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Yemen's army kills at least 62 Islamist fighters (Reuters)
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Iran: Enriched uranium traces a 'technical issue' (AP)
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UN observers heading to Syrian town of Houla (AP)
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U.S. study: Iran has enough uranium for five nuclear bombs (Reuters)
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Algerian forces kill three Islamic militants east of capital (AP)
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Syrian opposition calls for UN meeting over alleged Houla massacre (DPA)
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Iran: Latest IAEA report proof of our peaceful nuclear work (DPA)
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U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to visit Turkey on June 7 (Reuters)
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UN chief: Rebels control whole regions in Syria (Haaretz)
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Russian, North Korean arms ships expected to dock in Syria on Saturday (Haaretz)
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Suspected U.S. drone strike kills four in Pakistan (DPA)
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Clinton to visit Scandinavia, Caucasus, Turkey to discuss security, environment and health (Reuters)
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Muslim Brotherhood seeks unity ahead of Egypt runoff (Reuters)

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Plan to introduce biometric IDs stirs privacy debate

Move would require establishing centralized database with biometric data on every citizen, legal resident of Israel.

by Shahar Ilan 0 comments

Israel not among nations getting visa waiver from U.S.

Refusal apparently derives from Israel's lack of biometric passports, which contain fingerprint or iris identification.

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Sheetrit: Livni has 50-50 chance of forming government coalition

Interior Minister is in U.S. for talks on potential visa waiver agreement for Israelis visiting United States.

by Natasha Mozgovaya and Haaretz Correspondent 0 comments

The Kadima circus

In the last days before the Kadima primary, Tzipi Livni, Shaul Mofaz, Dichter and Sheetrit should speak out clearly. Their tendency to blunt their messages might be understandable to their political advisers but it is insufferable from a public point of view.

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Plan to introduce biometric IDs stirs privacy debate

Move would require establishing centralized database with biometric data on every citizen, legal resident of Israel.

by Shahar Ilan 0 comments

Israel not among nations getting visa waiver from U.S.

Refusal apparently derives from Israel's lack of biometric passports, which contain fingerprint or iris identification.

by Barak Ravid 0 comments

Sheetrit: Livni has 50-50 chance of forming government coalition

Interior Minister is in U.S. for talks on potential visa waiver agreement for Israelis visiting United States.

by Natasha Mozgovaya and Haaretz Correspondent 0 comments

The Kadima circus

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Ahmadinejad at Natanz nuclear enrichment facility April 8, 2008 (AP)

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Election outcomes show Egypt's revolution did not achieve its goals

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