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    Line drawn on 'day of resistance' as Israelis protest judicial reforms

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  • Israel strikes Gaza amid growing tensions in the occupied West Bank

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  • Israeli airstrikes on Gaza City after deadly West Bank raid sparks rocket fire

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  • At least 10 Palestinians killed in Nablus after Israeli military raid

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  • Israel demolishes West Bank home of Palestinian attacker

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  • Tens of thousands of Israelis protest Netanyahu's plans to overhaul the judiciary

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  • Several dead and wounded after Jerusalem bus stop attack

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  • Watch: Kids found alive three days after deadly quake

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  • President Erdogan visits Turkish earthquake victims

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  • Syrian children pulled from rubble by earthquake rescue teams

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  • Turkish quake survivors shelter in tents in snowy Malatya

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  • U.S. calls on Palestinians and Israelis to de-escalate tension

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  • Blinken urges Israel-Palestinian calm as violence soars

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  • Explosion at Iranian military facility caused by drone attack, authorities say

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The ruler of the richest country in the world steps down

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In a carefully crafted transition, the Emir of Qatar, Sheik Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, has handed over power to his 33-year-old son. But as Lindsey Hilsum of Britain’s Channel 4 News reports, the new ruler may face a tough job in keeping the tiny Gulf nation at the forefront of regional influence.