Security forces arrested 41 people during angry protests that rocked Algeria’s capital against ailing President Abdelaziz Bouteflika seeking a fifth term, authorities said Saturday.Police fired
Source: Al Arabiya
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Palestinians declare 'victory' after reopening closed Temple Mount site
Last week, a group of Muslim worshipers removed an iron gate installed by the police to keep the area closed.
Source: Jerusalem Post
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British Prime Minister Theresa May comments on Labour Party attrition
The British prime minister referred to the resignation of seven Labor members from the party, following Corbyn's position on the Brexit and the alleged antisemitism plaguing the party.
Source: Jerusalem Post
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Religious leader Rabbi Lau: A vote for Bayit Yehudi is a vote for Nazism
The rabbi equated Kahanism with Nazism and warned that mistreating minorities goes against the Torah.
Source: Jerusalem Post
Full Article: Religious leader Rabbi Lau: A vote for Bayit Yehudi is a vote for Nazism
ISF arrests four drug dealers, including married couple in Metn
The Internal Security Forces caught four suspects – including a married couple – in the act of selling drugs to a fifth suspect in Mount Lebanon’s Metn, the agency reported in a statement Saturday..
Source: Albawaba
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Police report suspicious object found in Rehovot, believed to be explosive device
A preliminary examination by police raised the suspicion that the object was an explosive device.
Source: Jerusalem Post
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Israeli-Jordanian joint project to save Dead Sea may be poised for approval
The Red Sea-Dead Sea water conveyance project would pipe water from the Red Sea to the Dead Sea, allowing surrounding areas including Israel and Jordan to deal with severe water shortages and other environmental issues.
Source: Al Monitor
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Iraq’s two leading parliamentary movements amp up coordination
The Fatah and Sairoon movements have stepped up their efforts to see that the Cabinet is completed and for the government to properly face the issues ahead.
Source: Al Monitor
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Turkish judiciary toughens stance on ‘Kurdistan’ groups
The word “Kurdistan” is once again becoming taboo in Turkey, with the judiciary targeting parties and civic groups that use the word in their names.
Source: Al Monitor
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Israel takes another step toward Judaizing Jerusalem
The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates denounced the Israeli government’s approval to build a cable car connecting the Old City of Jerusalem, saying that Israel seeks to Judaize the city.
Source: Al Monitor
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