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3 Real Estate Tycoon Brothers Face Sexual Assault Charges From 10 Women
Startling revelations have come forward in the sex trafficking trial of Israeli-American real-estate brokers, the Alexander brothers.
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"Hamas Never Stopped Digging": Ex Hostage's Big Revelation On Gaza Tunnels
Hamas continues to expand its vast underground tunnel network in Gaza, a released Israeli hostage has revealed.
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Who Are Alexander Brothers, Real Estate Tycoons Accused Of Sexual Assault
Three brothers from the high-profile Alexander family, known for their influence in luxury real estate, have been arrested in Miami, US, on charges of sexual assault and rape.
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US Brothers Charged In Luxury Real Estate Sex-Trafficking Scheme
Three brothers were charged by US authorities with sex trafficking on Wednesday, in a lurid case that alleges they used their high-profile connections in the luxury real estate world to assault women for years.
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9 Trekkers Die After Losing Way Due To Bad Weather In Uttarakhand
Nine trekkers, part of a 22-member group, died after they lost their way due to bad weather and got trapped while on their way to Sahastra Tal (lake) in Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi yesterday.
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18-Year-Old Who Refused To Enlist In Israel Army Sentenced To 30 Days In Prison
An 18-year-old Israeli man has been sentenced to 30 days in military prison for refusing to enlist in the Israeli army amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war.
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Iraq Retakes Tal Afar And Surrounding Areas From ISIS
Iraq declared on Thursday that its forces had retaken the northern city of Tal Afar and the surrounding region in another major victory over ISIS terror group.
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Iraq Recaptures Historic Ottoman Citadel From ISIS
Iraqi forces were Sunday on the verge of fully recapturing the city of Tal Afar after driving ISIS fighters from the centre of one of their last urban strongholds in the country
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After Mosul Win, Iraq Begins Battle To Take Next Key ISIS Bastion
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi announced early Sunday the start of a battle to retake Tal Afar, a key Northern Iraqi bastion of the ISIS group and one of their last remaining strongholds in the region
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Civilians Flee As Shia Groups Close In On Flashpoint Town West Of Mosul
Thousands of Iraqi civilians have fled Tal Afar as Shia paramilitary groups close in around the Islamic State-held town on the road between Mosul and Raqqa, the main cities of the militant group's self-styled caliphate in Iraq and Syria.
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Recep Tayyip Erdogan Warns Shiite Militias in Iraq Not To Attack Turkmen
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday warned Shiite militias in Iraq against attacking Turkmen residents of Tal Afar, a town near the ISIS Mosul bastion.
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Cyanogen Unveils Modular OS, Former COO Takes Over as CEO
Cyanogen's former COO takes over as new CEO while Kirt McMaster, Cyanogen's co-founder, will become the new Executive Chairman.
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Car Bomb Kills 10 In Kurdish-Held Syria Town: Monitor
A car bomb killed at least 10 people today in a Syrian town near the Turkish border held by US-backed Kurdish-led forces, a monitoring group said.
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PM Modi's Pak Visit Aimed At Promoting Private Business Interests: Congress
Congress today attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his "unscheduled" visit to Pakistan and alleged it was not for promoting India's national interest or to take forward the roadmap to engage with it on tackling terror but to promote private business interests.
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ISIS Lost 14 Per Cent Of Its Territory In 2015: Report
The Islamic State (IS) group lost around 14 per cent of its territory in 2015, while Syria's Kurds almost tripled the land they control, thinktank IHS Jane's said on Monday.
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3 Real Estate Tycoon Brothers Face Sexual Assault Charges From 10 Women
Startling revelations have come forward in the sex trafficking trial of Israeli-American real-estate brokers, the Alexander brothers.
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"Hamas Never Stopped Digging": Ex Hostage's Big Revelation On Gaza Tunnels
Hamas continues to expand its vast underground tunnel network in Gaza, a released Israeli hostage has revealed.
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Who Are Alexander Brothers, Real Estate Tycoons Accused Of Sexual Assault
Three brothers from the high-profile Alexander family, known for their influence in luxury real estate, have been arrested in Miami, US, on charges of sexual assault and rape.
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US Brothers Charged In Luxury Real Estate Sex-Trafficking Scheme
Three brothers were charged by US authorities with sex trafficking on Wednesday, in a lurid case that alleges they used their high-profile connections in the luxury real estate world to assault women for years.
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9 Trekkers Die After Losing Way Due To Bad Weather In Uttarakhand
Nine trekkers, part of a 22-member group, died after they lost their way due to bad weather and got trapped while on their way to Sahastra Tal (lake) in Uttarakhand's Uttarkashi yesterday.
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18-Year-Old Who Refused To Enlist In Israel Army Sentenced To 30 Days In Prison
An 18-year-old Israeli man has been sentenced to 30 days in military prison for refusing to enlist in the Israeli army amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war.
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Iraq Retakes Tal Afar And Surrounding Areas From ISIS
Iraq declared on Thursday that its forces had retaken the northern city of Tal Afar and the surrounding region in another major victory over ISIS terror group.
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Iraq Recaptures Historic Ottoman Citadel From ISIS
Iraqi forces were Sunday on the verge of fully recapturing the city of Tal Afar after driving ISIS fighters from the centre of one of their last urban strongholds in the country
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After Mosul Win, Iraq Begins Battle To Take Next Key ISIS Bastion
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi announced early Sunday the start of a battle to retake Tal Afar, a key Northern Iraqi bastion of the ISIS group and one of their last remaining strongholds in the region
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Civilians Flee As Shia Groups Close In On Flashpoint Town West Of Mosul
Thousands of Iraqi civilians have fled Tal Afar as Shia paramilitary groups close in around the Islamic State-held town on the road between Mosul and Raqqa, the main cities of the militant group's self-styled caliphate in Iraq and Syria.
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Recep Tayyip Erdogan Warns Shiite Militias in Iraq Not To Attack Turkmen
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday warned Shiite militias in Iraq against attacking Turkmen residents of Tal Afar, a town near the ISIS Mosul bastion.
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Cyanogen Unveils Modular OS, Former COO Takes Over as CEO
Cyanogen's former COO takes over as new CEO while Kirt McMaster, Cyanogen's co-founder, will become the new Executive Chairman.
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Car Bomb Kills 10 In Kurdish-Held Syria Town: Monitor
A car bomb killed at least 10 people today in a Syrian town near the Turkish border held by US-backed Kurdish-led forces, a monitoring group said.
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PM Modi's Pak Visit Aimed At Promoting Private Business Interests: Congress
Congress today attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his "unscheduled" visit to Pakistan and alleged it was not for promoting India's national interest or to take forward the roadmap to engage with it on tackling terror but to promote private business interests.
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ISIS Lost 14 Per Cent Of Its Territory In 2015: Report
The Islamic State (IS) group lost around 14 per cent of its territory in 2015, while Syria's Kurds almost tripled the land they control, thinktank IHS Jane's said on Monday.
