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PM Narendra Modi, Israeli PM Netanyahu Check Out RE Goan Classic At Jerusalem Tech Exhibition
During Israel's innovation exhibition, PM Modi and Netanyahu explored pioneering technologies and were also seen checking out the Royal Enfield Goan Classic 350.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Thanks India For Support After Jerusalem Terror Attack
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu extended thanks to India after Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed grief over the terrorist attack in Jerusalem on Sunday, killing five people and injuring 12 others.
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"Your Time's Up": Protesters Target Israel's Netanyahu Over Jobs, Covid
Thousands of Israelis rallied outside Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's residence in Jerusalem on Saturday as anger mounted over corruption allegations and his handling of the coronavirus crisis.
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"Marriage Made In Heaven", UN Vote Won't Affect Ties: Netanyahu On India
Dubbing the India-Israel relationship as a "marriage made in heaven", Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on his maiden visit to India said on Sunday that even though the Jewish state was "disappointed" by India's vote at the UN against the Jerusalem issue, one negative vote will not affect the ties between the two countries.
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"Merry Christmas From Jerusalem, The Capital Of Israel!" Netanyahu Tweets
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu offered to play tour guide to Christian pilgrims on Sunday in a message relayed from Jerusalem, whose recognition as Israel's capital by U.S. President Donald Trump has split global Christian opinion.
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Guatemala To Move Embassy To Jerusalem, Says President Jimmy Morales
Guatemala is to move its embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, President Jimmy Morales said Sunday, becoming the first leader to back US President Donald Trump's controversial change of stance on the holy city.
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Israeli PM Netanyahu Faces Pressure In Europe Amid Jerusalem Protests
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began a trip to Europe on Sunday facing widespread criticism of the US decision to recognise Jerusalem as the capital of the Jewish state and pressure to engage in the peace process.
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UNESCO Vote On Jerusalem Site Angers Israel
UNESCO member states have renewed a resolution criticising Israel for restricting Muslim access to a Jerusalem holy site, a European diplomatic source said, angering Israel's government by also referring to the area only by its Muslim names.
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Donald Trump Tells Benjamin Netanyahu He'll Recognize Jerusalem As Israel's 'Undivided' Capital
Republican candidate Donald Trump pledged on Sunday in a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's "undivided" capital if he is elected president.
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Israeli Arab Lawmakers Vow to Defy Al-Aqsa Ban
Arab Israeli lawmakers have vowed to defy Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's decision to bar parliament members from entering a sensitive Jerusalem holy site, pledging to visit it on Friday.
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Israel Bars Palestinians From Jerusalem Old City After Attacks
Israel barred Palestinians from Jerusalem's Old City Sunday amid fears of further violence after attacks killed two Israelis and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke of "a fight to the death against Palestinian terror".
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Palestinians Clash With Israeli Police at Jerusalem Shrine
Israeli police armed with stun grenades and tear gas clashed with rock-throwing Palestinian youths who barricaded themselves inside Jerusalem's al-Aqsa mosque today, police and witnesses said, in the third day of violence at the sacred site.
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Clashes as Israel Marks 1967 East Jerusalem Capture
Israeli nationalists and police clashed with Palestinians in occupied east Jerusalem on Sunday as crowds of Jewish hardliners marched across the city to mark the 48th anniversary of its capture.
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Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas to Work With Any Israel Government Accepting 2-State Solution
Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas will work with any Israeli government that accepts the principle of a two-state solution, his spokesman said after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu won a shock reelection victory.
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Israel's Parliament Votes to Dissolve Itself and Set March 17 for Elections
Israel's parliament voted on Monday to dissolve itself in preparation for an early general election on March 17, after a crisis set in motion by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's dismissal of two ministers.
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PM Narendra Modi, Israeli PM Netanyahu Check Out RE Goan Classic At Jerusalem Tech Exhibition
During Israel's innovation exhibition, PM Modi and Netanyahu explored pioneering technologies and were also seen checking out the Royal Enfield Goan Classic 350.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Thanks India For Support After Jerusalem Terror Attack
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu extended thanks to India after Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed grief over the terrorist attack in Jerusalem on Sunday, killing five people and injuring 12 others.
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"Your Time's Up": Protesters Target Israel's Netanyahu Over Jobs, Covid
Thousands of Israelis rallied outside Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's residence in Jerusalem on Saturday as anger mounted over corruption allegations and his handling of the coronavirus crisis.
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"Marriage Made In Heaven", UN Vote Won't Affect Ties: Netanyahu On India
Dubbing the India-Israel relationship as a "marriage made in heaven", Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on his maiden visit to India said on Sunday that even though the Jewish state was "disappointed" by India's vote at the UN against the Jerusalem issue, one negative vote will not affect the ties between the two countries.
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"Merry Christmas From Jerusalem, The Capital Of Israel!" Netanyahu Tweets
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu offered to play tour guide to Christian pilgrims on Sunday in a message relayed from Jerusalem, whose recognition as Israel's capital by U.S. President Donald Trump has split global Christian opinion.
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Guatemala To Move Embassy To Jerusalem, Says President Jimmy Morales
Guatemala is to move its embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, President Jimmy Morales said Sunday, becoming the first leader to back US President Donald Trump's controversial change of stance on the holy city.
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Israeli PM Netanyahu Faces Pressure In Europe Amid Jerusalem Protests
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began a trip to Europe on Sunday facing widespread criticism of the US decision to recognise Jerusalem as the capital of the Jewish state and pressure to engage in the peace process.
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UNESCO Vote On Jerusalem Site Angers Israel
UNESCO member states have renewed a resolution criticising Israel for restricting Muslim access to a Jerusalem holy site, a European diplomatic source said, angering Israel's government by also referring to the area only by its Muslim names.
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Donald Trump Tells Benjamin Netanyahu He'll Recognize Jerusalem As Israel's 'Undivided' Capital
Republican candidate Donald Trump pledged on Sunday in a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's "undivided" capital if he is elected president.
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Israeli Arab Lawmakers Vow to Defy Al-Aqsa Ban
Arab Israeli lawmakers have vowed to defy Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's decision to bar parliament members from entering a sensitive Jerusalem holy site, pledging to visit it on Friday.
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Israel Bars Palestinians From Jerusalem Old City After Attacks
Israel barred Palestinians from Jerusalem's Old City Sunday amid fears of further violence after attacks killed two Israelis and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke of "a fight to the death against Palestinian terror".
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Palestinians Clash With Israeli Police at Jerusalem Shrine
Israeli police armed with stun grenades and tear gas clashed with rock-throwing Palestinian youths who barricaded themselves inside Jerusalem's al-Aqsa mosque today, police and witnesses said, in the third day of violence at the sacred site.
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Clashes as Israel Marks 1967 East Jerusalem Capture
Israeli nationalists and police clashed with Palestinians in occupied east Jerusalem on Sunday as crowds of Jewish hardliners marched across the city to mark the 48th anniversary of its capture.
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Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas to Work With Any Israel Government Accepting 2-State Solution
Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas will work with any Israeli government that accepts the principle of a two-state solution, his spokesman said after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu won a shock reelection victory.
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Israel's Parliament Votes to Dissolve Itself and Set March 17 for Elections
Israel's parliament voted on Monday to dissolve itself in preparation for an early general election on March 17, after a crisis set in motion by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's dismissal of two ministers.
