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2015-03-16 Israel World


The Australian Financial Review
   
Arab alliance rises as force in Israel vote   
The Australian Financial Review
A Palestinian woman scuffles with Israeli border police, during the visit of Israel's Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman to the Tomb of the Patriarchs, which Muslims call al-Ibrahimi mosque, in the West Bank city of Hebron, March 15, 2015. REUTERS/Mussa ...

A guide to the main political parties vying for seats in Israel's parliament   Washington Post
Will Arab List support Zionist parties?   Jerusalem Post Israel News
Economic circumstances straining party loyalties in Israel   The Globe and Mail
The Seattle Times   
Haaretz   
Sky News   
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Firstpost
   
Suicide bombings at two Lahore churches kill 14, angry mob goes on rampage   
Firstpost
Lahore: Fourteen people were killed and more than 70 injured when two Taliban suicide bombers attacked churches in Pakistan's Lahore on Sunday, sparking mob violence in which two other suspected militants died. The bombings occurred during prayers ...

Twin bombings at churches in Pakistan kill 14, wound 78   Reuters UK
PM orders inquiry into Lahore blasts   The Nation
Christians in city protest against Lahore attacks   DAWN.com
Irish Examiner   
Daily Times   
Nigerian Tribune   
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MiamiHerald.com
   
54 dead in Brazil bus crash   
Sky News Australia
The death toll from a tour bus's horrific plunge into a densely wooded ravine in southern Brazil has risen to 54. The vehicle went off a twisting mountain road on Saturday and crashed 400 metres to the bottom of the ravine, where it lay a twisted mass of metal.
At least 54 die, 10 injured in bus accident in southern Brazil; police investigate ...   Hamilton Spectator
Bus plunges off cliff in Brazil, 54 killed   Reuters
At least 49 killed after Brazil tour bus plunged into ravine   9news.com.au
New York Daily News   
CNN   
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The Nation
   
US may talk to Syria's Assad: Kerry   
The Nation
WASHINGTON - US Secretary of State John Kerry told a US TV network on Sunday that Washington will “have to negotiate in the end” with Syrian President Bashar al Assad to end the deadly conflict in that country. Speaking as the war enters its fifth year, ...

US will have to negotiate with Assad, says Kerry   DAWN.com
John Kerry concedes US must talk to Syrian president President Bashar al-Assad   Brisbane Times
Kerry: US will have to negotiate with Assad   Irish Examiner
ARA News   
The Daily Star   
CNN International   
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Stuff.co.nz
   
Vanuatu "like a war zone"   
Stuff.co.nz
In this image provided by UNICEF Pacific, people on a dock view yachts damaged in Port Vila, Vanuatu. Kiwis in Vanuatu say the sun has come out, but it is "like a war zone" after Cyclone Pam. Many in the capital Port Vila are without electricity and are ...

Vanuatu president speaks of devastation from Cyclone Pam   Washington Post
Vanuatu conditions 'more difficult' than Philippines typhoon   BusinessWorld Online Edition
Charity boss says €2m in aid needed for islanders   Irish Independent
CBC.ca   
TVNZ   
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Fox News
   
N-deal with Iran may ease curbs, benefit gas project: US   
DAWN.com
WASHINGTON: The United States has said it can further relax restrictions on Iran's oil products if it signs a nuclear deal with Tehran. Pakistan can also benefit from this relaxation, as it could allow Islamabad to complete the Iran-Pakistan pipeline project.
A Boehner-Pelosi prescription for Medicare doc fixes   Politico
War is the only way to stop Iran   Sydney Morning Herald
A deal bigger than Iran   Washington Post
ABC News   
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Irish Times
   
Blair set to give up Middle East peace envoy role ahead of Israeli election   
Irish Times
Tony Blair is preparing to step back from his role as envoy for the Quartet of Middle East peace negotiators as the US and Europe review policy options ahead of Israel's election this week. After nearly eight years, the former British prime minister has ...

Blair poised to step back from Mideast role, says UK daily   The Malaysian Insider
Talks over blair's middle east role   Daily Mail
Tony Blair to step back from Middle East Quartet: FT   TODAYonline
Zee News   
Telegraph.co.uk   
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ABC News
   
Paris Kosher Market Reopens After Charlie Hebdo-Related Killings   
ABC News
The Kosher supermarket targeted after January's attacks on the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo reopened here Sunday amid heavy security. “We have reopened,” Laurent Mimoun, one of Hyper Cacher supermarket's owners, said. “It has been two months.
All is kosher again   Times LIVE
Hyper Cacher kosher supermarket reopens after Paris attacks   euronews
Kosher supermarket reopens two months after Paris attacks   Irish Independent

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The Daily Star
   
Sisi benefits from suspended elections   
The Daily Star
On March 1, Egypt's Supreme Constitutional Court ruled that Article 3 of the electoral law was unconstitutional. Two days later, the Administrative Court suspended the elections pending a change in the electoral law. This suspension plays into President ...

41 judges sacked 'for supporting Brotherhood'   Arab News

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NDTV
   
CIA funds used to refill al-Qaeda coffers   
Economic Times
By Mathew Rosenberg In the spring of 2010, Afghan officials struck a deal to free an Afghan diplomat held hostage by al-Qaeda. But the price was steep—$5 million—and senior security officials were scrambling to come up with the money. They first turned to ...

US funds used for ransom payment to al-Qaeda   Telegraph.co.uk
Release of Afghan Peshawar CG: CIA paid ransom to al Qaeda   Business Recorder (press release) (blog)
Report: Afghanistan Used CIA Money to Pay Off Al Qaeda for Hostage   TheBlaze.com

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