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All Diplomats, Staff Safe, Says Israel After Blast Near Embassy In Delhi
The Israeli foreign ministry has said that all its diplomats and embassy staff are "safe and sound" following a blast outside its embassy in New Delhi today.
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How Did 8 Chinese Tourists End Up Paying $4,390 At An Israeli Hummus Joint?
News of eight Chinese tourists spending more than $4,000 at a well-known Israeli hummus restaurant grabbed headlines last week. On Sunday, the Israeli Foreign Ministry launched a search for the group in an attempt to figure out why the tourists were charged so much.
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Vatican Signs First Treaty With 'State of Palestine', Israel Angered
The Vatican signed its first treaty with the "State of Palestine" today, calling for "courageous decisions" to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and backing a two-state solution.
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Israel Removes Video 'Denigrating' Foreign Press
Israel's foreign ministry has taken down a video that angered foreign journalists by ridiculing their coverage of the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip, saying it had been "misinterpreted".
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All Diplomats, Staff Safe, Says Israel After Blast Near Embassy In Delhi
The Israeli foreign ministry has said that all its diplomats and embassy staff are "safe and sound" following a blast outside its embassy in New Delhi today.
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How Did 8 Chinese Tourists End Up Paying $4,390 At An Israeli Hummus Joint?
News of eight Chinese tourists spending more than $4,000 at a well-known Israeli hummus restaurant grabbed headlines last week. On Sunday, the Israeli Foreign Ministry launched a search for the group in an attempt to figure out why the tourists were charged so much.
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Vatican Signs First Treaty With 'State of Palestine', Israel Angered
The Vatican signed its first treaty with the "State of Palestine" today, calling for "courageous decisions" to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and backing a two-state solution.
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Israel Removes Video 'Denigrating' Foreign Press
Israel's foreign ministry has taken down a video that angered foreign journalists by ridiculing their coverage of the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip, saying it had been "misinterpreted".
