Israel speeds vaccines, locks down in hope of March exit from pandemic
Jerusalem (Reuters) – Israel began what officials hope will be its last coronavirus lockdown on Sunday as they ramp up
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Israeli jets strike Gaza after militants fire rockets
Gaza City (AP) – Israeli aircraft struck several sites in the Gaza Strip early Saturday after Palestinian militants fired two
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South African health workers stretched as COVID-19 infections near 1 million
Reuters Matron Annamarie Odendaal has cancelled all staff holiday on the COVID-19 ward at the private Arwyp Medical Centre in
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Iran says U.S. approved its funds transfer to buy COVID vaccines
Dubai (Reuters) – Iran has won U.S. approval to transfer funds for coronavirus vaccines from overseas, the central bank chief
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What now for British economy with UK-EU trade deal reached?
London (AP) – The last-minute trade deal between the UK and the European Union means businesses will be spared new
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Netanyahu speaks with Morocco’s king, invites him to Israel
Jerusalem (Reuters) – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke on Friday with Morocco’s King Mohammed VI and invited him to
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Erdogan says Turkey would like better ties with Israel, Palestinian policy still “red line”
Ankara (Reuters) – Turkey would like better ties with Israel but Israeli policy towards the Palestinians remains “unacceptable”, President Tayyip
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Argentina church asks lawmakers to search their hearts ahead of abortion vote
Buenos Aires (Reuters) – The Church of Argentina on Saturday called on the country´s lawmakers to vote their conscience this
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Japan bans new entries of foreigners after virus variant arrives
Tokyo (Reuters) – Japan on Saturday said it would temporarily ban non-resident foreign nationals from entering the country as it
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Why Iran is not buying COVID Vaccine?
by Cyrus Yaqubi Even some officials in Iran have opened their mouths to protest the government’s inaction… More than 80
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