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Israeli Security Cabinet Approves Benjamin Netanyahu's Plan To Take Over Gaza
Israel's Security Cabinet has approved a plan to take over Gaza City, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said.
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No Government Involvement In Alleged NSO-WhatsApp Hack: Israel Minister
The Israeli government had nothing to do with an alleged cyber-hack by surveillance firm NSO Group, an Israeli security cabinet minister said on Friday.
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Hungary Closing Croatian Border at Midnight: Foreign Minister
Hungary will close at midnight (2200 GMT) its border with Croatia, a major entry point for tens of thousands of migrants bound for northern Europe, Hungary's foreign minister said Friday.
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UN Warns Israel That Law Changes Could Worsen Human Rights
The United Nations said on Wednesday that Israel's decisions to impose up to 20 years prison for people throwing stones and to force-feed prisoners on hunger strike threatened to worsen an "already-precarious human rights situation."
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Israel Approves Jailing Jewish Militants Without Trial to Resolve Lethal Arson
Israel's security cabinet approved on Sunday the detention of citizens suspected of waging violence against Palestinians without trial in a crackdown aimed at capturing the perpetrators of a lethal West Bank arson attack blamed on Jewish militants.
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On Edge Over Iran Deal, Israel Looks to Lobby US Congress
Israel will ramp up its lobbying of the U.S. Congress to try to hinder the nuclear agreement struck with Iran on Tuesday and minutely monitor the deal for any violations in the hope of getting sanctions reimposed on Tehran.
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Israel Calls Up Another 16,000 Reserves
Israel's military said Thursday it was calling up another 16,000 reserves, a move that allows it to substantially widen its 23-day campaign against Islamic militants in the Gaza Strip.
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Israeli Security Cabinet Approves Benjamin Netanyahu's Plan To Take Over Gaza
Israel's Security Cabinet has approved a plan to take over Gaza City, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said.
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No Government Involvement In Alleged NSO-WhatsApp Hack: Israel Minister
The Israeli government had nothing to do with an alleged cyber-hack by surveillance firm NSO Group, an Israeli security cabinet minister said on Friday.
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Hungary Closing Croatian Border at Midnight: Foreign Minister
Hungary will close at midnight (2200 GMT) its border with Croatia, a major entry point for tens of thousands of migrants bound for northern Europe, Hungary's foreign minister said Friday.
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UN Warns Israel That Law Changes Could Worsen Human Rights
The United Nations said on Wednesday that Israel's decisions to impose up to 20 years prison for people throwing stones and to force-feed prisoners on hunger strike threatened to worsen an "already-precarious human rights situation."
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Israel Approves Jailing Jewish Militants Without Trial to Resolve Lethal Arson
Israel's security cabinet approved on Sunday the detention of citizens suspected of waging violence against Palestinians without trial in a crackdown aimed at capturing the perpetrators of a lethal West Bank arson attack blamed on Jewish militants.
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On Edge Over Iran Deal, Israel Looks to Lobby US Congress
Israel will ramp up its lobbying of the U.S. Congress to try to hinder the nuclear agreement struck with Iran on Tuesday and minutely monitor the deal for any violations in the hope of getting sanctions reimposed on Tehran.
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Israel Calls Up Another 16,000 Reserves
Israel's military said Thursday it was calling up another 16,000 reserves, a move that allows it to substantially widen its 23-day campaign against Islamic militants in the Gaza Strip.
