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Iran: Israel incapable of launching military strike on us
Israel is not capable of launching a military strike against Iran, the commander of Iran's military said.
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Israel ready to act on Syria weapons, warns Netanyahu
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has told the BBC that Israel
has a right to prevent weapons from falling into the wrong hands in
Syria.
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Hagel: US can support Israel if it strikes Iran
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel told the House subcommittee on defense
appropriations on Tuesday that the US has "the military capability" to
back any Israeli action against Iran.
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5 charged for plot to kill Jews praying at Temple Mt
The Jerusalem District Attorney's Office on Thursday submitted an
indictment to the Jerusalem District Court against five east Jerusalem
Palestinians.
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'Jews should be able to pray on Temple Mount'
MK Miri Regev (Likud), appointed Wednesday to chair the Knesset Interior
and Environmental Affairs Committees, generated heated controversy.
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Stephen Hawking lays out case for Big Bang without God
Our universe didn't need any divine help to burst into being, famed
cosmologist Stephen Hawking told a packed house here at the California
Institute of Technology.
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At evangelical colleges, a shifting attitude toward gay students
Combing through prayer requests in a Wheaton College chapel in 2010,
then-junior Benjamin Matthews decided to do something "absurdly unsafe."
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Taliban: 'Wherever We Find Americans We Kill Them'
While the Pakistani Taliban has denied involvement in Monday's Boston
marathon bombing, it has openly applauded the heinous attack, which
killed three and injured over a hundred more.
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Boston bombings 'a message' to West, Muslim cleric says
While they weren't up to the standard set by al-Qaeda, the Boston
bombings were nevertheless a warning to the US and West - especially
France - for waging war against Islam, a Muslim cleric said.
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Texas fertilizer plant blast injures dozens
A deadly explosion and fire tore through a fertilizer plant in a small
Texas town late on Wednesday, injuring more than 100 people.