Syria’s top diplomat said Wednesday that lifting economic sanctions imposed during the rule of ousted president Bashar al-Assad was “key” to restoring stability in the war-torn country.
For weeks, Syria’s new authorities have been lobbying Western…
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Trump envoy says heading to Middle East to oversee Gaza cease-fire compliance
Steve Witkoff says all countries in the region could get ‘on board’ to normalize ties with Israel; IDF liaison to Palestinians meets with Egyptian officials in Cairo to advance Gaza truce, focusing on reopening Rafah crossing under international…
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Arab who attacked Jewish shepherd released from detention after only a week
Suliman Shiha has led dozens of violent attacks on Jewish shepherds in the Binyamin Region, yet only a week after being arrested, the Military Court let him go.
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Israel seeks to continue Lebanon IDF op. over Hezbollah threat – Israel News
The IDF is hoping that the government and key Western powers like the US will support it being able to extend its stay in southern Lebanon beyond the January 27 deadline to around another 30 days to ensure that more Hezbollah weaponry…
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Hamas expected to continue with Gaza ceasefire-hostage deal – Israel News
Israeli officials believe Hamas will comply with the hostage deal agreement and release the four hostages on Saturday, officials told the Jerusalem Post on Wednesday.
The officials, who spoke to the Post, added they believe Hamas will also…
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UNRWA ban sparks uncertainty for schools, health care in east Jerusalem – Israel News
Israel’s ban on the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) operations in east Jerusalem is due to take effect on January 31, but both the UNRWA and Israeli officials are still unclear about…
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Irish parliament delays vote for prime minister after speaking rights row | Politics News
The process of nominating a new prime minister led to widespread disorder and clashes.
Lawmakers in the Republic of Ireland have abandoned an effort to appoint a new prime minister amid bitter wrangling over parliamentary procedure.
The chaotic…
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Turkey, Kurds move toward peace deal as lawmakers meet with PKK leader Ocalan
Talks with the jailed PKK leader spark hope for ending Turkey’s 40-year conflict amid shifting alliances and regional pressures.
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The Impact Of Trump’s Withdrawal From The WHO
In this week’s edition of InnovationRx, we look at health policies from the new Administration, Moderna’s anti-pandemic fight, Obamacare’s record breaking numbers and more. To get it in your inbox, subscribe here.
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Israel’s future doctors look overseas
As the war in Gaza drives more young Israelis to seek opportunities abroad, the Czech Republic has emerged as a popular destination for medical studies. Professor Martin Vokurka, dean of the First Faculty of Medicine at Charles University in…
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