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Israeli Troops Kill Two Palestinian Teenagers Near West Bank Settlement

Ramallah- Israeli soldiers shot dead two Palestinian teenagers in the occupied West Bank on Monday near a Jewish settlement, Palestinian

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Israel Says It Killed Key Hamas, Islamic Jihad Financiers in Strike on Funding Network

Dubai- The Israeli military said on Sunday it had killed two operatives linked to Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad who

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Britain Jails Two Men in Landmark China Espionage Case Targeting Hong Kong Dissidents

London-Two British-Chinese nationals, including a former immigration officer, were sentenced to prison on Thursday after being convicted of spying on

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Israel Pushes to Retain Lebanon Buffer Zone as Trump Presses Netanyahu for Restraint

Jerusalem-Israel is engaged in intensive negotiations with the United States over maintaining its military deployment in southern Lebanon, Israeli officials

Russian attacks on eastern Ukrainian cities kill four, officials say

Moscow-Russian attacks on cities in Ukraine’s east and southeast killed four people and set fire to a residence and a

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Syria reports ‘sabotage’ of undersea cable linking Tartous and Alexandria, disrupting internet services

Cairo- Syria’s state-owned telecommunications operator said an international undersea cable between Tartous and Egypt’s Alexandria was subjected to what it