Asma Mohammed Abdullah, a former ambassador at the foreign ministry, was among three officials nominated by Prime Minister Abdullah Hamdouk to fill the FM post..
Source: Albawaba
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Israel restores Gaza fuel after 50% cut
Fuel restriction is often a sign of heightened tensions and violence, while the absence of such restrictions speaks to the restoration of calm.
Source: Jerusalem Post
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What flipped key state’s witness against Netanyahu in Case 4000? – analysis
In one of the narratives, the police used any and all means.
Source: Jerusalem Post
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Gantz vows referendum on territorial withdrawal
Will address English speakers next week.
Source: Jerusalem Post
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Buzzed by Hezbollah: Bunkering down with wine and cheese during attack
“But we went in with wine and cheese, and we kept bringing more cheese and at least four bottles of wine.”
Source: Jerusalem Post
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Top defense official: In 24 hours, Israel attacked various 'fronts'
Official says stopping Hezbollah missiles top priority for Israel after Iran nukes. ‘Had we not acted correctly we would be in a different reality today'
Source: Jerusalem Post
Full Article: Top defense official: In 24 hours, Israel attacked various 'fronts'
Iran's nuclear chief promises 'good news' on heavy water reactor
As Iran’s third step in reducing its nuclear commitments approaches, the head of its atomic energy agency says that Iran's nuclear program is far from suspended.
Source: Al Monitor
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With each Erdogan visit, Ankara grows more indebted to Moscow
Russia’s diplomatic, economic and security gains from its ties with Turkey keep growing amid the conflict in Syria, while Ankara becomes increasingly indebted to Moscow.
Source: Al Monitor
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How cultural war made Ankara an architectural battleground
Ankara’s austere and minimalist flavor is a shock to many who are more accustomed to architecture around the Bosphorus, but for local residents, the city's gray buildings are icons from a cherished era.
Source: Al Monitor
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Palestinian, Israeli economies intertwined
A tour of the West Bank city of Bethlehem makes it clear that the Palestinian and Israeli economies are intertwined.
Source: Al Monitor
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