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VIDEO: Heart-wrenching documentary follows organ recipients after shooting
Friday, 07.17.2009, 08:42pm
In 2005, a 12-year-old Palestinian boy was killed in Jenin by Israeli soldiers who said they thought his toy gun was real. But his heart still beats, because his family decided to allow his organs to be donated to six ailing children in Israel.
Behind detainee release, a U.S.-Iraqi conflict on Iran
Friday, 07.17.2009, 08:41pm
The release Friday of five Iranians held by the U.S. military in Iraq for two and a half years highlights the long-simmering conflict between the U.S. and Iraqi views of Iranian policy in Iraq.
Israel and EU clash over settlements
Friday, 07.17.2009, 08:41pm
The Israeli Foreign Ministry's concern over an "unusually harsh statement" by the European Commission over Israel's settlement policy indicates a growing unease between Israel and the EU.
Israeli spy ring threatens fragile peace
Friday, 07.17.2009, 08:18pm
The UN Security Council has warned that the existence of a large Israeli-run espionage network in Lebanon could threaten a fragile peace established between the two countries.
Muslims under scrutiny despite waning of 'terror war'
Friday, 07.10.2009, 04:02pm
When President Barack Obama formally abandoned the longstanding U.S. "war on terror" — perceived by some as a codeword for "war against Islam" — there were hopes of a new relationship with Muslims. But the ground realities, both in the United States and in Western Europe, have not caught up with the widespread political euphoria.
Netanyahu, Ahmadinejad start cold war
Friday, 07.10.2009, 04:01pm
The peace process in the Middle East is not likely to bear fruit as long as Netanyahu and Ahmadinejad are in power.
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A Musaharati, dawn awakener, strikes his drum to wake observant Muslims for their overnight 'sahur', last meal, before the day's fast in Sidon's Old City in south Lebanon just before dawn August 26, 2009. REUTERS/Ali Hashisho

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