Ownership of Contested Hebron Settler Homes Could Take 'Years' to Sort Out
Documents indicate buildings, which settlers moved into last week, was purchased from Arab owners in 2008 and then transferred to company owned by former Shin Bet agent.
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- Al Jazeera crew abducted in Yemen released (DPA)
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- Former Ivory Coast president to appear for trial at ICC (AP)
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- Mass grave in Iraq's Ramadi holds at least 40 ISIS victims (Reuters)
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- Oregon occupation leader urges remaining protesters to go home (Reuters)
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- UN's Ban rejects Netanyahu's criticism of his comments, saying 'count on me to speak up' (Reuters)
- Obama at Holocaust memorial: In face of rising anti-Semitism, we are all Jews (Haaretz)
- France denies reports it asked EU to consider new Iran sanctions (Reuters)
- Israeli seriously wounded in stabbing attack outside Jerusalem; assailant captured (Haaretz)
- UN: Number of Syria's besieged communities rises to 18 (AP)
- Netanyahu: We're not responsible for deterioration in relations with Turkey (Haaretz)
- France wants more Iran sanctions, officials say (AP)
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