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Both Turkey and Israel have nationalist roots and are at a crossroads of internal religious and ethnic disputes that are often enshrined in law

Both Turkey and Israel have nationalist roots and are at a crossroads of internal religious and ethnic disputes that are often enshrined in law

Comparing Zionism to apartheid is not just offensive, but stupid, like comparing Americanism or Palestinianism to Nazism.

Algerian authorities arrested Merzoug Touati on January 18, 2017. The government charged him with “incitement to take up arms against the authority of the state.”

Algerian authorities arrested Merzoug Touati on January 18, 2017. The government charged him with “incitement to take up arms against the authority of the state,”

Algerian authorities arrested Merzoug Touati on January 18, 2017. The government charged him with “incitement to take up arms against the authority of the state,”

All actions by Israelis are in the active voice while all actions by Hamas are in the passive voice.

He has – by and large – neutralized the disastrous impact of his predecessor, Barack Obama, who in his prime objective to achieve peace, discarded some of America’s long-standing allies.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced in a video statement that Israel had conducted the evacuation at the request of US President Donald Trump.

Haniyeh and the Hamas leaders are reported to have said that Hamas “was not interested in a military escalation” with Israel.

Haniyeh and the Hamas leaders are reported to have said that Hamas “was not interested in a military escalation” with Israel.

Though primarily in Croatia to discuss further military cooperation, Rivlin, could not resist mentioning Croatia’s formidable showing at the recent FIFA World Cup Championships in Russia.

Sa-Nur was one of four northern Samaria settlements, which the government destroyed in 2005 as part of its Disengagement Plan.

Sa-Nur was one of four northern Samaria settlements, which the government destroyed in 2005 as part of its Disengagement Plan.

Sa-Nur was one of four northern Samaria settlements, which the government destroyed in 2005 as part of its Disengagement Plan.

This is likely because single men could travel more easily to get around regime checkpoints, than groups of families and hundreds of people.