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Who Is Hussein Al-Sheikh, Front-Runner To Succeed Palestinian President Abbas
Hussein al-Sheikh was detained by Israeli forces for 11 years.
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Palestinian President Names Likely Successor In Bid To Reassure World Powers
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas named close confidant Hussein al-Sheikh as his deputy and likely successor on Saturday.
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Hamas Must Review All Its Policies Once War Ends: Top Palestinian Official
Immediately after Israel's war in Gaza ends, all Palestinian factions including Hamas must take a serious look at the failure of their policies to achieve freedom for their people, a top Palestinian Authority official said.
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After Years of Delays, Palestinians Get High-Speed Mobile
Political science lecturer Amjad Abu el-Ez lived in London and Dubai for 17 years before returning home in 2014 to teach in the northern West Bank city of Nablus. He was stunned to learn he could barely check his email on the commute from his nearby village because Palestinian mobile carriers do not offer high-speed data.
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Rumours, grief and questions: A virus ravages a Saudi family
On the third day after his father's death from a respiratory infection, Hussein al-Sheikh began to feel feverish. Shortly afterwards, says the 27-year-old Saudi, "I was almost dead".
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Who Is Hussein Al-Sheikh, Front-Runner To Succeed Palestinian President Abbas
Hussein al-Sheikh was detained by Israeli forces for 11 years.
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Palestinian President Names Likely Successor In Bid To Reassure World Powers
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas named close confidant Hussein al-Sheikh as his deputy and likely successor on Saturday.
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Hamas Must Review All Its Policies Once War Ends: Top Palestinian Official
Immediately after Israel's war in Gaza ends, all Palestinian factions including Hamas must take a serious look at the failure of their policies to achieve freedom for their people, a top Palestinian Authority official said.
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After Years of Delays, Palestinians Get High-Speed Mobile
Political science lecturer Amjad Abu el-Ez lived in London and Dubai for 17 years before returning home in 2014 to teach in the northern West Bank city of Nablus. He was stunned to learn he could barely check his email on the commute from his nearby village because Palestinian mobile carriers do not offer high-speed data.
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Rumours, grief and questions: A virus ravages a Saudi family
On the third day after his father's death from a respiratory infection, Hussein al-Sheikh began to feel feverish. Shortly afterwards, says the 27-year-old Saudi, "I was almost dead".
