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07:56
Two rockets hit Hezbollah-held district in Beirut, residents reported (Reuters)
07:31
Home Front Command to begin week-long national drill (Israel Radio)
07:28
Report: Putin, Netanyahu reached agreement on Syria missile deal (Haaretz)
02:03
Man reportedly shot by police during chase in Petah Tikvah in critical condition (Army Radio)
22:38
Suspected rebels kill 16, wound 25 in east India (AP)
22:27
Former Finance Minister Steinitz: The social protest is behind the deficit (Israel Radio)
21:54
A toddler nearly drowns in a pool in Ashdod, rushed to the hospital in critical condition (Haaretz)
20:12
Hezbollah chief Nasrallah: If Syria falls into U.S. hands, Israel will invade Lebanon (Haaretz)
19:24
Female suicide bomber injures 18 in southern Russia (AP)
18:57
Palestinians: Settlers poisoned 103 olive trees in Burin (Ch. 10)
18:53
Egypt court rejects election law, further poll delays expected (Reuters)
18:19
Firefighters fighting a massive forest fire in the Galilee (Ch. 10)
17:02
A Bat Yam man stabbed his wife and was shot by police officers, both hospitalized (Army Radio)
16:33
Saudi Arabia warns against Iran's nuclear program (AP)
15:41
Syria regime unleashes artillery barrage on Qusair (AP)

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