Over 20 Arrested as Thousands Protest Against Netanyahu in Jerusalem
Protesters return to Jerusalem in full force ahead of court debate on motion to dismiss corruption charges against Netanyahu
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- Israeli police arrest several anti-Netanyahu protesters blocking road in Jerusalem (Haaretz)
- Iran's virus deaths pass 50,000 as lockdown on capital eases (AP)
- Earthquake of magnitude 5.5 strikes off Turkey's Mediterranean coast (Reuters)
- Iran's coronavirus deaths surpass 50,000 (Reuters)
- Iran Supreme Court to retry three linked to 2019 anti-gov't protests (Reuters)
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