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Israeli official: Syria kept 'significant' chemical weapons
Israel believes Syria has retained caches of combat-ready chemical
weapons after giving up raw materials used to produce such munitions
under pressure from foreign powers, a senior Israeli official said on
Thursday.
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Israeli Islamic State member: 'We love to drink blood'
An Arab-Israeli Islamic State fighter nicknamed "the Palestinian
slayer" declared that the jihadist group "love[s] to drink blood."
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Study: America No Longer 'Needs' Israel
A new Israeli study into the historical role of the United States in the
Israeli-Palestinian conflict has concluded that America no longer has "need" of the Jewish state.
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Scottish independence: Voting under way in referendum
People in Scotland are voting on whether the country should stay in the UK or become an independent nation.
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Ukraine crisis: President Poroshenko in key US visit
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has urged the US to provide
military assistance to his country to counter pro-Russian eastern
separatists.
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Does moderate Islam exist?
The guiding principle of the Islamic State (IS) is that Muslims must
fight non-Muslims all over the world and offer them the following
choices: Convert to Islam, pay a humiliating tax called "Jijya," or
be killed.
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Watch: Syrian child sniper discusses killing soldiers: There's nothing to it
The Syrian civil war, well into its third year, has not only claimed
more than 190,000 lives and displaced millions of people from their
homes, it has turned a number of children into soldiers, unmoved by
taking the life of another.
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China's Xi Jinping signs landmark deals on India visit
India and China have signed 12 agreements in Delhi, one of which will
see China investing $20bn (£12.2bn) in India's infrastructure over five
years.
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Poll: Israelis care more about peace process and EU than Iran
Israelis see advancing the peace process with the Palestinians as more
important than confronting the Iranian nuclear threat, according to a
poll published this week.
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Crowdfunding Campaign for Third Temple Close to Goal
A crowdfunding initiative to rebuild the Third Temple in Jerusalem has
gained steam, the Temple Institute stated Wednesday, and is close to
reaching its $100,000 goal.
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