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• Hungary bans far-right protest ahead of Jewish Congress
• Pope accepts Peres' invitation to Israel
• Saudi Arabia detains two in restive Shi'ite minority district
• Bomb in central Damascus kills 13, wounds 70: state TV
• Palestinian killed in Gaza by targeted Israeli airstrike
• Palestinian kills Israeli settler in the occupied West Bank
• Syria access essential for credible chemical weapons inquiry: U.N.
• Israel evicts Palestinian villagers for army exercise
• U.N. condemns attempted assassination of Syrian prime minister
• Factbox: Western forces in the Gulf
• Syria says prime minister survives Damascus bomb attack
• Gaza rocket strikes Israel, causes no injuries: military
• Insight: Good life goes on as Syrian elite sit out war
• Jewish women eye further court fight for Western Wall rights
• Israeli air strike hits Gaza militant base after rocket fired: military
• Jews revive annual pilgrimage to Africa's oldest synagogue
• Erdogan hails Kurd rebel pullout as end of "dark era" for Turkey
• Turkey says chemical arms use would escalate Syria crisis
• Norway extends period for buying F-35 fighter jets
• Bethlehem monastery loses court battle on Israeli wall
• Bombs kill eight at Friday prayers in Baghdad
• Bomb blast kills four outside Sunni mosque in Iraq capital
• Israel to stop using white phosphorus for smokescreens
• Israel urges U.S. action over Syrian chemical weapons
• U.S. believes Syria used chemical weapons but says facts needed
• Lebanon's Hezbollah says did not send drone into Israel
• Britain says has information showing Syria chemical weapon use
• Iran says it's ready to resume talks with world powers
• Kurdish militants to begin withdrawal from Turkey in May
• No charges in jail death of Australian Mossad spy
• U.N. expert says Bahrain canceled visit on torture investigation
• UN expert says Bahrain cancelled visit on torture investigation
• Top Israeli lawyer rebuffs criticism of email checks at border
• Syria accuses U.N. envoy Brahimi of interfering

• Bomb in Damascus kills 13 day after attack on prime minister
• U.S. regrets Egypt walk-out at nuclear talks
• Palestinian killed in Gaza by targeted Israeli air strike
• Running the gauntlet: delivering food in Syria
• Palestinian killed in Gaza by Israeli airstrike
• Tokyo governor apologizes for remarks on Muslims, Istanbul
• Syrian prime minister survives Damascus bombing, six die
• Five convicted in Kosovo organ trafficking case
• UAE pardons more than 100 Egyptian prisoners
• Dubai court jails Britons for four years on drug charges
• Syrian prime minister survives bomb attack: TV
• Three car bomb blasts kill 11 in Iraq Shi'ite provinces: sources
• Iraq watchdog suspends 10 TV channels for inciting violence
• Syria's neighbors cautious about U.S.-led intervention
• Militants kill five Iraqi soldiers, Sunni protesters form "army"
• Palestinians' Abbas says to start talks on unity government
• "Evidence" of Syria chemical weapons use not up to U.N. standard
• "Evidence" of Syrian chemical weapon use not up to U.N. standard
• British PM says growing evidence Syria used chemical weapons
• Turkey warns opposition against sabotaging Kurdish peace moves
• Return to sender? Maybe not as Somalia to restart mail 22 yrs on
• Germans fascinated by Nazi era eight decades later
• Israeli army to stop using white phosphorus to create smokescreens
• Nearly 50 killed as sectarian violence flares in Iraq
• Iraq PM's coalition leads in eight of 12 provinces after vote
• Illegal fishing crackdown in Somalia, 78 Iranians detained
• Syria says backing rebels risks new attacks on America
• U.S. intelligence assesses Syria used chemical weapons, but facts needed: White House
• Timeline: Kurdish militant group PKK's three-decade war with Turkey
• Kurdish militants to begin withdrawal from Turkey on May 5
• At least 19 Iraqis killed in police clashes with militants
• Iraq on edge after raid fuels deadly Sunni unrest
• Baghdad car bomb kills eight people: police

• Insight: Why did Cypriot banks keep buying Greek bonds?
• Peres invites Pope Francis to Israel
• Iran says use of chemical arms by anyone in Syria is "red line"
• Bomb in central Damascus kills five: Syrian Observatory group
• Palestinian kills Israeli settler in West Bank
• Italian reporter in Syria missing for 20 days: newspaper
• Egypt pulls out of talks to protest Middle East nuclear arms
• Car bombs, shootings kill 23 across Iraq
• Netanyahu says Iran hasn't crossed nuclear "red line"
• Car bomb blasts kill 18 in Iraqi Shi'ite provinces
• Three car bomb blasts kill 11 in Iraq Shi'ite provinces
• Fighting reported near suspected chemical arms site in Syria
• Senior Egypt officials in Iran for Syria talks
• Analysis: Israeli credibility on line over Iran nuclear challenge
• Militants kill five Iraq soldiers, Sunni protesters form "army"
• Yemen military intelligence official assassinated
• Sudan police break up protest against land sale to Arab investors
• Bombs kill at least 20 across Iraqi capital
• Israeli army breaks up Palestinian march on Jewish settlement
• Syrian refugees denied health care due cash crunch: UNHCR
• Syrian air strikes, shelling batter rebels in Damascus suburbs
• New German anti-euro party could enter parliament, poll suggests
• Lebanon dragged in as Hezbollah joins Syria war
• Canadian train plot suspects caused unease with extreme views
• Israeli military says it shoots down drone from Lebanon
• WTO set for Latin American boss, Brazil and Mexico vie for job
• Brazil's Azevedo, Mexico's Blanco in duel for WTO top job
• U.S. believes Syrian government used some chemical weapons: Hagel
• Israel shoots down drone from Lebanon: Israeli military
• Syria rebels launch attack in central Hama after months of calm
• At least 10 Iraq policemen killed in clashes with militants: sources
• Egyptian judges accuse Mursi backers of attacking their independence
• Syrian army seizes strategic town near capital