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Gaza Food Blogger Turns Social Media Into Lifeline For Displaced Children
Nearly 100 km from Jerusalem, the air was thick with the acrid smell of gunpowder after the most recent Israeli airstrikes as Hamada Shaqoura set up a table in the ravaged Gazan city of Khan Younis.
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UN Security Council Members Stress Jerusalem's Al Aqsa Mosque Status Quo
U.N. Security Council members voiced concern on Thursday and stressed the need to maintain a status quo at the Al Aqsa mosque compound in Jerusalem, days after Israel's new far-right security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir briefly visited the site.
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US Warns Israel Against Change In Status Of Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque
Any change in the status quo of Jerusalem's holy sites is "unacceptable," the White House said Tuesday, after a visit by a far-right Israeli minister to the Al-Aqsa mosque compound, holy to both Jews and Muslims.
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Palestinian Authority Refuses To Pay Israel For Gaza Electricity
The Palestinian Authority told Israel on Thursday it will no longer pay for the electricity Israel supplies to Gaza, Israeli officials said, a move that could lead to a complete power shutdown in the territory whose two million people already endure blackouts for much of the day.
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Meet The Jewish Doctor Who Saves Palestinian Attackers And The Muslim Doctor Who Saves Jewish Victims
For the past month - during a wave of Palestinian attacks on Jews and harsh Israeli responses - the two have worked side by side.
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Israel Erects Wall to Protect Jews in East Jerusalem
Israeli police on Sunday began erecting a wall in east Jerusalem to protect a Jewish neighbourhood subject to firebomb and stone attacks launched from an adjacent Palestinian village.
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4 Palestinians Killed in Anti-Israeli Knife Attacks
Four Palestinians were shot dead and a fifth wounded in attacks on Israelis in east Jerusalem and the West Bank Saturday, as violence that has fuelled concerns of an uprising showed no let-up.
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Barack Obama 'Very Concerned' by Outbreak of Mideast Violence
US President Barack Obama expressed concern Friday about the outbreak of violence centered in Jerusalem and called on Israeli and Palestinian leaders to tamp down inflammatory rhetoric.
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On Line Between East and West Jerusalem, Tensions Abound
In the narrow corners of Jerusalem, where Jewish neighbourhoods abut Palestinian ones, apprehension ran deep today as Israel authorised the police to block access from Arab areas after a two-week wave of violence.
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Israel Sets Up East Jerusalem Roadblocks in Bid to Stem Attacks
Israel started setting up roadblocks in Palestinian neighbourhoods in East Jerusalem and deploying soldiers across the country today to combat a wave of Palestinian knife attacks.
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John Kerry Shares 'Deep Concern' With Mahmud Abbas, Benjamin Netanyahu
US Secretary of State John Kerry shared his "deep concern" Saturday over spiraling violence between Israelis and Palestinians during telephone calls with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and president Mahmud Abbas.
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3 Israeli Policemen Stabbed in Jerusalem, Attacker Shot Dead
A man stabbed three police officers outside the Old City in east Jerusalem before being shot dead by security forces, police said, in today's second such attack in the same area.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Cancels German Visit as Violence Spreads Across Israel
Israel's prime minister cancelled a visit to Germany on Wednesday after a spate of attacks that included the stabbing of an Israeli soldier by a suspected Palestinian militant who police said was then shot dead by special forces.
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David Cameron Visits Beirut Amid Refugee Crisis: Lebanon Government Source
Muslims and Israeli police clashed at Jerusalem's flashpoint Al-Aqsa mosque compound for a second straight day on Monday, prompting at least three arrests, police said.
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Israel's Parliament Votes to Dissolve Itself and Set March 17 for Elections
Israel's parliament voted on Monday to dissolve itself in preparation for an early general election on March 17, after a crisis set in motion by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's dismissal of two ministers.
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Gaza Food Blogger Turns Social Media Into Lifeline For Displaced Children
Nearly 100 km from Jerusalem, the air was thick with the acrid smell of gunpowder after the most recent Israeli airstrikes as Hamada Shaqoura set up a table in the ravaged Gazan city of Khan Younis.
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UN Security Council Members Stress Jerusalem's Al Aqsa Mosque Status Quo
U.N. Security Council members voiced concern on Thursday and stressed the need to maintain a status quo at the Al Aqsa mosque compound in Jerusalem, days after Israel's new far-right security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir briefly visited the site.
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US Warns Israel Against Change In Status Of Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque
Any change in the status quo of Jerusalem's holy sites is "unacceptable," the White House said Tuesday, after a visit by a far-right Israeli minister to the Al-Aqsa mosque compound, holy to both Jews and Muslims.
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Palestinian Authority Refuses To Pay Israel For Gaza Electricity
The Palestinian Authority told Israel on Thursday it will no longer pay for the electricity Israel supplies to Gaza, Israeli officials said, a move that could lead to a complete power shutdown in the territory whose two million people already endure blackouts for much of the day.
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Meet The Jewish Doctor Who Saves Palestinian Attackers And The Muslim Doctor Who Saves Jewish Victims
For the past month - during a wave of Palestinian attacks on Jews and harsh Israeli responses - the two have worked side by side.
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Israel Erects Wall to Protect Jews in East Jerusalem
Israeli police on Sunday began erecting a wall in east Jerusalem to protect a Jewish neighbourhood subject to firebomb and stone attacks launched from an adjacent Palestinian village.
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4 Palestinians Killed in Anti-Israeli Knife Attacks
Four Palestinians were shot dead and a fifth wounded in attacks on Israelis in east Jerusalem and the West Bank Saturday, as violence that has fuelled concerns of an uprising showed no let-up.
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Barack Obama 'Very Concerned' by Outbreak of Mideast Violence
US President Barack Obama expressed concern Friday about the outbreak of violence centered in Jerusalem and called on Israeli and Palestinian leaders to tamp down inflammatory rhetoric.
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On Line Between East and West Jerusalem, Tensions Abound
In the narrow corners of Jerusalem, where Jewish neighbourhoods abut Palestinian ones, apprehension ran deep today as Israel authorised the police to block access from Arab areas after a two-week wave of violence.
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Israel Sets Up East Jerusalem Roadblocks in Bid to Stem Attacks
Israel started setting up roadblocks in Palestinian neighbourhoods in East Jerusalem and deploying soldiers across the country today to combat a wave of Palestinian knife attacks.
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John Kerry Shares 'Deep Concern' With Mahmud Abbas, Benjamin Netanyahu
US Secretary of State John Kerry shared his "deep concern" Saturday over spiraling violence between Israelis and Palestinians during telephone calls with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and president Mahmud Abbas.
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3 Israeli Policemen Stabbed in Jerusalem, Attacker Shot Dead
A man stabbed three police officers outside the Old City in east Jerusalem before being shot dead by security forces, police said, in today's second such attack in the same area.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Cancels German Visit as Violence Spreads Across Israel
Israel's prime minister cancelled a visit to Germany on Wednesday after a spate of attacks that included the stabbing of an Israeli soldier by a suspected Palestinian militant who police said was then shot dead by special forces.
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David Cameron Visits Beirut Amid Refugee Crisis: Lebanon Government Source
Muslims and Israeli police clashed at Jerusalem's flashpoint Al-Aqsa mosque compound for a second straight day on Monday, prompting at least three arrests, police said.
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Israel's Parliament Votes to Dissolve Itself and Set March 17 for Elections
Israel's parliament voted on Monday to dissolve itself in preparation for an early general election on March 17, after a crisis set in motion by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's dismissal of two ministers.
