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Explosion As Palestinian Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah Enters Gaza: Witnesses
An explosion went off as Palestinian prime minister Rami Hamdallah's convoy entered the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, wounding seven people, a security source and witnesses said.
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Palestinians Say Jerusalem "Not For Sale" After Trump Aid Threat
Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas's office said Wednesday Jerusalem is "not for sale" after US President Donald Trump threatened to cut annual aid of more than $300 million to force them to the negotiating table.
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Israel's Defence Minister Accuses Mahmud Abbas Of Wanting Israel-Hamas War
Israel's defence minister on Thursday accused Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas of trying to spark a fresh conflict between the Jewish state and Abbas's longtime rivals Hamas.
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Controversy Trailing, Trump Heads For Israeli-Palestinian Talks
US President Donald Trump heads for Israel and the Palestinian territories Monday as part of his first trip abroad since taking office, hoping to renew peace efforts but with controversy trailing him.
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Joe Biden Criticises 'Failure To Condemn' Palestinian Attacks
US Vice President Joe Biden today implicitly criticised Palestinian leaders for not condemning attacks against Israelis, as an upsurge in violence marred his visit.
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'Hopeful' John Kerry Meets Mahmud Abbas on Palestinian-Israeli Unrest
US Secretary of State John Kerry met Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas today on a mission to quell more than three weeks of deadly Israeli-Palestinian violence.
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John Kerry Signals 'Cautious Optimism' After Talks With Israel PM
US Secretary of State John Kerry on Thursday expressed "cautious optimism" about defusing the latest round of Israeli-Palestinian violence after four hours of talks in Berlin with Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu.
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John Kerry Expresses 'Cautious Optimism' After Talks With Benjamin Netanyahu
US Secretary of State John Kerry expressed "cautious optimism" following talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today on defusing spiralling Israeli-Palestinian tensions.
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United Nations Chief Urges End to Violence as He Meets Mahmud Abbas
UN Chief Ban Ki-moon pleaded for an end to spiralling violence today as he met Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas in a bid to calm three weeks of deadly unrest.
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John Kerry Calls for End to Israeli-Palestinian Violence
US State Secretary John Kerry called today for an end to the wave of deadly Israeli-Palestinian violence but said "Israel has every right in the world to protect itself".
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Palestinian Dressed as Newsman Stabs Soldier Shot Dead: Army
Israeli troops on Friday shot dead a Palestinian disguised as a news photographer who stabbed and wounded a soldier in the West Bank settlement of Kiryat Arba, the army said.
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Mahmud Abbas Says He Backs 'Peaceful' Struggle Against Israeli Occupation
Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas said Wednesday he favours "peaceful, popular resistance" against Israeli occupation, amid a two-week wave of violence that has killed more than 30 people on both sides.
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Manicured Fingers Throwing Stones: Palestinian Women Join Unrest
Ready for action in her pink muslin top, her manicured fingers clutching stones she picked up from the roadside, the 18-year-old declared that "the nation doesn't only belong to the boys!"
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Israel Lifts Restrictions at Jerusalem's Al-Asqa
Israel lifted restrictions on worship at Jerusalem's flashpoint Al-Aqsa mosque compound today in an apparent bid, swiftly welcomed by Washington, to ease tensions after three weeks of violence.
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Mahmud Abbas Directly Responsible for Inciting Synagogue Attack, says Israel
Israel's top brass blames Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas for inciting attack on synagogue. Defence Minister says his government will 'hunt down' those responsible.
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Explosion As Palestinian Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah Enters Gaza: Witnesses
An explosion went off as Palestinian prime minister Rami Hamdallah's convoy entered the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, wounding seven people, a security source and witnesses said.
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Palestinians Say Jerusalem "Not For Sale" After Trump Aid Threat
Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas's office said Wednesday Jerusalem is "not for sale" after US President Donald Trump threatened to cut annual aid of more than $300 million to force them to the negotiating table.
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Israel's Defence Minister Accuses Mahmud Abbas Of Wanting Israel-Hamas War
Israel's defence minister on Thursday accused Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas of trying to spark a fresh conflict between the Jewish state and Abbas's longtime rivals Hamas.
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Controversy Trailing, Trump Heads For Israeli-Palestinian Talks
US President Donald Trump heads for Israel and the Palestinian territories Monday as part of his first trip abroad since taking office, hoping to renew peace efforts but with controversy trailing him.
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Joe Biden Criticises 'Failure To Condemn' Palestinian Attacks
US Vice President Joe Biden today implicitly criticised Palestinian leaders for not condemning attacks against Israelis, as an upsurge in violence marred his visit.
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'Hopeful' John Kerry Meets Mahmud Abbas on Palestinian-Israeli Unrest
US Secretary of State John Kerry met Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas today on a mission to quell more than three weeks of deadly Israeli-Palestinian violence.
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John Kerry Signals 'Cautious Optimism' After Talks With Israel PM
US Secretary of State John Kerry on Thursday expressed "cautious optimism" about defusing the latest round of Israeli-Palestinian violence after four hours of talks in Berlin with Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu.
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John Kerry Expresses 'Cautious Optimism' After Talks With Benjamin Netanyahu
US Secretary of State John Kerry expressed "cautious optimism" following talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today on defusing spiralling Israeli-Palestinian tensions.
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United Nations Chief Urges End to Violence as He Meets Mahmud Abbas
UN Chief Ban Ki-moon pleaded for an end to spiralling violence today as he met Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas in a bid to calm three weeks of deadly unrest.
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John Kerry Calls for End to Israeli-Palestinian Violence
US State Secretary John Kerry called today for an end to the wave of deadly Israeli-Palestinian violence but said "Israel has every right in the world to protect itself".
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Palestinian Dressed as Newsman Stabs Soldier Shot Dead: Army
Israeli troops on Friday shot dead a Palestinian disguised as a news photographer who stabbed and wounded a soldier in the West Bank settlement of Kiryat Arba, the army said.
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Mahmud Abbas Says He Backs 'Peaceful' Struggle Against Israeli Occupation
Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas said Wednesday he favours "peaceful, popular resistance" against Israeli occupation, amid a two-week wave of violence that has killed more than 30 people on both sides.
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Manicured Fingers Throwing Stones: Palestinian Women Join Unrest
Ready for action in her pink muslin top, her manicured fingers clutching stones she picked up from the roadside, the 18-year-old declared that "the nation doesn't only belong to the boys!"
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Israel Lifts Restrictions at Jerusalem's Al-Asqa
Israel lifted restrictions on worship at Jerusalem's flashpoint Al-Aqsa mosque compound today in an apparent bid, swiftly welcomed by Washington, to ease tensions after three weeks of violence.
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Mahmud Abbas Directly Responsible for Inciting Synagogue Attack, says Israel
Israel's top brass blames Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas for inciting attack on synagogue. Defence Minister says his government will 'hunt down' those responsible.
