Israel And Gaza
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Turkey Seeks Parliament Nod On Delayed Deal To Normalise Ties With Israel
Turkish lawmakers today submitted to parliament a settlement deal with Israel that would see Israel pay Ankara $20 million within 25 days in return for Turkey dropping outstanding legal claims, ending a six-year rift.
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Israel Strikes Gaza Sites After Rocket Fire
The Israeli air force carried out attacks on Hamas sites in the Gaza Strip early today, Palestinian security sources said, just hours after rockets from the enclave hit southern Israel.
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Israeli Air Raid Hits Gaza After Rocket Attack: Reports
Israel carried out an air strike on the Gaza Strip early today in response to a Palestinian rocket attack from the territory, an army statement said.
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On Eve of Gaza Vote, PM Narendra Modi Got a Call From Israel Counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu. India Abstained
On eve of a United Nations vote that condemned Israel's actions in Gaza, sources say Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a call from his Israeli counterpart, Benjamin Netanyahu, on the issue.
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'War Crimes' Likely by Both Sides in 2014 Gaza War: United Nations Report
Both Israel and Palestinian militants may have committed war crimes during last year's Gaza war, a widely anticipated United Nations report said today, decrying "unprecedented" devastation and human suffering.
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Palestine Officially Joins International Criminal Court
Palestine formally joined the International Criminal Court on today, a move the Palestinians hope could open the door to the possible prosecution of Israelis for alleged war crimes.
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Israel rolls out first mobile battery of antirocket system
The Israeli military deployed the first mobile battery of a new antirocket missile defence system on Sunday on a dusty rise at the outskirts of this southern Israeli city after a week of heightened tensions between Israel and Gaza.Military officials said the deployment was accelerated because of the recent escalation in rocket and mortar fire by Ga...
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Libyan ship with Gaza aid docks in Egyptian port
A Libyan ship carrying aid for the impoverished Gaza Strip docked at an Egyptian port on Thursday after Israel's navy stopped it from reaching the blockaded Palestinian territory.The director of the port of el-Arish, Gamal Abdel Maqsoud, said the diverted ship will unload its cargo and transfer it to the Red Crescent for delivery to Gaza by land ac...
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Gazans find themselves locked in despair
The women were bleary-eyed, their voices weak, their hands red and calloused. How could they be expected to cook and clean without water or electricity? What could they do in homes that were dark and hot all day? How could they cope with husbands who had not worked for years and children who were angry and aimless?Sitting with eight other women at ...
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Turkey Seeks Parliament Nod On Delayed Deal To Normalise Ties With Israel
Turkish lawmakers today submitted to parliament a settlement deal with Israel that would see Israel pay Ankara $20 million within 25 days in return for Turkey dropping outstanding legal claims, ending a six-year rift.
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Israel Strikes Gaza Sites After Rocket Fire
The Israeli air force carried out attacks on Hamas sites in the Gaza Strip early today, Palestinian security sources said, just hours after rockets from the enclave hit southern Israel.
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Israeli Air Raid Hits Gaza After Rocket Attack: Reports
Israel carried out an air strike on the Gaza Strip early today in response to a Palestinian rocket attack from the territory, an army statement said.
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On Eve of Gaza Vote, PM Narendra Modi Got a Call From Israel Counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu. India Abstained
On eve of a United Nations vote that condemned Israel's actions in Gaza, sources say Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a call from his Israeli counterpart, Benjamin Netanyahu, on the issue.
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'War Crimes' Likely by Both Sides in 2014 Gaza War: United Nations Report
Both Israel and Palestinian militants may have committed war crimes during last year's Gaza war, a widely anticipated United Nations report said today, decrying "unprecedented" devastation and human suffering.
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Palestine Officially Joins International Criminal Court
Palestine formally joined the International Criminal Court on today, a move the Palestinians hope could open the door to the possible prosecution of Israelis for alleged war crimes.
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Israel rolls out first mobile battery of antirocket system
The Israeli military deployed the first mobile battery of a new antirocket missile defence system on Sunday on a dusty rise at the outskirts of this southern Israeli city after a week of heightened tensions between Israel and Gaza.Military officials said the deployment was accelerated because of the recent escalation in rocket and mortar fire by Ga...
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Libyan ship with Gaza aid docks in Egyptian port
A Libyan ship carrying aid for the impoverished Gaza Strip docked at an Egyptian port on Thursday after Israel's navy stopped it from reaching the blockaded Palestinian territory.The director of the port of el-Arish, Gamal Abdel Maqsoud, said the diverted ship will unload its cargo and transfer it to the Red Crescent for delivery to Gaza by land ac...
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Gazans find themselves locked in despair
The women were bleary-eyed, their voices weak, their hands red and calloused. How could they be expected to cook and clean without water or electricity? What could they do in homes that were dark and hot all day? How could they cope with husbands who had not worked for years and children who were angry and aimless?Sitting with eight other women at ...
