Mon, June 06, 2011 Sivan 4, 5771
IDF kill 22 protesters trying to cross from Syrian into Israel during Naksa Day demonstrations; IDF neither verifies nor denies figure because casualties on Syria side of border.
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Unlike on Nakba Day, the Israel Defense Forces were prepared for Naksa Day clashes; IDF prevents Syrian protesters from crossing border into Israel.
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If the Nakba 'belongs' to the Palestinians, the Naksa belongs to the Arab countries, especially those against whom Israel fought - Egypt, Jordan and Syria.
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Border town has become flash point in recurring Israeli-Palestinian skirmishes both on Nakba Day last month as well as Naksa Day.
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Israeli and Palestinian students express contrasting impressions of historical photos.
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Upper Nazareth Mayor Shimon Gapso tells local Arabic-language weekly if he had been present during October 2000 clashes between Israeli Arabs and police, more Arabs would have been killed.
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Prime minister says the events of Sunday, when Syrian protesters attempted to break through the border with Israel, prove that Palestinians are instead interested in a return to 1948 borders.
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Amjad Awad and Hakim Awad were indicted for the murders of five members of the Fogel family - parents and three young children - who were brutally stabbed to death in their home on the settlement of Itamar in March.
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Syria TV reports 20 killed, 325 wounded by IDF fire after protesters commemorating 44 years since the Six-Day War attempt to cut through barbed wire on Syrian side of the border.
33 commentsFormer Israeli ambassador to United Nations warns: Washington could refrain from imposing a veto over recognition of the Palestinian state.
34 commentsFormer MK Uri Avneri says soldiers are 'trigger-happy' when it comes to Palestinians yet soft on 'violent' Jewish settlers; Israeli Arab MK Jamal Zahalka, calls IDF killing of protesters a 'war crime.'
101 commentsIDF soldiers fire tear gas at stone-throwing protesters in Druze village of Majdal Shams, where demonstrations were held marking 44 years since onset of Six-Day War.
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Anyone investing in a corporation that engages in business dealings with Iran to face a punishment of one year in prison and a fine amounting to the higher of NIS 5 million or three times the forecasted profits of the dealings.
0 commentsArava Power's 4.95 megawatt solar power plant at Kibbutz Keturah is the first of about 50 photovoltaic power fields to be built throughout the southern Negev desert by the end of 2014.
14 commentsIsrael's wealthiest man, who died Thursday aged 89, has been in the spotlight since the U.S. accused his company of docking ships in Iran; Ofer Brothers Group denies any wrongdoing.
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The German teenager fled her home the night before her party and alerted police that 15,000 Facebook users had accepted her invitation, after she unwittingly neglected to mark her party as private on the social network.
0 commentsEagleburger, who served under George H.W. Bush, was considered a great friend of Israel and a supporter of Jewish causes.
0 commentsSecurity Council diplomat says UN chief's chances of winning new 5-year term are 'close to 100 percent'; re-election process expected to completed by end-June.
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Finance Minister is upping the ante in the government's campaign to force competition on the country's largest credit card provider.
0 commentsCrackdown may prevent companies from forming cartels, raising prices and harming consumers; Gilo also taking a stance on monopolies.
0 commentsIsrael's wealthiest man has been in the spotlight for two weeks since the U.S. State Department accused one of his shipping companies of doing business with Iran, thus violating sanctions, though the Ofer Brothers Group denies any wrongdoing.
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The great New Zealand soprano Kiri Te Kanawa will give a rare recital in Jerusalem this weekend
7 commentsA workers house built in the early days of Eilat was a modernist wonder, until modern renovations did away with much of its charm
2 commentsIsraeli artist conquers fashion world with unique style of body art.
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Luiz Fernandez has had his critics - his personal style, his football style and some strange decisions make him an easy target, even within the IFA.
0 commentsKissinger, who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1973 and was a major figure in the Richard Nixon administration, is a keen soccer fan who was involved in the United States' successful bid to host the 1994 World Cup.
0 commentsO'Neal's retirement triggers recollections of encouters with the affable center.
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Report: Up to 20 protesters killed as hundreds of Syrians storm Israel border
501 commentsIsraeli left-wing leader: IDF used 'excessive force' in Naksa Day protests
101 commentsNetanyahu: Hamas should free Gilad Shalit to prove it's ready for peace talks
82 commentsSyrian protesters amass by Israel border ahead of Naksa Day rallies
56 commentsWest Bank court indicts Palestinian teens for murder of Fogel family
54 commentsReport: Up to 20 protesters killed as hundreds of Syrians storm Israel border
501 commentsPalestinians plan to approach UN Security Council about statehood in July
324 commentsNetanyahu: Israel cannot prevent UN recognition of Palestinian state
299 commentsThousands march in Tel Aviv in support of Palestinian state based on 1967 borders
215 commentsIDF chief: Israel faces growing range of threats, from 'knife to nuclear'
206 commentsPartly cloudy
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