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Iran has been reported to have uranium which is more highly enriched than previously thought. The UN's IAEA has reported the find.
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Disturbing revelations illustrate the growing rift between the Obama Administration and the Netanyahu government is becoming larger and wider as Tehran boasts about Israel’s abandonment.
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Four men in a southwestern province in Iran have been sentenced to death for “sodomy," according to a recent report by the Human Rights Activist News Agency (HRANA).
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By making the opposition part of the ruling coalition, Mr. Netanyahu has actually created the broadest-based government in recent Israeli history. This unity government preempts political issues during war.
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UFOs are "Unidentified Flying Objects". Are UFOs which are distinctly manufactured, alien or "human-made"? What is a "human-made" UFO, and how would such UFOs support a commitment to "our troops"? What would such UFOs relate to the "financial crisis"?
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Iran seeks short buildup time for assembling its nuclear weapons, while Israel procures another submarine with nuclear strike capability.
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Analysts in Israel believe the election of Francois Hollande could weaken the country's position as it faces a nuclear threat from Iran.
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The Muslim Brotherhood’s rapid rise in Egypt has elevated many peoples’ trepidation levels, including the group’s adherents as the Egyptian army signals willingness to transfer power by 24 May 2012.
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While Israeli votes could dissolve the current session of the Knesset and call for nationwide elections a year ahead of schedule, these developments will not prevent an Israeli strike on Iran.
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Today, Israel prepares for Mideast conflict; recently, six army battalions were called up to meet threats from Egyptian and Syrian borders; Israel broadens anti-missile defenses; Iran’s vice president tours Israeli border while Pentagon makes war-plans.
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Iran's interior minister says turnout in Friday's parliamentary elections was 64%, describing it as a "slap in the face" to Iran's enemies.
Caucasus feels impact of Iran nuclear tensions
How Israel might strike at Iran's nuclear programme
Iran's opposition gagged ahead of parliamentary election
Iran's conservative rivals see elections as pointer to future poll
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The central figure in Women In Shroud, Shadi Sadr, was arrested in 2007 during a peaceful protest, and in the summer of 2009 she was beaten up by militias while she was on her way to the Friday prayers. In 2009, Sadr received the Human Rights Defenders Tulip from Dutch foreign minister Verhagen, and she will be a guest of honour at this year’s Movies that Matter Festival.
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