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In this March 30, 2012 file picture FIFA President Sepp Blatter gestures during a press conference at the FIFA headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland. FIFA President Sepp Blatter defended his role in a World Cup kickbacks scandal

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The Guardian
Israel must ease travel for Palestinian players - Blatter
By Ali Sawafta | RAMALLAH, West Bank, July 7 (Reuters) - FIFA president Sepp Blatter told Palestinian sports leaders on Sunday that he would speak to Israeli officials to try to ease travel restrictio... (photo: AP / Anja Niedringhaus)

Palestinians filling plastic bottles and jerry cans with drinking water from a public tap at the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) headquarters in the southern Gaza Strip refugee camp of Rafah on January 28, 2013. The Israeli blockade on Gaza has made life more difficult for the inhabitants of the camp. Unemployment levels have increased dramatically, with a large proportion of the residents relying on UNRWA's nutritional and financial assistance.Photo by Ahmed Deeb / WN

Gaza Palestinians Photos Water Wikipedia: Gaza Strip

The Independent
The water is running out in Gaza: Humanitarian catastrophe looms as territory's only aquifer fails
The Gaza Strip, a tiny wedge of land jammed between Israel, Egypt and the Mediterranean sea, is heading inexorably into a water crisis that the United Nations says could make the Palestinian enclave u... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb)

Palestinian kids watching singer Mohammad Assaf on a TV monitor in the Rafah refugee camp, southern Gaza on June 14, 2013. Mohammed Assaf is a Palestinian singer who is currently participating in the talent show Arab Idol on Saudi Arabia's MBC Photo by Ahmed Deeb / WN

New Straits/Business Times
Palestinian joy as Gaza singer wins Arab Idol
GAZA CITY, Palestinian Territories: Tens of thousands of jubilant Palestinians celebrated into the early hours of Sunday after a 23-year-old Gazan singer won the prestigious Arab Idol tale... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb)
Arab Idol Entertainment Gaza Photos Wikipedia: Mohammed Assaf

Palestinian kids watching singer Mohammad Assaf on a TV monitor in the Rafah refugee camp, southern Gaza on June 14, 2013. Mohammed Assaf is a Palestinian singer who is currently participating in the talent show Arab Idol on Saudi Arabia's MBC Photo by Ahmed Deeb / WN

BBC News
Palestinians back Mohammed Assaf to win Arab Idol final
In a crowded open-air coffee shop in Gaza City excitement builds with the opening credits and catchy theme tune for the television talent show Arab Idol which is being shown on big screens. | There is... (photo: WN / Ahmed Deeb)
Arab Idol Gaza Palestinians Photos Wikipedia: Mohammed Assaf

In this Friday, April 12, 2013 photo, members of the Lebanese pro-Syrian Popular Committees stand guard at the Lebanon-Syria border, near the northeastern Lebanese town of al-Qasr, Lebanon.

Scoop
Hezbollah’s Palestinian problem………and vice versa
Saturday, 22 June 2013, 11:53 am | Article: Franklin Lamb | Hezbollah’s Palestinian problem………and vice versa | Franklin Lamb | Beirut | Many Lebanese and Syrian s... (photo: AP / Bilal Hussein)
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	Russia: Syrian rebels made, used sarin nerve gas STL Today
	Egypt crisis stirs wide debate on democracy's hold The Miami Herald
	The myth of the 1,400 year Sunni-Shia war Al Jazeera

United Nations

	Kerry plans return to Middle East after visit yields no deal Swissinfo
	Kerry squeezes in more talks at end of Mideast mission Reuters
	The water is running out in Gaza: Humanitarian catastrophe looms as territory's only aquifer fails The Independent

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	Israel must ease travel for Palestinian players - Blatter The Guardian
	Gunmen attack Sinai checkpoints close to Israel border Reuters
	Ultra-Orthodox Jews To Serve In Israeli Military; Law Approved By Israeli Cabinet Huffington Post

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More laws introduced to toughen fight on corruption

China: It's the consumerism not the communism

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Lone feminist calls out Islamic misogyny

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In the spotlight again

In this photograph made on Thursday, June 27, 2013, Israeli Deputy Minister of Defense Dani Danon speaks during an interview to the Associated Press in his office in Tel Aviv, Israel. Danny Danon says he has no problem with his party leader, Israels prime minister _ so long as he doesn't make peace. The ambitious deputy defense minister isnt a household name internationally yet, but at home he has emerged as an unlikely opponent to Benjamin Netanyahu and his strongest opposition within the hawkish ruling Likud Part

Hawkish Israeli Legislator Wins Key Party Position

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry speaks about his trip to the Middle East during a news conference in Tel Aviv, Israel on Sunday, June 30, 2013. Kerry engaged in breakneck shuttle diplomacy to coax Israel and the Palestinians back into peace talks over a four-day span with multiple trips to Jordan and Israel and a stop in the West Bank town of Ramallah.

Kerry plans return to Middle East after visit yields no deal

Palestinians filling plastic bottles and jerry cans with drinking water from a public tap at the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) headquarters in the southern Gaza Strip refugee camp of Rafah on January 28, 2013. The Israeli blockade on Gaza has made life more difficult for the inhabitants of the camp. Unemployment levels have increased dramatically, with a large proportion of the residents relying on UNRWA's nutritional and financial assistance.Photo by Ahmed Deeb / WN

The water is running out in Gaza: Humanitarian catastrophe looms as territory's only aquifer fails

Netanyahu Names Key Adviser as Ambassador to U.S. The New York Times
FIFA President Sepp Blatter: Israel has pledged help on Pale The Washington Post
Morsi’s ouster a ‘nightmare’ for Hamas rulers in Gaza Stars and Stripes
Kerry’s Mideast strategy: One problem at a time New York Post Online
FIFA president promotes peace between Israel, Palestine Newsday
Operation Exodus: The Snowden Accompaniment Flytilla to Poli Huffington Post
Hamas shaken and cautious after Egyptian upheaval Daily Press
Egypt's political unrest causes regional concern BBC News
Confronting anti-black racism in the Arab world Al Jazeera
Death by 'security': Israel's services in Latin Al Jazeera
FIFA President Sepp Blatter pledges help for Palestinian soc The Washington Post
Blatter promises help for Palestinian team The Times Of India
No easy answer to question of Mideast peace Boston Herald
Lebanese film The Attack falls foul of Israel ban BBC News
Egypt’s New Leaders Press Media to Muzzle Dissent The New York Times
The 10 best Arab films The Guardian
On Hamas, Fatah and the Squandered Years: When �Unity� Loses Middle East Online
Egypt Crisis Finds Washington Ambivalent and Aloof The New York Times
Violence erupts in Egypt as Morsi backers rally; at least 30 The Los Angeles Times
Morsi's ouster fuels debate on U.S. policy on the Mideas The Los Angeles Times

In this photograph made on Thursday, June 27, 2013, Israeli Deputy Minister of Defense Dani Danon speaks during an interview to the Associated Press in his office in Tel Aviv, Israel. Danny Danon says he has no problem with his party leader, Israels prime minister _ so long as he doesn't make peace. The ambitious deputy defense minister isnt a household name internationally yet, but at home he has emerged as an unlikely opponent to Benjamin Netanyahu and his strongest opposition within the hawkish ruling Likud Part

Hawkish Israeli Legislator Wins Key Party Position

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu chairs the weekly cabinet meeting in his Jerusalem offices, Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013. Israel's president formally asked Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

Israeli leader signals readiness to compromise

New Palestinian Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah attends his first meeting of the new government cabinet in the West Bank city of Ramallah, Tuesday, June 11, 2013.

Palestinian Prime Minister Resigns After 2 Weeks in Office

Palestinian to launch $10 million Arabic online encyclopedia Daily Press
Monday, July 15 Palm Beach Post
Economies robust despite tensions Independent online
Kuwait will never trade with Israel: MP The Examiner
Egyptian President Morsi's tumultuous year in power The Los Angeles Times
Hawkish Israeli Legislator Wins Key Party Position The New York Times
News analysis: Kerry leaves Mideast empty handed but with fo Xinhua
King of the ashes in Egypt Al Jazeera
Frequent border closures add to Gaza gas woes IRINnews
Palestinians mull 'economic peace' plan BBC News
Egypt's Security Clampdown Disrupts Gaza Smuggling The New York Times
Israeli leader signals readiness to compromise The News & Observer
Could peace in Middle East bring Palestinians prosperity? BBC News
Unattainable peace... Scoop
Presidential Rule by Deception: Obama, the Master Con-man The People's Voice
The Not-So-Bright Future of Palestine's Class of 2013 The Daily Beast
Tony Blair's empire mixes business and philanthropy The Guardian
Palestinian Prime Minister Resigns After 2 Weeks in Office The New York Times
Palestinian Prime Minister Resigns After 2 Weeks in Office Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Vandalism Fails to Shake Coexistence in Arab Town The New York Times

The Western Wall, or Wailing Wall is what is left of the Temple Mount where Jewish come to mourn the destruction of their Holy Temple by the Romans under Titus, in the year 70. It is Judaism most sacred site

Western, Wailing Wall or Bloody Wall?

This citizen journalism image provided by Aleppo Revolution Against Assad's Regime which has been authenticated based on its contents and other AP reporting, shows dead bodies on a street in Aleppo, Syria Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2013.

Syria Death Toll: 100,000 Killed In War, Syrian Observatory for Human Rights Says

Confronting anti-black racism in the Arab world Al Jazeera
Egypt’s New Leaders Press Media to Muzzle Dissent The New York Times
Egypt Crisis Finds Washington Ambivalent and Aloof The New York Times
Violence erupts in Egypt as Morsi backers rally; at least 30 The Los Angeles Times
'Progressives' shocked: One of their own a Nazi? WorldNetDaily
Kerry's Shuttle Diplomacy Excludes Peace in Our Time The People's Voice
A Look at Egypt's Political Standoff The New York Times
Israelis and Palestinians downbeat as Kerry extends peace bi Swissinfo
Syrian army launches major offensive on Homs France24
200+ crimes & dishonorable acts demanding US leadership The Examiner
Kerry steps up shuttle talks with Abbas and Netanyahu Swissinfo
Palestine: Popular Discontent Could Result In Violence Scoop
Israel Subjecting Palestinian Prisoners to Abusive Detention Scoop
Israel subjecting Palestinian prisoners to 'abusive' d United Nations
Western, Wailing Wall or Bloody Wall? WorldNews.com
Syria Death Toll: 100,000 Killed In War, Syrian Observatory Huffington Post
Richard Falk: Speaking Truth to Power The People's Voice
Demand Freedom for the Children of Palestine Scoop
humanitarian news and analysis IRINnews
Why China might be a better superpower Al Jazeera

Joanna Lumley, a British actress and a pro-Gurkha activist, listens to a reporter's question during a news conference in central London, Thursday May 7, 2009.

Joanna Lumley tells school pupils: Don't go on the dole

File - Hassan Rouhani in Mashhad, Iran.

Can Rouhani solve 'the Iran nuclear issue'?

Morsi’s ouster a ‘nightmare’ for Hamas rulers in Gaza Stars and Stripes
Morsi’s ouster a ‘nightmare’ for Hamas The State
Morsi’s ouster a ‘nightmare’ for Hamas Lexington Herald-Leader
The silence of the Brotherhood New York Post Online
Kerry’s Mideast strategy: One problem at a time New York Post Online
Egypt coup: as it happened The Daily Telegraph
Egypt's interim president announces election timetable The Daily Telegraph
Canada train crash: fire fighters cut brakes due to engine f The Daily Telegraph
Morsi’s ouster a ‘nightmare’ for Hamas The Tribune San Luis Obispo
Morsi’s ouster a ‘nightmare’ for Hamas The News & Observer
Morsi’s ouster a ‘nightmare’ for Hamas rulers in Gaza Star Telegram
Charles Saatchi's parting shot at Nigella Lawson, the go The Daily Telegraph
Morsi’s ouster a ‘nightmare’ for Hamas The News Tribune
Morsi’s ouster a ‘nightmare’ for Hamas rulers in Gaza The Charlotte Observer
Future Church of England bishops to be quizzed on their sex The Daily Telegraph
Social media and Obama’s lacking foreign policy The Washington Times
John Kerry at wife's bedside as she recovers from appare The Daily Telegraph
John Kerry at wife's bedside after apparent seizure The Daily Telegraph
Operation Elveden expands to include more newspapers The Daily Telegraph
Cairo clashes: 'I saw both sides shooting at each other The Daily Telegraph

Syrian War Hits Beirut CounterPunch
Confronting anti-black racism in the Arab world Al Jazeera
Abbas visits Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon Middle East Online
The White House Threatens To End Aid if Palestine Joins the Axis of Logic
Israelis and Palestinians downbeat as Kerry extends peace bi Swissinfo
Frequent border closures add to Gaza gas woes IRINnews
For Palestine Al Jazeera
People: James Gandolfini, George Lucas, Mohammed Assaf and N Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
humanitarian news and analysis IRINnews
Why China might be a better superpower Al Jazeera
Stamping Impunity on Israel’s War Crimes Scoop
Arab Idol Winner Assaf Youth Envoy for Palestine Refugees Scoop
UN agency picks ‘Arab Idol’ winner Assaf as firs United Nations
Lebanon clashes rage near mosque Khaleej Times
Mohammed Assaf, My New Palestinian Idol Huffington Post
Lebanon clashes rage near mosque; 16 soldiers dead Khaleej Times
Presidential Rule by Deception: Obama, the Master Con-man The People's Voice
Soaring Temperatures Add To Threats Facing Children in Syria Scoop
Gaza refugee wins historic Arab Idol NZ Herald
The Palestinians' last option: A struggle for equal righ Al Jazeera

File - In this Monday, Oct. 8, 2012 photo taken with a mobile phone, a police officer walks past a burnt out shopping mall in Maiduguri, Nigeria. Nigerian soldiers angry about the killing of an officer razed buildings and shot dead more than 30 civilians Monday in a northeastern city long under siege by a radical Islamist sect.

Islamic Militants Kill 30 In Nigeria School Attack

Liberal economist new Egypt PM, ElBaradei VP The Times Of India
Osama occasionally complained of pain in kidneys, but never The Times Of India
M'sian student tops Kuwaiti exam New Straits/Business Times
The Global Search for Education: Women - Part 4 - Egypt Huffington Post
Jama'atu Nasril Islam Condemns Yobe Students Killings All Africa
In Egypt, student is slain trying to help others The Los Angeles Times
This Week in Comedy: College Humor, Egyptian Comedy, and � Celebrity Café
Egypt's army chief trained at Army War College Stars and Stripes
Yobe school killings: Islamic extremists kill 42 people in N The Examiner
Clashes between Egypt army and Islamists kill at least 54 The Times Of India
School closures in northeastern Nigeria after killings IRINnews
Officer among 51 killed as Islamists try to storm Egypt army The Times Of India
Nigeria's Yobe State Closes Schools To Avoid Attacks By Huffington Post
Nigeria Is a School, Says Outgoing Kuwaiti Envoy All Africa
At least 42 killed in Egypt, Islamists call for uprising The Times Of India
Islamic Militants Kill 30 in Yobe School Attack All Africa
Palestine's Women Head To College The Daily Beast
Ugandan Mission in Egypt Wants Students Evacuated All Africa
Darfuri Student Killed, Four Wounded in Shooting At Nyala Na All Africa
Most Schools Still Closed Following North Darfur Tribal Viol All Africa

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