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PM urges Palestinians: Start talks, and stay at them
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu shifted the message Tuesday from
calling on Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas to the
negotiating table, to calling on him not to bolt once he is there.
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Series of bomb attacks in Iraq kill at least 42
A series of evening bombings near markets in and around Baghdad and
other blasts north of the capital killed at least 42 people and wounded
dozens of others.
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'The unrest seeks to distract Turkey's attention from Syria'
The documents about provocateurs, organizers and managers of the Turkish protests will be published soon.
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'Mad invader, eavesdropper': China slams US after Snowden accusations
The US has gone from 'model of human rights' to manipulator of internet
rights, the mouthpiece of the Chinese Communist Party wrote.
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Bennett says peace agreement would lead to bloodshed
Senior coalition member and Jewish Home party head Naftali Bennett said
that a peace agreement with Palestinians would lead to more rockets and
violence.
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Lebanon faces tumult after Syria-related clashes
The Lebanese government will try on Tuesday to secure the country after the deadliest violence.
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No EU-Turkey talks until October
The restart of EU-Turkey accession talks has been postponed from Wednesday (26 June) until at least October.
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Fugitive Edward Snowden sets superpowers on collision course as Moscow and Beijing lock horns with White House
Russia and China are flexing their muscles with Washington as diplomatic
relations between the world's greatest economic and political forces
plunges to new depths.
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Most Israeli Arabs Support Violent Uprising
About 58% of the Arab citizens of Israel say that the Palestinian
Authority Arabs would be justified in starting a violent rebellion.
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1,800-Year-Old Road Found in Jerusalem
An ancient road that led from Yafo (Jaffa) to Jerusalem has been found in the Jerusalem neighborhood of Beit Hanina.