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arab spring - AP - March 1 2011
Qatar urges West to embrace Islamists in wake of Arab Spring

Prime Minister al-Thani tellls Financial Times moderate Islamist could assist in fighting extremist ideology.

by Reuters 4 comments
Amna Muna - Reuters - October 2011
Deported Palestinians arrive at destinations in exile

Among those sent to Turkey was Amna Muna, who had been serving a life sentence for her part in the murder of Ofir Rahum, an Israeli teen from Ashkelon. Muna was supposed to go to Gaza, but refused to enter the territory.

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qatar - AP - October 28 2010
WikiLeaks cables: You can't blame Israel for mistrusting Arabs, says Qatari ruler

Israel deserves credit for seeking peace in the face of resurgent Hamas and Hezbollah, Emir Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani tells U.S. senator, according to classified dispatch.

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arab spring - AP - March 1 2011
Qatar urges West to embrace Islamists in wake of Arab Spring

Prime Minister al-Thani tellls Financial Times moderate Islamist could assist in fighting extremist ideology.

by Reuters 4 comments
Amna Muna - Reuters - October 2011
Deported Palestinians arrive at destinations in exile

Among those sent to Turkey was Amna Muna, who had been serving a life sentence for her part in the murder of Ofir Rahum, an Israeli teen from Ashkelon. Muna was supposed to go to Gaza, but refused to enter the territory.

by Avi Issacharoff 0 comments
qatar - AP - October 28 2010
WikiLeaks cables: You can't blame Israel for mistrusting Arabs, says Qatari ruler

Israel deserves credit for seeking peace in the face of resurgent Hamas and Hezbollah, Emir Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani tells U.S. senator, according to classified dispatch.

by Haaretz Service 122 comments
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