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Explained: What Wider Recognition Of Palestine Means For Palestinians, Israel?
Several more countries are expected to formally recognise a Palestinian state at a world summit convened on Monday by France and Saudi Arabia, a day after Australia, Britain, Canada and Portugal took the step, angering Israel.
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Gazans Welcome, Israelis Condemn Western Recognition Of Palestinian state
Recognition of a Palestinian state by Britain, Canada and Australia on Sunday drew sharply contrasting reactions, with Palestinians in Gaza hailing it as a sign of hope while Israelis voiced anger and concern.
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Displaced 11 Times In Two Years, A Palestinian Family Is Now Facing Starvation
Exhaustion, despair and anger are grinding away at Ne'man Abu Jarad. Once again, for the 11th time, he and his family have been forced to uproot and move across the Gaza Strip.
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'Are You With Humanity?' Freed Israeli Hostage's Plea To UN Over Hostages
Eli Sharabi, who was beaten, chained and starved while held for 491 days by Hamas, expressed his anger during an appearance at the UN Security council on Thursday for having to suffer for so long and worry every day about being killed.
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"They May Have Been Killed...": Palestinians Seek News On Detained Gazans From Israel
Palestinian authorities have demanded the Israeli military release information about more than 100 people thought to have been detained in Gaza during its assault on the territory following Hamas attacks.
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Daily Despatch: Extreme Anger After Deadly Hospital Bombing
At least 500 Palestinians were killed in the explosion at the al-Ahli Baptist hospital in Gaza. In the immediate aftermath the two sides blamed each other for the explosion.
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Scores Injured As Israeli Police, Palestinians Clash At Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa
Israeli police fired rubber bullets and stun grenades towards rock-hurling Palestinian youth at Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque on Friday amid growing anger over the potential eviction of Palestinians from homes on land claimed by Jewish settlers.
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US Palestinian Mission In Jerusalem To Merge With Israel Embassy Today
The U.S. consulate in Jerusalem, which serves Palestinians, will be absorbed into the new U.S. Embassy to Israel on Monday, the State Department said, a planned merger that has angered Palestinian leadership.
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Israeli Forces Kill 41 In Gaza Protests As Anger Mounts Over US Embassy
Israeli forces killed at least 28 Palestinians along the Gaza border on Monday, health officials said, as demonstrators streamed to the frontier on the day the United States prepared to open its embassy in Jerusalem.
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Hamas Angered By Saudi Arabia's Demand For Qatar To Cut Funding
Hamas expressed shock on Wednesday over Saudi Arabia's demand that Qatar end its support for the Palestinian Islamist movement as tensions flared between Gulf Arab states.
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Israeli Police Kill Palestinian Woman Who Tried To Stab Them
Israeli paramilitary police officers shot and killed a Palestinian woman who tried to attack them with a knife outside Jerusalem's walled Old City on Wednesday, police spokesmen said.
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United Nations's Ban Ki-Moon In New Swipe At Israel Over 'Stifling' Occupation
Ban Ki-moon on Wednesday renewed his criticism of Israel's "stifling" occupation of Palestinian territories, a day after similar hard-hitting remarks by the UN Secretary-General angered Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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John Kerry Condemns Palestinian Attacks as 'Acts of Terrorism'
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Tuesday described a wave of Palestinian knife and car-ramming attacks as "acts of terrorism" that must be condemned as he held talks with Israeli and Palestinian leaders on how to end the violence.
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Unrest Worsens Fear, Suspicion Among Jews and Arab Israelis
A restaurant offering discounts to Jews and Arabs who share hummus and other such gestures have been portrayed as signs of hope but in reality, fear and anger dominate amid weeks of Israeli-Palestinian unrest.
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Wave of Violence Spells Trouble for Israel's 'Mr Security'
The sound of a fist banging on a table came through sharp and clear as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his anger captured on a leaked audio tape, berated his own party members for not having his back in confronting a Palestinian wave of attacks.
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Explained: What Wider Recognition Of Palestine Means For Palestinians, Israel?
Several more countries are expected to formally recognise a Palestinian state at a world summit convened on Monday by France and Saudi Arabia, a day after Australia, Britain, Canada and Portugal took the step, angering Israel.
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Gazans Welcome, Israelis Condemn Western Recognition Of Palestinian state
Recognition of a Palestinian state by Britain, Canada and Australia on Sunday drew sharply contrasting reactions, with Palestinians in Gaza hailing it as a sign of hope while Israelis voiced anger and concern.
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Displaced 11 Times In Two Years, A Palestinian Family Is Now Facing Starvation
Exhaustion, despair and anger are grinding away at Ne'man Abu Jarad. Once again, for the 11th time, he and his family have been forced to uproot and move across the Gaza Strip.
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'Are You With Humanity?' Freed Israeli Hostage's Plea To UN Over Hostages
Eli Sharabi, who was beaten, chained and starved while held for 491 days by Hamas, expressed his anger during an appearance at the UN Security council on Thursday for having to suffer for so long and worry every day about being killed.
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"They May Have Been Killed...": Palestinians Seek News On Detained Gazans From Israel
Palestinian authorities have demanded the Israeli military release information about more than 100 people thought to have been detained in Gaza during its assault on the territory following Hamas attacks.
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Daily Despatch: Extreme Anger After Deadly Hospital Bombing
At least 500 Palestinians were killed in the explosion at the al-Ahli Baptist hospital in Gaza. In the immediate aftermath the two sides blamed each other for the explosion.
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Scores Injured As Israeli Police, Palestinians Clash At Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa
Israeli police fired rubber bullets and stun grenades towards rock-hurling Palestinian youth at Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa Mosque on Friday amid growing anger over the potential eviction of Palestinians from homes on land claimed by Jewish settlers.
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US Palestinian Mission In Jerusalem To Merge With Israel Embassy Today
The U.S. consulate in Jerusalem, which serves Palestinians, will be absorbed into the new U.S. Embassy to Israel on Monday, the State Department said, a planned merger that has angered Palestinian leadership.
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Israeli Forces Kill 41 In Gaza Protests As Anger Mounts Over US Embassy
Israeli forces killed at least 28 Palestinians along the Gaza border on Monday, health officials said, as demonstrators streamed to the frontier on the day the United States prepared to open its embassy in Jerusalem.
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Hamas Angered By Saudi Arabia's Demand For Qatar To Cut Funding
Hamas expressed shock on Wednesday over Saudi Arabia's demand that Qatar end its support for the Palestinian Islamist movement as tensions flared between Gulf Arab states.
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Israeli Police Kill Palestinian Woman Who Tried To Stab Them
Israeli paramilitary police officers shot and killed a Palestinian woman who tried to attack them with a knife outside Jerusalem's walled Old City on Wednesday, police spokesmen said.
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United Nations's Ban Ki-Moon In New Swipe At Israel Over 'Stifling' Occupation
Ban Ki-moon on Wednesday renewed his criticism of Israel's "stifling" occupation of Palestinian territories, a day after similar hard-hitting remarks by the UN Secretary-General angered Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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John Kerry Condemns Palestinian Attacks as 'Acts of Terrorism'
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry on Tuesday described a wave of Palestinian knife and car-ramming attacks as "acts of terrorism" that must be condemned as he held talks with Israeli and Palestinian leaders on how to end the violence.
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Unrest Worsens Fear, Suspicion Among Jews and Arab Israelis
A restaurant offering discounts to Jews and Arabs who share hummus and other such gestures have been portrayed as signs of hope but in reality, fear and anger dominate amid weeks of Israeli-Palestinian unrest.
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Wave of Violence Spells Trouble for Israel's 'Mr Security'
The sound of a fist banging on a table came through sharp and clear as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his anger captured on a leaked audio tape, berated his own party members for not having his back in confronting a Palestinian wave of attacks.
