The landmark murder and corruption trial of ousted Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak entered its final day of hearings on Wednesday, with the judge expected to announce the date of the verdict.
Mubarak trial enters last day before verdict
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Syria shelling of Homs kills 2 Western journalists
A French photojournalist and a prominent American war correspondent working for a British newspaper were killed Wednesday by Syrian shelling of the opposition stronghold Homs as President Bashar Assad’s regime escalated its attacks on rebel bases by strafing from helicopter gunships, activists said.
IDF defers Iron Dome deployment in TA
Military temporarily suspends planned positioning of Iron Dome battery in central Israel, reassigns it back to southern sector
FM: Attempts to extend Tal Law pointless
Lieberman notes any variation on Tal Law will be formulated in coordination with yeshiva heads. ‘There’s no contradiction between Torah, national effort,’ he says
No deal with Iran on way forward: IAEA
The UN atomic agency said Wednesday that “intensive efforts” by its team visiting Iran on the way forward failed, and that they were denied access to a key military site.
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Jordan’s king blames Israel for deadlocked peace
King Abdullah II on Tuesday blamed Israel for deadlocked Mideast peacemaking in a meeting with U.S. Jewish leaders, the official Petra News Agency said.
Syria forces ‘kill 58 civilians,’ Red Cross calls truce
Syrian forces killed 58 civilians Tuesday as they blitzed the city of Homs and a village in Idlib province, monitors said, as the Red Cross sought a truce to deliver aid and the UN demanded access for humanitarian workers.