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Israel might face an even greater threat from the Gaza Strip if the ruling Hamas terrorist group was destroyed, a top U.S. intelligence official said Saturday.
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Jerusalem -
Fighting subsided in war-torn Gaza Monday at the start of the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Fitr as world powers ramped up pressure on the warring sides to immediately end their 21-day confrontation.
In the Media
by Hazel Ward (AFP)
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Gaza -
The end of a month of fasting was supposed to be a time to celebrate for Abeer Shamali. But instead, she spent the Muslim Eid feast at the grave of her teenage son.
In the Media
by John Davison (AFP)
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Gaza -
Jalila Ayyad's widower George still had a black eye and bloodstains on his shirt as he processed ahead of her coffin, hours after the air strike that destroyed their home.Jalila, 60, was the first Christian casualty of a bloody Gaza war.
In the Media
by John Davison (AFP) - 1 comment
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Gaza -
US President Barack Obama called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, after Israel and Hamas ignored calls for a truce and the raging conflict entered its third week Monday.
In the Media
by John Davison (AFP)
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Gaza -
Inside Ashraf al-Qudra's cramped office in Shifa hospital, the phone never stops ringing, with news flooding in of the latest victims of Israel's devastating 20-day military operation.
In the Media
by Adel Zaanoun (AFP) - 1 comment
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Gaza -
Hamas on Sunday belatedly said it has agreed to a 24-hour humanitarian truce, shortly after Israel announced a resumption of hostilities in Gaza following a day-long pause."In response to the UN's intervention request to monitor the situation...
In the Media
by AFP
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Gaza -
Israel is extending a lull in its devastating Gaza offensive for another 24 hours, officials said, but Hamas resumed rocket fire and warned no ceasefire was valid without the withdrawal of Israeli tanks.
In the Media
by John Davison and Mai Yaghi (AFP)
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Gaza -
Israel said Sunday it was extending a lull in its devastating military operation in Gaza for another 24 hours, but Hamas said it would not do likewise after resuming rocket fire at the end of mutually agreed 12-hour ceasefire on Saturday.
In the Media
by Mai Yaghi, John Davison (AFP)
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Khan Yunis -
At least 20 members of one Palestinian family, including 11 children, were killed by an Israeli air strike just moments before a 12-hour ceasefire went into effect on Saturday.
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Paris -
French police arrested 70 people at a banned pro-Palestinian protest in central Paris on Saturday that degenerated into clashes between demonstrators and armour-clad riot squads.
In the Media
by AFP
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Paris -
Police arrested around 50 people at a banned pro-Palestinian protest in central Paris on Saturday that degenerated into clashes between demonstrators and armour-clad riot squads.
In the Media
by AFP
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Gaza -
Palestinians retrieved dozens of bodies from the rubble of Gaza homes Saturday during a brief truce in the fighting, as top diplomats huddled in Paris to discuss a long-term ceasefire.
In the Media
by Adel Zaanoun, John Davison (AFP) - 1 comment
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Jerusalem -
The Israeli military and the militant Palestinian Hamas were set on Saturday to start a 12-hour ceasefire at 8:00 am (0500 GMT), but a longer-term truce remained elusive.
In the Media
by Steve Weizman and Mai Yaghi (AFP)
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Jerusalem -
After hours of denials all day, Gaza and Israel have agreed to a 12-hour cease-fire. No one knows if it will work if it starts as schedule Saturday morning.
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Paris -
French police have banned a protest against Israel's Gaza offensive that was due to take place in Paris on Saturday, following several similar rallies that turned violent.
In the Media
by AFP
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While the world recoils in horror at the sight of Israeli troops slaughtering innocent Palestinians by the hundreds, one high-ranking Israeli parliamentarian says his country should go further and implement its own final solution in Gaza.
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Bischofshofen -
As the conflict in the Middle East rages on, its effects seem to be felt everywhere. Hatred between both pro-Israel and pro-Palestine supporters is becoming more apparent throughout the world.
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Tel Aviv -
While Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to continue the war in Gaza for "as long as is required," a small but growing number of Israeli military reservists are refusing to participate in what one likened to the "gang rape" of Palestine.
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Berlin -
About 1,000 pro-Palestinian demonstrators marched through Berlin Friday, closely watched by police for any banned anti-Semitic slogans and separated from pro-Israel rallies.
In the Media
by AFP
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Gaza -
International efforts for a humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza ramped up on Friday, as tensions erupted in the West Bank where four Palestinians were killed by Israeli gunfire.
In the Media
by Adel Zaanoun (AFP)
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Geneva -
The United Nations Human Rights Council has voted to launch an investigation of possible Israeli war crimes committed during its 16-day war against Hamas in Gaza.
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Tel Aviv -
A Facebook page is giving new meaning to Gaza Strip as Israeli women post nearly naked photos of themselves to boost the morale of their fighting men.
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Gaza -
Nearly 800 Palestinians have been killed during Israel's 16-day war on Gaza. In one of the latest attacks, at least 17 people sheltering in a United Nations school in northern Gaza were killed by Israeli shelling.
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Gaza -
Fifteen people were killed Thursday when Israeli fire hit a UN-run school in Gaza, as the Palestinian toll on the 17th day of the conflict rose to 788, medics said.
In the Media
by AFP
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Texas Republican Ted Cruz attacked the Obama administration on Wednesday, claiming the FAA flight ban to Israel was politically motivated.
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Gaza -
Fifteen Palestinians were killed Thursday when an Israeli shell slammed into a UN shelter where hundreds of civilians had taken refuge, sending the death toll in Gaza close to 800 despite world efforts to broker a ceasefire.
In the Media
by John Davison, Sakher Abou El Oun (AFP) - 2 comments
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Jerusalem -
Washington's top diplomat John Kerry Thursday pressed efforts to end bloodshed in Gaza, reaching out to allies of Hamas as the Islamist movement's war with Israel raged into a 17th day.
In the Media
by Hazel WARD (AFP)
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The serenity and awe that usually accompanies photos taken in space has been replaced by horror and awe as man’s ability to capture earth from space now captures the war and conflict in the Gaza Strip.
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Paris -
Several thousands held a fresh protest in Paris on Wednesday against the Israeli offensive in Gaza amid tight security days after similar rallies descended into violence and looting.
In the Media
by Stephane Jourdain, Clement Zampa (AFP)
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry greets Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem before a meeting last May.
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Jaleh Perego’s violin recital celebrating the 90th anniversary of Kibbutz Geva in Emek Jezre’el (Israel).
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MOTO PHOTO: Advertisement for Motorola in Barcelona, Spain, before the 3GSM World Congress in 2006.
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Since Israel's raid of a Gaza-bound aid flotilla, the world's attention has been captured and focused on the Middle East. Supporters of Israel and Palestine stood in front of the Israeli Consulate in Toronto to show their support of their respective side.
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Since Israel's raid of a Gaza-bound aid flotilla, the world's attention has been captured and focused on the Middle East. Supporters of Israel and Palestine stood in front of the Israeli Consulate in Toronto to show their support of their respective side.
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The Gaza Strip village of Abasan is seen from the Israeli side of the border in 2007.
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Rose Fostanes,47, a Filipina caregiver, performs during Israel's X-Factor talent show in Tel Aviv, January 12, 2014
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A view of Eilat in Israel
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Woman walking between the suqs of the Holy City, Jerusalem. One day before Ramadan
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Is it safe to cross? Yes mate, this is a one way street and you're looking the wrong way.
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Delayed Gratification
The older man is Mordechai Vanunu the whistleblower who revealed Israel's nuclear program
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President Barack Obama records an episode of The View at ABC Studios in New York, N.Y., July 28, 2010. Pictured, from left, are Whoopi Goldberg, Barbara Walters, Joy Behar, Sherri Shepherd, and Elisabeth Hasselbeck.
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Nomi Levenkron receives presidential award.
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Since Israel's raid of a Gaza-bound aid flotilla, the world's attention has been captured and focused on the Middle East. Supporters of Israel and Palestine stood in front of the Israeli Consulate in Toronto to show their support of their respective side.
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Benyamin Netanyahu
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Poster for Israel Loves Iran campaign
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Maya Isacowitz folk rock singer songwriter
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People protesting in the streets of Tel Aviv against the decision to deport 400 children of foreign workers. Photo: Alessandro Di Maio
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