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Libya’s army chief killed in plane crash in Turkey

Libya’s army chief killed in plane crash in Turkey

Libya’s army chief was killed in a plane crash while returning home from an official visit to Turkey on Tuesday,…
Women’s rights are on a sharp decline in Israel. Advocates blame Netanyahu’s far-right government

Women’s rights are on a sharp decline in Israel. Advocates blame Netanyahu’s far-right government

Jerusalem  —  They called themselves the “Women in Red.” Dressed in crimson robes and white caps, they marched with faces…
The ‘city of prophets’ where three religions align

The ‘city of prophets’ where three religions align

Şanliurfa, Turkey  —  Under the shadow of a centuries-old castle in Şanlıurfa, in southeastern Turkey, black-spotted golden carp swim in…
Israeli government approves controversial closure of Army Radio after 75 years

Israeli government approves controversial closure of Army Radio after 75 years

Jerusalem  —  The Israeli government has approved the closure of the country’s Army Radio after 75 years of broadcasting, in a…
A soaked tent or a bombed-out ruin: Gazans face a grim choice this winter

A soaked tent or a bombed-out ruin: Gazans face a grim choice this winter

Palestinians in Gaza face an impossible choice this winter. With more than 400,000 homes destroyed in the war, Gazans are…
US conducts strikes in Syria in response to attack that killed two American soldiers

US conducts strikes in Syria in response to attack that killed two American soldiers

The US struck multiple targets in Syria on Friday that the US military tied to ISIS as retaliation for the…
Armed gangs are vying to fill the vacuum left by Hamas in Israeli-occupied Gaza

Armed gangs are vying to fill the vacuum left by Hamas in Israeli-occupied Gaza

When Sheikh Mohammed Abu Mustafa stepped out of his mosque in southern Gaza after leading afternoon prayers in early November,…
Gaza no longer in famine, says global hunger watchdog, after influx of aid following ceasefire

Gaza no longer in famine, says global hunger watchdog, after influx of aid following ceasefire

There is no longer famine in Gaza, a United Nations-backed hunger monitor announced on Friday, after an influx of humanitarian…
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