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12:21
Syria says it destroyed Israeli vehicle which crossed ceasefire line (Reuters)
11:56
3 Hezbollah fighters die of wounds from Syria (AP)
10:39
Labor leader Yacimovich: inappropriate to link Be'er Sheva shooting to economic situation (Haaretz)
09:54
Permitted fishing zone off Gaza shore expanded from 3 to 6 miles (Haaretz)
09:45
U.S. tornado death toll expected to rise to 91 (Reuters)
09:15
Guatemala top court overturns genocide conviction of former dictator (AP)
06:55
Obama declares major disaster in Oklahoma after deadly tornadoes (Reuters)
06:30
IDF base in Golan Heights comes under fire near Syria border; IDF returns fire (Haaretz)
05:12
Oklahoma tornado death toll at 51; many of them children (Reuters)
03:59
At least 37 dead in Oklahoma; scores hospitalized. Officials say numbers expected to rise (AP)
03:17
Oklahoma tornado rated EF4, second strongest level, U.S. gov't agency says (Reuters)
03:03
Powerful storms ravage Oklahoma City suburbs; dozens of casualties reported (AP)
01:42
Obama to meet next month with Chinese President Xi Jinping in California (DPA)
00:18
Appointment of Daniel Hershkowitz, ex-minister of science, to head Bar-Ilan Uni. approved (Haaretz)
23:03
U.S. says concerned with charges against Egyptian journalists (Reuters)

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