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US State Department approves possible sale of surveillance system to Saudi Arabia
The State Department has approved the possible sale of RE-3A Tactical Airborne Surveillance System Aircraft Modernization and related equipment to Saudi…
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White House urges Israel to honor ‘no-strike’ zones in Gaza
The United States expects Israel to avoid attacking areas that Israeli authorities have identified as “no-strike” zones in Gaza, White…
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Gaza Strip faces telecommunication service outage
Telecommunication services were cut off in the Gaza strip after it was repaired, the Palestinian telecoms company Paltel said in…
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Finally free, Ubai was among the last Palestinian detainees Israel released
On his first morning of freedom after being released from Israeli prison, Ubai Youssef Abu Maria wandered around his home, checking in…
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Yemen’s Houthis say they targeted two Israeli ships in Red Sea
Yemen’s Houthi movement says it has targeted two Israeli ships with an armed drone and a naval missile, reports a…
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‘I miss my routine’: A displaced Gaza mother recalls life before the war
As Imtithal, a mother of six, stokes the wood fire she has built up to bake bread for her family,…
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ISIL claims responsibility for bombing at Catholic mass in Philippines
The ISIL (ISIS) group has claimed responsibility for the bombing of a Catholic mass service in the southern Philippines that…
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Israel pulls Mossad negotiators from Qatar after ‘impasse’ over captives
Israel has pulled its Mossad negotiators from Qatar, which along with Egypt and the United States is mediating talks to…
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Over 700 killed in last 24 hours as Israel intensifies strikes
Hundreds of Palestinians have been killed in Israeli air raids in the past 24 hours in Gaza as the Israeli…
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Malta welcomes foreign workers to fill labour shortage, but repels refugees
Amit* cruised through the lanes of Marsaxlokk, a colourful Maltese fishing hamlet, on his way to pick up two passengers…
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