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PM warns of Syria transferring WMDs to terrorists
Israel will weigh military action if it suspects Syria's chemical
weapons might fall into the hands of terrorist organizations, Prime
Minister Binyamin Netanyahu said.
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Iran claims its drones reached Israel dozens of times
Israeli official rejects statement by Iranian military official that
many drones entered Israeli airspace from Lebanon to collect intel.
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Sinai Islamists vow revenge for IAF Gaza strikes
An Islamist group in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula bordering Israel said on
Tuesday it will take revenge against the Jewish state for the killing of
Palestinian terrorists in Gaza over the weekend.
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Hamas allows pro-Al Qaida Salafists to form political party in Gaza Strip
The Al Qaida-aligned movement has formed a political party in the Gaza Strip.
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PA confiscates archive of Hamas's armed wing
The Palestinian Authority has managed to confiscate the entire archive
of Hamas's military wing in an early morning raid on Tuesday.
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Israel could send Iran 'back to the stone age' with electromagnetic bomb
Israel could destroy Iran's electric network with a specially designed
electromagnetic bomb in the event of a military conflict between the
countries.
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Cold Economic Forecast for Iran
Iran has urged its 75 million citizens to curb the use of foreign built
cars and cellphones, and says it will slash the import of nonessential
items.
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Palestinians: UN recognition would foster peace with Israel
The Palestinians fended off on Tuesday U.S. criticism of their bid for
upgraded status at the United Nations, saying the move would improve
prospects for a peace accord with Israel, not damage them.
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Jordanian teachers in UN schools for Palestinian refugees say they'll refuse to teach the Holocaust
Rumors of a UN decision to re-introduce Holocaust studies in schools run
by UNRWA - the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian
refugees - have raised the ire of Jordanian teachers.
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Saudi Arabia: Hajj pilgrimage to start Oct. 25
Saudi Arabia has announced that the Islamic hajj pilgrimage, which
attracts around 3 million Muslims worldwide each year, will begin on
Thursday, Oct. 25.