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US Terror Designation A "Failed Attempt To Pressure Resistance", Says Hamas
The US decision to put the head of Hamas on its terror blacklist on Wednesday will not deter the group's "resistance" to Israel, the movement said.
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US Puts Hamas Chief Haniya On Terror Blacklist, Slaps Sanctions On Him
The United States on Wednesday put the head of Hamas, Ismail Haniya, on its terror blacklist and slapped sanctions on him -- a move sure to raise tensions, after Washington recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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Gaza Family Executes Its "Criminal" Member For Helping Israel
A family in Gaza "executed" one of its own members Friday for passing on information to Israel that led to the deaths of three Hamas militants, Palestinian sources said.
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'Big Network' Helped SIMI Men Escape: Madhya Pradesh Home Minister
The eight members of banned group SIMI that escaped from prison and were then gunned down on Sunday "were planning a huge terror attack," said Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Bhupinder Singh to NDTV, adding that a "big network" made their jail break possible.
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Israeli Air Raid Targets Hamas Camp After Shooting Incidents
An Israeli air raid early today struck a Hamas training camp in the northern Gaza Strip in response to shots fired at Israeli patrol vehicles along the border, with no injuries reported, officials said.
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Hamas Warns Israel Against 'Foolishness' After Deadly Strike
Islamist movement Hamas today warned Israel against "foolishness" after an air strike by the Jewish state in the Gaza Strip in response to rocket fire killed a pregnant woman and her toddler.
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Unrest Spreads to Gaza as Israeli Troops Kill 6 Palestinians
A week of violence between Israelis and Palestinians spread to the Gaza Strip Saturday, with Israeli troops killing six in clashes on the border and Islamist movement Hamas calling for more unrest.
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Saudi Arabia Signals Easing of Tension With Islamist Cleric
The spiritual leader of the Muslim Brotherhood attended a ceremony organised by Saudi Arabia in Qatar on Friday, signalling an easing of Riyadh's hostility towards the Islamist movement.
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Afghanistan Taliban Seize Kunduz City Centre in Milestone Gain
Taliban fighters battled their way into the centre of Kunduz city in northern Afghanistan on Monday and seized the provincial governor's office, in one of the militants' biggest territorial gains in 14 years of war, witnesses and officials said.
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Bombings Foiled in North Cameroon, Prey to Boko Haram
Two women suicide bombers who were foiled in a bid to attack a village market in northern Cameroon blew themselves up on Tuesday, wounding two farm workers, security sources said.
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Gaza Rocket Targets Southern Israel: Spokesman
A rocket fired from the Gaza Strip between Sunday night and Monday morning struck southern Israel but did not cause any casualties or damage, an army spokesman said.
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Hamas Warns of New Violence Unless Israel Lifts Blockade
The Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas warned on Wednesday of renewed violence unless Israel lifts its blockade of Gaza, at a ceremony marking the end of a military-style summer camp for 25,000 Gazans.
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Al Jazeera Says Its Journalist Ahmed Mansour to Remain in Custody in Germany
The pan-Arab television network Al Jazeera said today that one of its best known journalists, Ahmed Mansour, had been ordered to remain in custody after appearing before a judge in Germany.
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Final UN Shelter in Gaza Closes, Many Remain Homeless
The UN has closed the last remaining shelter for Palestinians displaced in last summer's war in Gaza, a spokesman said today, with families seeking temporary accommodation elsewhere.
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Egypt Quashes Hamas Terror Blacklisting: Court Official
An Egyptian court today quashed a February decision by another tribunal branding the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas a "terrorist" group, a court official said.
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US Terror Designation A "Failed Attempt To Pressure Resistance", Says Hamas
The US decision to put the head of Hamas on its terror blacklist on Wednesday will not deter the group's "resistance" to Israel, the movement said.
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US Puts Hamas Chief Haniya On Terror Blacklist, Slaps Sanctions On Him
The United States on Wednesday put the head of Hamas, Ismail Haniya, on its terror blacklist and slapped sanctions on him -- a move sure to raise tensions, after Washington recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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Gaza Family Executes Its "Criminal" Member For Helping Israel
A family in Gaza "executed" one of its own members Friday for passing on information to Israel that led to the deaths of three Hamas militants, Palestinian sources said.
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'Big Network' Helped SIMI Men Escape: Madhya Pradesh Home Minister
The eight members of banned group SIMI that escaped from prison and were then gunned down on Sunday "were planning a huge terror attack," said Madhya Pradesh Home Minister Bhupinder Singh to NDTV, adding that a "big network" made their jail break possible.
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Israeli Air Raid Targets Hamas Camp After Shooting Incidents
An Israeli air raid early today struck a Hamas training camp in the northern Gaza Strip in response to shots fired at Israeli patrol vehicles along the border, with no injuries reported, officials said.
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Hamas Warns Israel Against 'Foolishness' After Deadly Strike
Islamist movement Hamas today warned Israel against "foolishness" after an air strike by the Jewish state in the Gaza Strip in response to rocket fire killed a pregnant woman and her toddler.
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Unrest Spreads to Gaza as Israeli Troops Kill 6 Palestinians
A week of violence between Israelis and Palestinians spread to the Gaza Strip Saturday, with Israeli troops killing six in clashes on the border and Islamist movement Hamas calling for more unrest.
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Saudi Arabia Signals Easing of Tension With Islamist Cleric
The spiritual leader of the Muslim Brotherhood attended a ceremony organised by Saudi Arabia in Qatar on Friday, signalling an easing of Riyadh's hostility towards the Islamist movement.
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Afghanistan Taliban Seize Kunduz City Centre in Milestone Gain
Taliban fighters battled their way into the centre of Kunduz city in northern Afghanistan on Monday and seized the provincial governor's office, in one of the militants' biggest territorial gains in 14 years of war, witnesses and officials said.
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Bombings Foiled in North Cameroon, Prey to Boko Haram
Two women suicide bombers who were foiled in a bid to attack a village market in northern Cameroon blew themselves up on Tuesday, wounding two farm workers, security sources said.
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Gaza Rocket Targets Southern Israel: Spokesman
A rocket fired from the Gaza Strip between Sunday night and Monday morning struck southern Israel but did not cause any casualties or damage, an army spokesman said.
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Hamas Warns of New Violence Unless Israel Lifts Blockade
The Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas warned on Wednesday of renewed violence unless Israel lifts its blockade of Gaza, at a ceremony marking the end of a military-style summer camp for 25,000 Gazans.
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Al Jazeera Says Its Journalist Ahmed Mansour to Remain in Custody in Germany
The pan-Arab television network Al Jazeera said today that one of its best known journalists, Ahmed Mansour, had been ordered to remain in custody after appearing before a judge in Germany.
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Final UN Shelter in Gaza Closes, Many Remain Homeless
The UN has closed the last remaining shelter for Palestinians displaced in last summer's war in Gaza, a spokesman said today, with families seeking temporary accommodation elsewhere.
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Egypt Quashes Hamas Terror Blacklisting: Court Official
An Egyptian court today quashed a February decision by another tribunal branding the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas a "terrorist" group, a court official said.
