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U.S. tourist, 40, held at B-G Airport for trying to leave with IDF tear gas canister (Israel Radio)
21:44
Two Egyptian journalists, critical of President Morsi, face trial (Reuters)
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MK Erel Margalit is caught speeding, thanks police for stopping him (Army Radio)
20:12
Tunisian Islamist protester dies in clash with police (Reuters)
19:34
Obama to discuss al-Qaida, drones, Guantanamo Bay in Thursday speech (Reuters)
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Israeli panel: Palestinian boy reportedly killed by IDF in 2000 was never hit by gunfire (Haaretz)
18:00
Canadian prime minister's top aide quits over expenses scandal (Reuters)
17:08
Opposition: Syrian army, Hezbollah try to retake rebel town near Lebanon border (Reuters)
16:22
EU says worried by Russia's human rights record (Reuters)
14:33
Egyptian police block Israel border crossing in fury at kidnapping (Reuters)
13:39
France in talks with U.S. and Israel to buy drones, French minister says (Reuters)
12:55
Syrian rebels withdraw from prison in Aleppo after heavy fighting with government troops (AP)
12:43
UN Chief concerned over 'provocative' North Korea short range missile launch (Reuters)
09:53
Iran hangs two alleged spies who sold classified information to Israel, U.S. (DPA)
09:52
Iran hangs two alleged spies who sold classified information to Israeli, U.S. (DPA)

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Hit by a rock on the head in Jerusalem during the first intifada, Ed Koch, the icon of New York, never wavered in his support for Israel.

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