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In talks with Netanyahu, Putin urges restraint on Syria
Russian President Vladimir Putin held talks with Prime Minister Benjamin
Netanyahu on Tuesday that focused on the situation in Syria.
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Outrage at Syrian rebel shown 'eating soldier's heart'
US-based Human Rights Watch identified the rebel as Abu Sakkar, a
well-known insurgent from the city of Homs, and said his actions were a
war crime.
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Egypt: Cell plotting to bomb U.S. embassy had explosives, Al Qaida manual
Egypt has reported an Al Qaida plot against a foreign embassy, said by officials to be that of the United States.
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Shavuot Organizer: "We Don't Have to Agree to Love Each Other"
The Olam Habah Events Collective in conjunction with the Jewish Unity
Project is holding a special Shavuot lecture series on Mount Zion in
Jerusalem.
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Palestinians rail against Temple Mount 'Judaization'
Palestinians from across the political spectrum attacked reported
Israeli government plans to allow Jewish prayer on Jerusalem's Temple
Mount.
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'Obama Ignoring Link Between Radical Islam and Terrorism'
The Obama administration is ignoring the link between radical Islam and
terrorism, the chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee said.
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France most pessimistic about Europe, survey shows
France has seen the steepest confidence drop in the EU and in national politicians alike.
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Moscow weighs expanding naval presence in the Mediterranean
Russia has been examining the expansion of its new task force in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Syria already has Russian S-300 missile system
A Syrian military source told the London-based Arab daily Al-Quds
Al-Arabi that Syria has received 200 launchers of the advanced S-300
anti-aircraft missile system from Russia.
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'Death toll in Syria likely as high as 120,000'
At least 94,000 people have been killed during Syria's two-year conflict.