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  1. Limits on Palestinians living with Israeli spousesRead the original story w/Photo

    Wednesday Jun 12 | KOLD-TV Tucson

    When Israeli Arabs search for a spouse, they don't just worry about looks, job prospects or future in-laws.

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  2. More polio virus traces detected in IsraelRead the original story

    Wednesday Jun 12 | The Times of Israel

    Sample taken from sewage in Kiryat Gat and Ashdod reveals new trace of paralyzing disease, but ministry says no cause for alarm The Bedouin settlement of Rahat, southern Israel, where polio was detected in April 2013 in samples from sewage water.

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  3. Egypt seizes smuggled iron in Gaza tunnel areaRead the original story w/Photo

    Wednesday Jun 12 | Ma'an News Agency

    Egyptian military forces in Rafah raided the border area surrounding the Gaza Strip and seized control of four tunnels loaded with iron bound for the Gaza Strip.

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  4. Gaza farmers: Exports to Israel could improve tiesRead the original story w/Photo

    Wednesday Jun 12 | Jerusalem Post

    "We are not political people; we are economic people," a Gazan farmer tells the 'Post'; "We are neighbors," says another.

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  5. Limits on Palestinians living with Israeli spousesRead the original story w/Photo

    Wednesday Jun 12 | Washington Examiner

    When Israeli Arabs search for a spouse, they don't just worry about looks, job prospects or future in-laws.

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  6. Gaza kids play 'kidnap Israeli soldier' in summer campRead the original story w/Photo

    Wednesday Jun 12 | Ynetnews

    In a somewhat unorthodox summer camp in the Gaza Strip , children aged between six and 16 picked up AK-47s and engaged in a series of quasi-military drills, including a lively game of "kidnap an Israeli soldier" in the sand dunes of Rafah .

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  7. Made in Gaza: Breaking the SiegeRead the original story

    Wednesday Jun 12 | Dissident Voice

    The builders of Gaza's Ark hope to bring Gazan goods to the world. The latest plan to try to break the illegal siege of Gaza, according to organizer Michael Coleman at Sunday's press conference in the port of Gaza, is to refurbish their very second-hand fishing boat, fill it with Gazan products and sail to another Mediterranean port, like any ... (more)

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  8. Gaza kids play ‘Kidnap Israeli Soldier’ in summer campRead the original story

    Wednesday Jun 12 | Free Republic

    In a somewhat unorthodox summer camp in the Gaza Strip, children aged between six and 16 picked up AK-47s and engaged in a series of quasi-military drills, including a lively game of 'kidnap an Israeli soldier' in the sand dunes of Rafah.

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  9. Source: Egyptians deployed to deter smuggling at RafaRead the original story

    Wednesday Jun 12 | Jerusalem Post

    Egyptian forces deployed Tuesday along the Rafa crossing between Egypt and Gaza remained on Wednesday in a bid to crack down on smuggling through underground passageways, Palestinian news agency Ma'an cited a secuirty source as saying.

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  10. 'Temporary' ban on Palestinians living in Israel with spouses now in its 10th yearRead the original story w/Photo

    Wednesday Jun 12 | Canada.com

    In this Aug. 13, 2010 file photo, a Palestinian woman crosses the Kalandia checkpoint between Jerusalem and the West Bank city of Ramallah.

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  11. Photographer Collection: Eman Mohammed in the Gaza StripRead the original story

    Tuesday Jun 11 | Denver Post

    "Female photojournalists can't be found in Gaza. It's a war zone and the nature of news is mostly violence," says Eman Mohammed, a 25-year-old Palestinian journalist, wife and mother who lives in the Gaza Strip and knows all to well about the struggles women face in the Israeli-occupied territory.

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  12. Does Israel Meet The Quartet Conditions?Read the original story w/Photo

    Tuesday Jun 11 | TheDailyBeast.com

    Like many of his predecessors, Secretary of State John Kerry is currently working tirelessly in an effort to restart a peace process between Israelis and Palestinians.

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  13. UN rights envoy vows to stay on after anti-Israel remarksRead the original story w/Photo

    Tuesday Jun 11 | Jerusalem Post

    The United Nations human rights investigator for the Palestinian territories said on Tuesday he would not resign and accused critics of calling him as anti-Semitic to divert attention from his scrutiny of Israeli policies.

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  14. Richard Falk Vows To Stay On in United Nations Post Despite CriticismRead the original story w/Photo

    Tuesday Jun 11 | Forward

    The United Nations human rights investigator for the Palestinian territories said on Tuesday he would not resign and accused critics of calling him anti-Semitic to divert attention from his scrutiny of Israeli policies.

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  15. How Mercy Corps is incubating technology and Middle East peaceRead the original story

    Tuesday Jun 11 | Business Journal

    Just this week it teamed with the nonprofit tech booster Startup Weekend to host Tech4Change in Portland, an event that brought together teams to build a business around a pressing social change.

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  16. Israel tanks cross into central GazaRead the original story w/Photo

    Tuesday Jun 11 | Ma'an News Agency

    Israeli military vehicles on Tuesday crossed 10 meters into the Gaza Strip east of Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip, witnesses said.

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  17. Gaza's viability at stake: UN...Read the original story

    Monday Jun 10 | The Peninsula

    GENEVA: A United Nations human rights investigator accused Israel yesterday of imposing collective punishment on 1.75 million Palestinians living in the Gaza Strip and said that the enclave's viability was at stake.

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  18. UN rights envoy: Gaza's viability at stakeRead the original story

    Monday Jun 10 | Ynetnews

    A United Nations human rights investigator accused Israel on Monday of imposing collective punishment on 1.75 million Palestinians living in the Gaza Strip and said that the enclave's viability was at stake.

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  19. EU slams Falk's Israel report as biased at UNHRC sessionRead the original story w/Photo

    Monday Jun 10 | Jerusalem Post

    UN Human Rights Council special rapporteur attacks Israel's actions in Gaza, calls for investigatory c'tee into its treatment of Palestinian prisoners; EU "concerned that parts of report include political considerations."

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  20. Israel pays families of Palestinians killed in '05 Gaza bombingRead the original story

    Monday Jun 10 | United Jewish Federation of Tidewater

    Israel paid compensation to the families of two Palestinian workers killed in 2005 by Hamas rockets fired on a Jewish settlement in the Gaza Strip.

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