Arab Teens Seek Jerusalem ID
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Despite anger over Israeli policy, counterterrorism operations, Arab teens in Jerusalem are eager for Israeli ID cards.
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Controversial IDF Colonel Resumes Teaching
Attorney Pnina Sharvit-Baruch resumed teaching a course in international law, despite opposition.
Netanyahu may become Finance ‘Super-Minister’
PM-designate to oversee Finance Ministry and appoint a leading businessman to run the ministry. Lieberman wants independence as Foreign Minister.
Obama to Beef Up PA Army
The Obama administration intends to strengthen Palestinian Authority forces and help build them into an emerging army it hopes will fight terror.
US officer ‘stole Iraq aid funds’
A US army captain is charged with stealing nearly $700,000 intended for Iraq and Afghan relief efforts.
Britain to Resume Talking With Hezbollah
The move comes four years after Britain broke off its relationship with the militant group in Lebanon and moved to align with the United States.
Clinton Wants to Include Iran in Afghan Talks
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Israeli and Turkish Foreign Ministers Meet in Brussels
FM Livni met with her Turkish counterpart, Ali Babacan, in an effort to reconcile the two governments following months of diplomatic tension.