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January 8, 2018

French PM’s nephew stabbed in Israel

Three French tourists, including the French prime minister’s nephew, suffered various wounds after being stabbed in the Israeli city of Eilat. The wounded tourists were transported to the Yoseftal...

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January 8, 2018

Israel discovers 500,000-year-old archaeological site

Israeli archaeologists have discovered a 500,000-year-old archaeological site which extends over an area of 10 dunums (0.01 square kilometres) during excavations near the town of Jaljulia, northeast of Tel...

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January 8, 2018

Palestinians seek full UN membership

The Palestinian Authority is trying to upgrade its status at the United Nations from observer state to full state member, a Palestinian official said yesterday. A member of the...

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January 8, 2018

Sudan political forces support decision to close border with Eritrea

Representatives of the political forces in the Sudanese state of Kassala have supported their country’s decision to close the border crossings with Eritrea. Sudan had closed the border with...

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January 8, 2018

Legal rights NGO: Israel’s BDS blacklist ‘reminiscent of Apartheid South Africa’

Israel’s newly-published “blacklist” of NGOs whose activists are barred from entry is reminiscent of Apartheid South Africa, a legal rights group has declared. Yesterday, Israeli authorities announced a list...

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January 8, 2018

Senior Sephardic rabbi opposes death penalty for Palestinians

A senior Sephardic rabbi in Israel announced on Saturday his opposition to the proposed law stipulating the death penalty for Palestinians, Arab48 has reported. Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef made his...

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January 8, 2018

Kuwait sentences journalist to 7 years in prison for insulting Qatar

A Kuwaiti court yesterday sentenced writer Fouad Al-Hashem to seven years, charging him with insulting the State of Qatar. Authorities filed a lawsuit against Al-Hashem for “insulting the Emir...

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January 8, 2018

Sudan: Egypt has no right to criticise our relations with Turkey

Sudanese Vice President Ibrahim Al-Senoussi has defended his country’s relations with Turkey saying Khartoum wants to protect its national security. In an interview with Quds Press, Al-Senoussi said he...

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January 8, 2018

Report: Majority of Israelis are not convicted for assaults on Palestinians

A human rights report revealed that the majority of Israelis are not convicted of attacks they commit against Palestinians or Palestinian property in the occupied territories. Israel’s Yesh Din:...

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January 8, 2018

Sudan is preparing its strategy for a conflict with its neighbours

With the recall of Sudan’s Ambassador from Egypt, the closure of the Eritrean Border and a recent visit by Turkey’s President in which a Turkish takeover of a strategic...

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