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Israel's Ministry of Agriculture allowed the sowing of potatoes to begin on Wednesday today in the Lev HaNegev fields
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The Shia militant group announced on Wednesday that it had launched missile strikes against three Israeli locations, including a center for Israeli soldiers and a surveillance and reconnaissance system south of Al-Manara in northern Israel, resulting in "several casualties."
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Major General Eric Peltier, General Officer, International Military Relations of the Joint Staff attended the meeting from the French side
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Authority for Economic Development in Minority Sectors at the Ministry of Social Equality launched an emergency hotline for information and support in Israel's Arab communities
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For nine years, the charity has been utilizing an open-source software platform called the Child Protection Information Management System Plus (CPIMS+) to facilitate the reunification of children with their families in the country, reported Xinhua news agency on Wednesday.
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Shambaugh said several initiatives are already underway to upgrade legacy payment systems
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Addressing an urgent Security Council meeting on Wednesday, he expressed concern that we stand on the edge of a perilous precipice, one that could potentially alter the course of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, if not the entire Middle East region.
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Sunak will meet Israel's PM Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog and will share his condolences for the loss of life in Israel and Gaza
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Imran Khan's sons - Sulaiman Khan and Qasim Khan - live in the UK with his ex-wife Jemima whom he divorced in 2004
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As of next spring, smoking rooms will be replaced with areas to store drinking water for emergencies.
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He said that the attack have caused Israelis "shock, pain, rage" that "I and many Americans would understand."
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The visiting children from India also met the Duchess of Edinburgh Sophie Helen Rhys-Jones, the wife of the Duke of Edinburgh Prince Edward, the youngest sibling of King Charles III.
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Nawaz's lawyer, Amjad Pervez, told the court that his client was seeking protective bail. Referring to previous judgements, he said that in the past, absconders were granted protective bail in order to surrender before the court
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The pleas mentioned that Nawaz has not fully recovered and was not in an "ideal state of health", but he was returning when the country was facing the "worst-ever crises of the economy and other fronts".
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Israel's Embassy in India has said that an Al Jazeera broadcast captured the moment Islamic Jihad launched a rocket that misfired and hit a hospital in Gaza, killing hundreds.
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Narrowing the window between diagnosis and treating makes many treatments more effective, he said.
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The statement said this was to reduce the risk of pilots or drones being misidentified as hostile threats.
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The Anglican bishop of Jerusalem said a Gaza City hospital run by the Episcopal Church had received at least three Israeli military orders to evacuate that staff members refused to heed before a lethal Tuesday night explosion
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Based on what I've seen, it appears as though it was done by the other team, not you, Biden told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
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Thunberg was among dozens of protesters who chanted “oily money out” and sought to block access to the hotel on Tuesday.
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S Jaishankar said the comprehensive strategic partnership between India and Vietnam was emerging as a “source of security, stability and progress in the region.”
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Expressing concern about the escalating civilian casualties in the Israel-Hamas conflict, it is imperative that those responsible for such deaths are held accountable
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UN spokesperson Stephane Dujarric stated that Guterres underscored the protection of hospitals, clinics, medical personnel, and UN premises under international law.
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Ravi Bhalla, the inaugural Sikh Mayor of Hoboken City elected in November 2017, informed CBS News on Tuesday that the initial letter, sent over a year ago, demanded his resignation.