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Israel pounds Gaza as Netanyahu postpones cabinet ceasefire vote
Fourth Muslim joins US Congress, first for California
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Trump’s Greenland grab
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The Israel-India union explored in Fabricating Homeland Security
Makeshift mud homes become a fragile refuge for Gaza's displaced
Residents in Quneitra have expressed fear that Israeli forces will advance further in the area as Syria's new leaders have yet to take action against such.
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