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News
Updated November 28, 2012 - 11:18 PM EST
Over 100 Slain as Car Bombs Strike Damascus
 
  20 Killed in Strike on Syrian Olive Oil Factory
  Syrians Resigned to Long Civil War as Battles Continue
Leaked Graph Used to Suggest Iran Bomb-Making
Israelis Shoot 5 Palestinians Near Gaza Border
 
  Two Months Before Vote, Netanyahu Appears Vulnerable
  France Endorses Palestinian UN Bid, Britain Offers Conditional Backing
  PLO Rejects US Demand to Prohibit War Crimes Charges Against Israel
  Gaza Farmlands to Reopen as Israel Issues New Open-Fire Rules
  Watchdog Urges UN Probe of Deliberate Israeli Attacks on Journalists
  Children Face the Fallout of Gaza War
  Arafat's Exhumation Could Bring Answers – or Just More Questions
Carnage Across Iraq: 42 Killed, 191 Wounded
 
  Iraq Tensions Rise as Syria Crisis Deepens
US Buys Yemen a Fleet of Spy Planes for Shadow War
 
  Have US Drones Become a 'Counterinsurgency Air Force' for Our Allies?
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Audit Describes Corrupt Kabul Bank as 'Ponzi Scheme'
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Outrage Over Mursi but Not Over Our Dictator  by Jacob G. Hornberger
Obama's Drone Problem  by Amy Davidson
Why Americans Don't Understand Palestine  by Scott McConnell
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Palestine/Israel
In Gaza, Attempted Warning Failed to Protect Civilians
US Clashes With France Over Palestinians' Status at UN
Israel Not Expected to Respond Dramatically to UN Vote
Police Order Palestinian Workers Off Buses to West Bank, at Request of Israeli Settlers
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Syria
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Sunni Leaders Gaining Clout in Mideast
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DR Congo
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Europe
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Pakistan
Pakistan to Start Shipping Wheat to Iran in December
Pakistan Govt. Will Decide on NWA Operation
Pakistan's Judges Muzzling Criticism in Media: HRW
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Hamid Mir Failed Attack Claimed by Pakistani Taliban
Asia
Satellite Images Suggest North Korea Preparing for Missile Test
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11/28/2012
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