Hamas sources have told Al-Monitor that operations against Israel by individuals operating independently are what led the movement to make major changes in the ranks of its security forces in Gaza.
Source: Al Monitor
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Palestinians in Jordan Valley want more to remain in their land
The Palestinian government announced its intention to offer grants for graduates seeking a job in the Jordan Valley with the aim to encourage Palestinian presence in the area, which is highly coveted by Israel.
Source: Al Monitor
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Despite appeal by Abbas, Egypt keeps Ramy Shaath in jail
The family of Ramy Shaath — the son of Fatah official and former Palestinian Minister of Foreign Affairs Nabil Shaath — has had no luck getting him released since he was arrested in July on what the family says are trumped-up terrorism charges.
Source: Al Monitor
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Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman sworn in as Saudi Minister of Energy
Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman has been sworn in as Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Energy during an oath-taking ceremony in Jeddah in front of Saudi King Salman bin Abdulaziz. The prince, a son of
Source: Al Arabiya
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Hezbollah claims to down Israeli drone
Hezbollah sources claimed on Monday to have downed an Israeli drone in Lebanon. The Lebanese organization downed an Israeli drone outside Ramyah, a town in southern Lebanon, according to Hezbollah's
Source: Al Arabiya
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Egyptian woman's egg-freeze decision creates debate on taboo subject
A woman's public confession that she had her eggs frozen has shocked Egypt and prompted public debate about an issue rarely discussed in the highly conservative society.
Source: Al Monitor
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Why Turkey's rappers can no longer stay silent
In a 15-minute-long song aptly titled "#ICannotBeSilent," Turkish rappers take turns expressing their woes on issues such as justice, freedom, environment, abuse and exile.
Source: Al Monitor
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Air strikes kill 18 pro-Iran fighters in east Syria: Monitor
Air strikes on Monday killed 18 pro-Iran fighters in east Syria, said the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. It was not clear who carried out the raids in the region of al-Bukamal near the border
Source: Al Arabiya
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15 students injured in Dubai school bus accident
The bus was travelling to Our English High School Al Warqa
Source: Arabian Business
Full Article: 15 students injured in Dubai school bus accident
Dubai Metro 10 years on: 1.5bn passengers marks a decade of success
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid said that initial plans for the metro met with resistance from some members of Dubai's Executive Council
Source: Arabian Business
Full Article: Dubai Metro 10 years on: 1.5bn passengers marks a decade of success