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GLOBAL: Cyclones, storms and hurricanes
web | Photo: UNOSAT JOHANNESBURG, 21 August 2008 (IRIN) - One symptom of climate change is more severe tropical cyclones, hurricanes and typhoons, featuring in the headlines more often. | What is a tr... (photo: WN / John Sahid)

Palestinian children attend classes at a United Nations school in the Shati refugee camp

Gaza Israel Mideast Palestine Photos

IRINnews
ISRAEL-OPT: Palestinians return to school despite hardships
web | Photo: Shabtai Gold/IRIN RAMALLAH, 21 August 2008 (IRIN) - As one million Palestinian children in the West Bank and Gaza Strip prepare to return to school next week, UN agencies and the Palestin... (photo: AP / Khalil Hamra)

The Kerem Shalom border crossing between Israel and the Gaza Strip is seen closed, Wednesday, June 25, 2008. Gaza militants fired three rockets into southern Israel Tuesday, lightly wounding two Israelis. It was the first attack since the truce took effect last Thursday. Israel responded by closing Gaza's border crossings, which are used to deliver food and basic supplies into the area

The News & Observer
Gaza travellers hit by passport shortage
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip - Gaza's 1.4 million Palestinians, already largely confined to their narrow strip of land by Israeli and Egyptian border closures, face a new travel restriction: The Hamas admini... (photo: AP / Ariel Schalit)
Gaza Mideast Palestine Passport Photos

The Boston Globe
Top Israeli candidate wants unity government
| JERUSALEM—The politician with perhaps the best chance to replace Israel's embattled prime minister on Thursday called for a unity government to pursue the creation of a Palestinian state livin... (photo: (AP Photo/Olivier Fitoussi) / AP)
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IRINnews
IRAQ: Health Ministry cracks down on illegal medicines
web | Photo: IRIN BAGHDAD, 20 August 2008 (IRIN) - Iraq's Health Ministry is leading a crackdown on expired and illegally imported medicines which have flooded the Iraqi ... (photo: WN / Janice Sabnal)
Drugs Health Iraq Photos Society

Arab News
Family politics and the new Gaza crisis
| Ramzy Baroud I Arab News | YET more haunting images of blindfolded, stripped down Palestinian men being contemptuously dragged by soldiers in uniform from one place to ... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb)
Fatah Gaza Hamas Photos Politics

The SS Free Gaza at port in Crete, 10th August, 2008.

WorldNews.com
SS Free Gaza And SS Liberty Arrive In Larnaca, Cyprus
At 8:30 am Cyprus time, the Free Gaza and the Liberty rounded the last corner of this lovely island, escorted by the Cypriot Coast Guard, and pulled into the Northern sid... (photo: Free Gaza)
Cyprus Gaza Human Rights Israel Photos

Palestinian masked militants from the Islamic Jihad Movement show a piece of an Israeli tank damaged by a militant´s road bomb, as they celebrate after an Israeli withdrawal October 17, 2007 in Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip. Hamas gunman Hazem A

Middle East Online
Israel warns humanitarian activists over Gaza
ATHENS - Israel has warned a group of humanitarian activists sailing for the Gaza Strip to break a year-long blockade to steer clear of the territory, the Israeli embassy... (photo: WN / ahmeddeeb)
Gaza Human Rights Israel Issues Photos

US Secretary of State, Condoleeza Rice, has met Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas in the West Bank centre of Ramallah to discuss the peace process with Israel. Dr Rice says Mr Abbas has impressed Washington because he has renounced violence. Their meeti

Bahrain Tribune
Israel publishes list of 199 to be freed
JERUSALEM (Reuters) | The longest-serving Palestinian prisoner in Israel was included in an official list yesterday of 199 people due to be released next week in a declar... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb)
Israel Jerusalem Palestinian Photos Prisoner

Mideast News

	GLOBAL: Cyclones, storms and hurricanes IRINnews
	ISRAEL-OPT: Palestinians return to school despite hardships IRINnews
	JORDAN: New study could lead to a cleaner city of Zarqa IRINnews

Israel

	Gaza travellers hit by passport shortage The News & Observer
	Top Israeli candidate wants unity government The Boston Globe
	19 migrants killed at border News24

Ramallah

	Gaza travellers hit by passport shortage The News & Observer
	Family politics and the new Gaza crisis Arab News
	Israeli absence sprouts hope for Jenin's future The Australian

Intifada

Book depicts Palestinian struggle in Israel

Mahmoud Darwish's translator is honoured

Israeli absence sprouts hope for Jenin's future

Program helps open world to Mideast teens

Family Politics and the New Gaza Crisis

Chronicling the story of Greater Palestine's rappers

Refugees

ISRAEL-OPT: Palestinians return to school despite hardships

Authorities allow Palestinian refugees to get ID cards

Roaming freely through a land of obstacles

Israeli absence sprouts hope for Jenin's future

Blood of their blood

The Voice of Mahmoud Darwish

Politics

Business & Economy

	Apocalypse later
	Top Israeli candidate wants unity government
	Top Israeli candidate wants unity government
	Top contender for Israeli premiership calls for unity govern
	Top Israeli candidate wants unity government
	Top Israeli candidate wants unity government

Top Israeli candidate wants unity government

	IRAQ: Health Ministry cracks down on illegal medicines
	Bad news from Mindanao
	Draft ministerial statement as submitted to the Lebanese Par
	Phone firm steps in to help pay wages
	Inside the peace corps of the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra
	IRAQ: Increased oil revenues to fund housing scheme for the

IRAQ: Health Ministry cracks down on illegal medicines

Terror

Society & Education

	Absent the state, watch new pacts arise
	Comedy show plays on Danes' fears of Islam and terrorism
	Making a caricature of a nation's fears
	Salafism: a small movement making big waves in Lebanon
	Reining In Iran
	Is perpetual war our future?

Reactor building of Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant is seen, Sunday, Feb. 26, 2006. Iran's nuclear chief said Sunday that Tehran had agreed in principle on Moscow's offer to host Iran's uranium enrichment program, Russian news reports said.

Reining In Iran

	ISRAEL-OPT: Palestinians return to school despite hardships
	God's warriors are multiplying, for our foul luck
	Absent the state, watch new pacts arise
	Open border for Gaza students
	Chart-topping single smacks of controversy
	Development march under Khalifa

ISRAEL-OPT: Palestinians return to school despite hardships

Culture & Religion

Islam Women

	Top Israeli candidate wants unity government
	Top Israeli candidate wants unity government
	Top Israeli candidate wants unity government
	Top contender for Israeli premiership calls for unity govern
	Top Israeli Candidate Wants Unity Government
	Top Israeli candidate wants unity government

Family politics and the new Gaza crisis

	What really scares the MILF . . .
	Veteran campaigning Labour MP Anne Cryer to step down at nex
	Nigerian faces death for 86 wives
	Of suffrage and insufferable sexism
	A marriage of convenience will not do
	Man seeks blessing, dies

Bacterial outbreak sparks deli meat recall

Sport

Entertainment &Arts

	IOC comments on Iran-Israel swimming controversy
	Iran Open West Asian Cup With Palestine Win
	Iran vs Palestine
	Yasir Arafat joins KKR
	Arafat joins Kolkata Knight Riders
	For Jerusalem Palestinians, home not always home

Iran's Mohammad Alirezaei swims to win the Men's 50 m Breaststroke gold medal at the Hamad Aquatic Center during 3rd West Asian Games Friday Dec. 2, 2005 in Doha, Qatar.

IOC comments on Iran-Israel swimming controversy

	Another view
	Cartoons offer comic relief for Sharjah drivers in a jam
	Youthful orchestra matures
	Roaming freely in a land of restraints
	Sandler's Egyptian no-show
	Jimmy Carter: Man From Plains

Former President Jimmy Carter speaks during a news conference at the New Baptist Covenant meeting in Atlanta, Ga., in this Feb. 1, 2008, file photo. Speaking to local reporters Wednesday, April 3, 2008, on a trip to Nigeria, the former Democratic president noted that Barack Obama had won his home state of Georgia and his hometown of Plains. "As a superdelegate, I would not disclose who I am rooting for, but I leave you to make that guess," Carter told the journalists, leaving little doubt this week about who he'd like to see in the White House next yea

Jimmy Carter: Man From Plains

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