its Israel embassy to Jerusalem.
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Israel Puts Australia Paedophile Suspect Under House Arrest
A Jerusalem court on Wednesday ordered house arrest for an Israeli woman sought by Australia over accusations of sexually abusing schoolgirls under her care there, a court transcript said.
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Jewish Man Who Stabbed Jerusalem Gay Pride Marchers Sentenced To Life
An Israeli court today sentenced an ultra-Orthodox Jewish man to life in prison for stabbing participants at a Jerusalem Gay Pride parade, killing a 16-year-old girl and wounding others.
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Israeli Court Defers Ruling Over Palestinian Teen Murder
A Jerusalem court on Sunday heard arguments over the mental competence of an Israeli settler who was ruled to have burned alive a Palestinian teenager last year.
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3 Israelis Found Guilty of Palestinian Teen's Murder
Two Jewish minors were found guilty today of the 2014 murder of a Palestinian teenager in Jerusalem, but the Israeli court held off on formally convicting a third man accused of orchestrating the crime, pending a psychological review.
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Israel Jails Islamic Cleric for Inciting Aqsa Violence
An Israeli court on Tuesday ordered the jailing of a firebrand cleric whose Islamist group has been accused of inciting a wave of violence over Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque compound.
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Top Cops Rapped Over Israel Gay Pride Murder
Six senior Israeli policemen are to be removed from their posts over the murder of a young marcher in a Jerusalem Gay Pride by a known violent homophobe, police said Sunday.
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Teen Stabbed at Gay Pride March Dies as Pressure Mounts on Israel
A teenager stabbed at a Gay Pride march died of her injuries Sunday as the attack and a firebombing that killed a Palestinian child put pressure on Israel to crack down on Jewish extremists.
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Clashes as Israel Marks 1967 East Jerusalem Capture
Israeli nationalists and police clashed with Palestinians in occupied east Jerusalem on Sunday as crowds of Jewish hardliners marched across the city to mark the 48th anniversary of its capture.
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Israel Gives Palestinian 30 Years for Murder Attempts
An Israeli court today sentenced an east Jerusalem Palestinian to 30 years in prison for 10 counts of attempted murder, court documents showed.
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Controversial Jewish Activist Rabbi Yehuda Glick Allowed Onto Jerusalem Site
A Jerusalem court Tuesday authorised Israeli rabbi Yehuda Glick, who survived an attempt on his life after calling for Jewish prayer rights at Al-Aqsa mosque compound, to visit the flashpoint holy site.
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Gazans Hope International Criminal Court Will Make 'Israel Pay'
Holding Israel accountable. This is what Yasser al-Qassas and thousands of Gazans hope to see with the Palestinian accession to the International Criminal Court today.
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Russian Court Imprisons 5 Men Over Anti-Israel Riots At Dagestan Airport
A court in southern Russia on Friday sentenced five men to more than six years in prison each in the first convictions related to a mass anti-Israel protest last October at an airport in the predominantly Muslim Dagestan region.
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US Tourist Damages Statues In Israel Museum Due To Religious Offence
The arrested US tourist remains in custody and will appear in court in Jerusalem. Israel is currently seeing a surge in tourists for the week-long Jewish holiday of Sukkot.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Lashes Out At "Ludicrous" Graft Charges Amid Trial
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived at a Jerusalem court Sunday for the start of his long-delayed corruption trial, rejecting the "ludicrous" charges against him and declaring he was facing the hearing "with my head held high."
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US Pulls Out Of International Accord Over Jerusalem Embassy Case
The United States said Wednesday it was quitting an international accord related to the top UN court after the Palestinians challenged the US move of its Israel embassy to Jerusalem.
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Israel Puts Australia Paedophile Suspect Under House Arrest
A Jerusalem court on Wednesday ordered house arrest for an Israeli woman sought by Australia over accusations of sexually abusing schoolgirls under her care there, a court transcript said.
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Jewish Man Who Stabbed Jerusalem Gay Pride Marchers Sentenced To Life
An Israeli court today sentenced an ultra-Orthodox Jewish man to life in prison for stabbing participants at a Jerusalem Gay Pride parade, killing a 16-year-old girl and wounding others.
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Israeli Court Defers Ruling Over Palestinian Teen Murder
A Jerusalem court on Sunday heard arguments over the mental competence of an Israeli settler who was ruled to have burned alive a Palestinian teenager last year.
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3 Israelis Found Guilty of Palestinian Teen's Murder
Two Jewish minors were found guilty today of the 2014 murder of a Palestinian teenager in Jerusalem, but the Israeli court held off on formally convicting a third man accused of orchestrating the crime, pending a psychological review.
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Israel Jails Islamic Cleric for Inciting Aqsa Violence
An Israeli court on Tuesday ordered the jailing of a firebrand cleric whose Islamist group has been accused of inciting a wave of violence over Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque compound.
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Top Cops Rapped Over Israel Gay Pride Murder
Six senior Israeli policemen are to be removed from their posts over the murder of a young marcher in a Jerusalem Gay Pride by a known violent homophobe, police said Sunday.
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Teen Stabbed at Gay Pride March Dies as Pressure Mounts on Israel
A teenager stabbed at a Gay Pride march died of her injuries Sunday as the attack and a firebombing that killed a Palestinian child put pressure on Israel to crack down on Jewish extremists.
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Clashes as Israel Marks 1967 East Jerusalem Capture
Israeli nationalists and police clashed with Palestinians in occupied east Jerusalem on Sunday as crowds of Jewish hardliners marched across the city to mark the 48th anniversary of its capture.
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Israel Gives Palestinian 30 Years for Murder Attempts
An Israeli court today sentenced an east Jerusalem Palestinian to 30 years in prison for 10 counts of attempted murder, court documents showed.
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Controversial Jewish Activist Rabbi Yehuda Glick Allowed Onto Jerusalem Site
A Jerusalem court Tuesday authorised Israeli rabbi Yehuda Glick, who survived an attempt on his life after calling for Jewish prayer rights at Al-Aqsa mosque compound, to visit the flashpoint holy site.
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Gazans Hope International Criminal Court Will Make 'Israel Pay'
Holding Israel accountable. This is what Yasser al-Qassas and thousands of Gazans hope to see with the Palestinian accession to the International Criminal Court today.
