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Priceless Archaeological Artefacts In Gaza Saved In Frantic Rescue
With an Israeli airstrike looming, aid workers carried out a last-minute rescue mission to salvage thousands of priceless artifacts from a Gaza warehouse before the building was flattened.
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Israel Sets Gaza "On Fire" As Top US Diplomat Warns "Savages Like Hamas"
Israel unleashed a massive new bombing campaign on Gaza City on Tuesday after visiting US Secretary of State Marco Rubio backed the ally's goal of eradicating Hamas and warned that only days may be left for a diplomatic solution.
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Spain Air-Drops 12 Tonnes Of Food Aid Over Gaza
Spain said it had air-dropped 12 tonnes of food into Gaza, which UN-backed experts say is slipping into famine.
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"Everyday When You Came Back Home...": What Killed Israel Soldier's Wife Said
The wife of an Israeli soldier, who was killed in Gaza, said every day he'd return from his mission and tell her the number of houses their forces demolished.
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Gaza Militia Leader Yasser Abu Shabab Denies Israeli Ties, Urges Hamas To Step Down
Yasser Abu Shabab, the controversial leader of an armed militia in Gaza, has denied working with Israel, insisting his group's mission is to protect Palestinian civilians from Hamas.
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How Israeli Soldiers Used A Father In Gaza As A "Human Shield"
As Yousef was taken by Israeli soldiers, he was forced to accompany them on a search mission for fighters in nearby buildings. ""The realisation that I was being used as a human shield was terrifying."
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How Israeli Soldiers Used A Father In Gaza As A "Human Shield"
As Yousef was taken by Israeli soldiers, he was forced to accompany them on a search mission for fighters in nearby buildings. ""The realisation that I was being used as a human shield was terrifying."
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WHO-Palestine Red Crescent Operation Resupply Two Hospitals In Northern Gaza
The resupply mission also delivered 20,000 litres of fuel to keep Kamal Adwan and Al-Awda operational, and 23,000 litres of fuel to Al-Sahaba Hospital, along with 800 units of blood and essential medicines and supplies.
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How CIA, Mossad Used A Computer Virus To Dismantle Iran's Nuclear Program
The story of Stuxnet's development and deployment began years earlier. The inception of Stuxnet can be traced back to the early 2000s, during a period of heightened tension between Iran and Western nations over Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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Inside Lebanon Politics: Hezbollah, Iran And A Larger Battle For Hegemony
Lebanon's political system is deeply entrenched in sectarian divisions. The country is a confessional democracy, meaning that key political and military positions are reserved for representatives of specific religious sects.
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Bomb In Paris, Cross-Dressing In Beirut: How Israel Avenged Munich Massacre
During the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany, 11 Israeli athletes were killed by members of the Palestinian terrorist organisation Black September.
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US Military Declares End Of Troubled Gaza Aid Pier Mission
The US military's problem-plagued mission to deliver aid to Gaza via a temporary pier has ended, a senior American officer said on Wednesday.
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Aid Delivered To North Of Gaza For First Time In 2 Weeks, Says WHO Chief
A World Health Organization mission reached the north of Gaza for the first time in more than two weeks, WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Wednesday.
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Israel's Partial Troop Withdrawal Signals Preps For Attack Linked To Iran
Military officials said on Sunday that Israel is pulling some troops out of the city of Khan Younis in Gaza, saying it had ended its mission there as the war against Hamas reached the six-month mark.
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Israel Says Left Khan Yunis "To Prepare For Future Missions In Rafah"
Israeli officials said Sunday they are preparing for military operations in Gaza's southernmost point of Rafah six months into a "long war", which has shattered buildings and lives.
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Priceless Archaeological Artefacts In Gaza Saved In Frantic Rescue
With an Israeli airstrike looming, aid workers carried out a last-minute rescue mission to salvage thousands of priceless artifacts from a Gaza warehouse before the building was flattened.
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Israel Sets Gaza "On Fire" As Top US Diplomat Warns "Savages Like Hamas"
Israel unleashed a massive new bombing campaign on Gaza City on Tuesday after visiting US Secretary of State Marco Rubio backed the ally's goal of eradicating Hamas and warned that only days may be left for a diplomatic solution.
-
Spain Air-Drops 12 Tonnes Of Food Aid Over Gaza
Spain said it had air-dropped 12 tonnes of food into Gaza, which UN-backed experts say is slipping into famine.
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"Everyday When You Came Back Home...": What Killed Israel Soldier's Wife Said
The wife of an Israeli soldier, who was killed in Gaza, said every day he'd return from his mission and tell her the number of houses their forces demolished.
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Gaza Militia Leader Yasser Abu Shabab Denies Israeli Ties, Urges Hamas To Step Down
Yasser Abu Shabab, the controversial leader of an armed militia in Gaza, has denied working with Israel, insisting his group's mission is to protect Palestinian civilians from Hamas.
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How Israeli Soldiers Used A Father In Gaza As A "Human Shield"
As Yousef was taken by Israeli soldiers, he was forced to accompany them on a search mission for fighters in nearby buildings. ""The realisation that I was being used as a human shield was terrifying."
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How Israeli Soldiers Used A Father In Gaza As A "Human Shield"
As Yousef was taken by Israeli soldiers, he was forced to accompany them on a search mission for fighters in nearby buildings. ""The realisation that I was being used as a human shield was terrifying."
-
WHO-Palestine Red Crescent Operation Resupply Two Hospitals In Northern Gaza
The resupply mission also delivered 20,000 litres of fuel to keep Kamal Adwan and Al-Awda operational, and 23,000 litres of fuel to Al-Sahaba Hospital, along with 800 units of blood and essential medicines and supplies.
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How CIA, Mossad Used A Computer Virus To Dismantle Iran's Nuclear Program
The story of Stuxnet's development and deployment began years earlier. The inception of Stuxnet can be traced back to the early 2000s, during a period of heightened tension between Iran and Western nations over Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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Inside Lebanon Politics: Hezbollah, Iran And A Larger Battle For Hegemony
Lebanon's political system is deeply entrenched in sectarian divisions. The country is a confessional democracy, meaning that key political and military positions are reserved for representatives of specific religious sects.
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Bomb In Paris, Cross-Dressing In Beirut: How Israel Avenged Munich Massacre
During the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany, 11 Israeli athletes were killed by members of the Palestinian terrorist organisation Black September.
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US Military Declares End Of Troubled Gaza Aid Pier Mission
The US military's problem-plagued mission to deliver aid to Gaza via a temporary pier has ended, a senior American officer said on Wednesday.
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Aid Delivered To North Of Gaza For First Time In 2 Weeks, Says WHO Chief
A World Health Organization mission reached the north of Gaza for the first time in more than two weeks, WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on Wednesday.
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Israel's Partial Troop Withdrawal Signals Preps For Attack Linked To Iran
Military officials said on Sunday that Israel is pulling some troops out of the city of Khan Younis in Gaza, saying it had ended its mission there as the war against Hamas reached the six-month mark.
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Israel Says Left Khan Yunis "To Prepare For Future Missions In Rafah"
Israeli officials said Sunday they are preparing for military operations in Gaza's southernmost point of Rafah six months into a "long war", which has shattered buildings and lives.
