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US To Shut Embassy In Jerusalem For 3 Days As Israel-Iran War Intensifies
The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem will be shut from Wednesday through Friday due to the security situation in the region and to comply with Israeli guidance, the U.S. State Department said on Tuesday.
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Israel-Iran Attacks Highlights: Tehran's Internal Security Headquarters Destroyed, Claims Israel
Israel-Iran Conflict Day 6 Highlights:Â The deadly conflict between Iran and Israel entered its sixth day on Wednesday, with both sides widening their attacks.
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Trump To Attend Security Meeting On Friday After Israeli Strikes On Iran
U.S. President Donald Trump will attend a National Security Council meeting on Friday morning, the White House said late on Thursday after Israeli strikes on Iran that have put the Middle East on edge.
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"Bring Them Home Now": Families Of Hostages March In Jerusalem As Israel Faces Pressure
Thousands of Israelis including friends and relatives of hostages taken by Hamas arrived Saturday in Jerusalem, capping a four-day march to pressure the government to secure the captives' release.
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3 Gunmen Who Attacked Checkpoint Near Jerusalem Killed By Israel Police
Three gunmen who attacked a checkpoint near Jerusalem on Thursday, wounding six security forces, were killed as Israeli police fended them off, police said.
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2 Israeli Cops Injured In Jerusalem Attack, Gunman Shot Dead: Report
Two people have been wounded after a firing incident in Jerusalem on Thursday, according to initial reports. Videos showed what appeared to be Israeli security personnel patrolling the streets with their rifles drawn.
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As Battle Rages In Gaza, Security Stepped Up Globally Around "Targets"
Over a thousand killed, buildings destroyed and entire neighbourhoods reduced to rubble - the war in Israel between security forces and Hamas group operatives has had global implications.
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UN Security Council Members Stress Jerusalem's Al Aqsa Mosque Status Quo
U.N. Security Council members voiced concern on Thursday and stressed the need to maintain a status quo at the Al Aqsa mosque compound in Jerusalem, days after Israel's new far-right security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir briefly visited the site.
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UN Security Council To Discuss Today On Israeli Minister's Al-Aqsa Visit
The UN Security Council will meet Thursday to discuss the controversial visit to Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque compound by an Israeli minister that has enraged Palestinians.
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1 Dead, 14 Wounded After Explosions At Two Jerusalem Bus Stations
At least one person was killed and 14 wounded in two separate explosions targeting bus stops in Jerusalem Wednesday, security and medical officials said, with Israel's public security minister calling them "attacks."
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Palestinians Protest As Jerusalem Refugee Camp Locked Down
Hundreds of Palestinians protested at checkpoints into a major refugee camp in Jerusalem on Wednesday and shops across the West Bank closed, following an Israeli security crackdown after two soldiers died in shooting attacks this week.
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"Deeply Concerned By Developments In Jerusalem": India At UN Security Council
Speaking at the Security Council meeting on 'Question of Palestine', India's Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador R Ravindra said India is deeply concerned over the developments in the West Bank, Jerusalem and Gaza
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India Expresses Concern At UN Security Council Over Clashes In Jerusalem
India on Monday (local time) expressed concern regarding clashes at the holy places of Jerusalem and appealed to all parties to stop the provocation and incitement which could worsen the situation.
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European Countries Call For Immediate End To Jerusalem Unrest At UN
Five European countries called Tuesday for an end to clashes in Jerusalem following a weekend of violence surrounding a holy site, in a joint statement issued after an emergency closed-door UN Security Council session.
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Israel Upholds Use of Surveillance Technology on Protesters’ Smartphones
Israel’s attorney general has upheld the Shin Bet security agency’s use of mobile-phone tracking technology to monitor and threaten Palestinian protesters at Jerusalem’s most sensitive holy site last year.
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US To Shut Embassy In Jerusalem For 3 Days As Israel-Iran War Intensifies
The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem will be shut from Wednesday through Friday due to the security situation in the region and to comply with Israeli guidance, the U.S. State Department said on Tuesday.
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Israel-Iran Attacks Highlights: Tehran's Internal Security Headquarters Destroyed, Claims Israel
Israel-Iran Conflict Day 6 Highlights:Â The deadly conflict between Iran and Israel entered its sixth day on Wednesday, with both sides widening their attacks.
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Trump To Attend Security Meeting On Friday After Israeli Strikes On Iran
U.S. President Donald Trump will attend a National Security Council meeting on Friday morning, the White House said late on Thursday after Israeli strikes on Iran that have put the Middle East on edge.
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"Bring Them Home Now": Families Of Hostages March In Jerusalem As Israel Faces Pressure
Thousands of Israelis including friends and relatives of hostages taken by Hamas arrived Saturday in Jerusalem, capping a four-day march to pressure the government to secure the captives' release.
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3 Gunmen Who Attacked Checkpoint Near Jerusalem Killed By Israel Police
Three gunmen who attacked a checkpoint near Jerusalem on Thursday, wounding six security forces, were killed as Israeli police fended them off, police said.
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2 Israeli Cops Injured In Jerusalem Attack, Gunman Shot Dead: Report
Two people have been wounded after a firing incident in Jerusalem on Thursday, according to initial reports. Videos showed what appeared to be Israeli security personnel patrolling the streets with their rifles drawn.
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As Battle Rages In Gaza, Security Stepped Up Globally Around "Targets"
Over a thousand killed, buildings destroyed and entire neighbourhoods reduced to rubble - the war in Israel between security forces and Hamas group operatives has had global implications.
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UN Security Council Members Stress Jerusalem's Al Aqsa Mosque Status Quo
U.N. Security Council members voiced concern on Thursday and stressed the need to maintain a status quo at the Al Aqsa mosque compound in Jerusalem, days after Israel's new far-right security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir briefly visited the site.
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UN Security Council To Discuss Today On Israeli Minister's Al-Aqsa Visit
The UN Security Council will meet Thursday to discuss the controversial visit to Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque compound by an Israeli minister that has enraged Palestinians.
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1 Dead, 14 Wounded After Explosions At Two Jerusalem Bus Stations
At least one person was killed and 14 wounded in two separate explosions targeting bus stops in Jerusalem Wednesday, security and medical officials said, with Israel's public security minister calling them "attacks."
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Palestinians Protest As Jerusalem Refugee Camp Locked Down
Hundreds of Palestinians protested at checkpoints into a major refugee camp in Jerusalem on Wednesday and shops across the West Bank closed, following an Israeli security crackdown after two soldiers died in shooting attacks this week.
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"Deeply Concerned By Developments In Jerusalem": India At UN Security Council
Speaking at the Security Council meeting on 'Question of Palestine', India's Deputy Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador R Ravindra said India is deeply concerned over the developments in the West Bank, Jerusalem and Gaza
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India Expresses Concern At UN Security Council Over Clashes In Jerusalem
India on Monday (local time) expressed concern regarding clashes at the holy places of Jerusalem and appealed to all parties to stop the provocation and incitement which could worsen the situation.
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European Countries Call For Immediate End To Jerusalem Unrest At UN
Five European countries called Tuesday for an end to clashes in Jerusalem following a weekend of violence surrounding a holy site, in a joint statement issued after an emergency closed-door UN Security Council session.
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Israel Upholds Use of Surveillance Technology on Protesters’ Smartphones
Israel’s attorney general has upheld the Shin Bet security agency’s use of mobile-phone tracking technology to monitor and threaten Palestinian protesters at Jerusalem’s most sensitive holy site last year.
