Khartoum reacts by accusing the United States of 'double standards'.
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According to Iranian news agency Fars, fleet meant to send 'message of peace and friendship to neighboring countries.'
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Blackout meant that aside from the sound of gunshots, residents of the area had no idea what was going on, journalist tells Haaretz.
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It is still unclear who is responsible for the attack on the Yarmouk military plant in south Khartoum, but according to past reports in the foreign media, Iran has built such facilities in order to arm Hamas.
by Amos Harel and Avi Issacharoff 32 comments
Sudanese minister says four planes appearing to approach from the east attacked Khartoum plant; Jerusalem officials refuse to comment on Israel's possible involvement.
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Over the past few months, Miki Mann has been promoting the cooperative farming model that would serve to absorb migrants deported from Israel.
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Eli Yishai tells Army Radio that most African migrants are involved in crime and should be imprisoned, given grants to depart.
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Foreign Ministry says government should examine the situation of each of the 700 asylum seekers to ascertain whether their lives would be at risk if they were sent back.
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Sudan's Foreign Ministry says it has 'solid proof' that Israel launched missiles at port city, maintains stance that neither targets were involved in flow of arms from Iran to Gaza.
by Yossi Melman 48 comments
Before Tunisia's uprising last month and the subsequent revolt in Egypt, Sudan was the last Arab country to kick out a repressive president through popular protests in 1985.
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Migrants were found in the back of a truck, which was stopped in a tunnel connecting Egypt's mainland with the Sinai Peninsula.
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The International Criminal Court (ICC) issued the warrant against al-Bashir on three counts of genocide - a charge it had previously stopped short of.
by DPA 0 commentsKnesset report counts far fewer refugees than army estimate.
by Dana Weiler Polak 0 commentsEgyptian police have killed at least 12 African migrants at the frontier since May.
by Reuters 0 comments18-year-old Sudanese was recently diagnosed with life-threatening heart defect that required catheterization.
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