en_il-hotdailynews: 2014-11-27 Israel Middle East

Egypt jails dozens of teenage boys for pro-Morsi rallies
Deutsche Welle
An Egyptian court has jailed 78 teenage boys for between two and five years over protesting in support of ousted president Mohammed Morsi. It's the latest in a long crackdown on Morsi supporters. Flagge Ägypten. The accused boys were jailed by an ...

Egypt: Cabinet Approves Broad Antiterrorism Bill   New York Times
Egypt sentences 78 minors to prison   The Punch
Egypt court sends 78 youths to jail for pro-Morsi protests   BBC News
ABC Online
Arab News
Al-Bawaba
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UK brothers jailed for taking part in Syria terror camp
Gulf Daily News
LONDON: Two brothers from London yesterday became the first Britons to be convicted for attending a militant training camp in Syria as Western governments increasingly warn of the threat posed by fighters returning from conflicts in the Middle East.
New anti-terrorism laws pose challenge for government   BBC News
Young brothers are jailed for training at jihadist camp   The Times (subscription)
British brothers jailed for Syria terror training   Yahoo News UK
Metro
ITV News
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Al-Qaida escapes with British and American hostages before US special forces ...
The Guardian
An anti-terrorist force member from the Ministry of Interior in training near San'a, in Yemen. Yemeni security forces were involved in raids on al-Qaida militants along with US special forces Photograph: AP/AP. Associated Press. Wednesday 26 November 2014 ...

Rescuers in Yemen Sought American, Officials Say   New York Times
U.S. commandos join Yemen in hostage rescue, kill al Qaeda fighters   Washington Times
American Hostage Of Al Qaeda Targeted In Rescue Attempt: Yemen Official   Huffington Post
Christian Science Monitor
Voice of America
Wall Street Journal
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Egypt: Rafah Border Crossing Is Opened Temporarily
New York Times
Egypt temporarily opened its crossing on its border with Gaza on Wednesday for the first time in 30 days, allowing more than 250 Palestinians who had been stuck in Egypt to return to the coastal territory. The Rafah crossing was expected to open again on ...

Egypt opens Rafah crossing for Gaza-bound   The Daily Star
Egypt opens Gaza crossing for stranded Palestinians   Irish Times
Egypt to Reopen Gaza Crossing Today: Officials   NDTV
Daily Mail
Al-Arabiya
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Top UN relief official Valerie Amos to step down
The Nation
UNITED NATIONS - Valerie Amos, the top relief official at the United Nations, who has grappled with some of the most intractable humanitarian disasters in her four years on the job, is resigning, Secretary General Ban Ki-moon announced Wednesday.
UN's Humanitarian Chief to Step Down   Voice of America
Un humanitarian chief amos to leave   Daily Mail
UN humanitarian aid official Valerie Amos to step down   The Straits Times
Deutsche Welle
New Zealand Herald
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Putin lends unwavering support for Assad's war
The Daily Star
Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Muallem (L) and Russia's President Vladimir Putin meet at Bocharov Ruchei residence, in Sochi, Russia, on November 26, 2014. (Mikhail Metzel/TASS - Anadolu Agency). Connect; Tweet; RSS; Follow; Email; Print; Share.
Russia supports practice of local truces in Syria - Lavrov   ITAR-TASS
Russia Vows Support for Syria's Assad to Combat 'Terrorism'   The Moscow Times
Syrian FM: Russia to boost relations with Assad   U.S. News & World Report

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Gulf ministers moot prior assessment of Asian workers
Arab News
KSA STAND: Ahmed F. Al-Fahaid, Kingdom's deputy minister of labor, is leading the Saudi delegation at the 3rd dialogue between the GCC and Asian manpower-exporting countries in Kuwait on Wednesday. (AN photo). JEDDAH: Irfan Mohammed.
Saudi Arabia, the GCC and Egypt   Peninsula On-line
New unified GCC housemaid contract: 8-hour work day; help may live out   Emirates 24/7
Gulf police to spearhead security integration   Arab Times Kuwait English Daily
Gulf Times
Times of Oman
Saudi Press Agency
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Libyan air force behind Tripoli strikes: Thinni
Oman Tribune
Libya's internationally-recognised Prime Minister Abdullah Al Thinni said late on Tuesday his government's air force was responsible for strikes on the airport of the capital Tripoli, controlled by a rival administration. Mitiga airport has been hit at least twice this ...

Thinni government appoints new oil supremo ahead of OPEC summit   Libya Herald
Libya's Recognized Government Appoints New Chairman of State Oil Firm   Rigzone (registration)
Turkey slams Libya's airstrikes on Tripoli airport   APA

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The US is crippled in the Middle East
The Daily Star
The next time a presidential campaign tries to convince you that its candidate has foreign policy experience by virtue of having spent a few years overseas as a child, remember Barack Obama. Among post-World War II administrations, his is one of the worst ...

Hagel's Fate Was Sealed Long Ago   The National Interest Online (blog)
Muslim and Christian Prayer   Huffington Post
Hagel's Views On Syria Clashed With The White House — And Ma...   Business Insider
Middle East Eye
West Hawaii Today
Today's Zaman (press release) (blog)
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Iran parliament ends standoff with Rohani, okays higher education minister
Khaleej Times
Mohammad Farhadi, a centrist who held senior positions in a previous reformist administration, secured a 197-28 vote of confidence with 10 abstentions in the conservative-dominated Majlis. Iran's parliament voted on Wednesday to approve President Hasan ...

Iran MPs finally okays new science minister   Oman Tribune
Iran parliament ends standoff with Rouhani, approves higher education minister   TODAYonline
Iran parliament approve science minister nominee   Sioux City Journal
Middle East Online
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