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Daily Digest for May 31st

Posted on 31 May, 2012 by Mohammed
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Posted Baghdad bombings kill at least seven. Posted Iraq opens energy auction finale with two deals. Shared Americans kidnapped in Egypt’s Sinai released. Americans kidnapped in Egypt’s Sinai released Posted Americans kidnapped in Egypt’s Sinai released. Shared Israel hands over … Continue reading →

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Israeli left-wing NGOs split on accepting Madonna’s invite to Tel Aviv show

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Tel Aviv buzzing as Madonna kicks off MDNA world tour

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US pop icon Madonna was poised to hit the stage in Tel Aviv later Thursday to launch a hotly anticipated world tour spanning 30 countries and 86 concert dates to promote her new MDNA album.

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Israel hands over remains of Palestinian militants

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Israel on Thursday handed over to the Palestinian government the remains of 91 militants who had been killed while carrying out suicide bombings and other attacks in an effort to renew long-stalled peace talks.

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Americans kidnapped in Egypt’s Sinai released

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Two American tourists kidnapped in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula by Bedouin tribesman were released on Thursday after less than 24 hours in captivity, security and government officials told AFP.

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Iraq opens energy auction finale with two deals

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Iraq on Thursday opened the last day of a landmark sale of energy exploration blocks by awarding two contracts, already better than a poor start that dampened its hopes of cementing its role as key global supplier.

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Baghdad bombings kill at least seven

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A spate of bombings in Baghdad on Thursday killed at least seven people and wounded several more, security and medical officials said.

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Daily Digest for May 30th

Posted on 30 May, 2012 by Mohammed
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Shared Qatar orders arrests after deadly mall fire. Qatar orders arrests after deadly mall fire Shared Western nations expel Syrian envoys over massacre. Western nations expel Syrian envoys over massacre Posted 1,600-year-old mosaic at Israeli synagogue damaged. Posted Iraq offers … Continue reading →

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