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Palestinians say ‘oui’ to Paris peace conference after Israel balks
Israel asks France to cancel peace parley, calls for direct talks with PA
Palestinian teen sentenced to 12 years in jail for 2015 terror stabbing
France: Israel should show commitment to peace by attending December parley
Israel’s Heron drone completes first successful mission in Mali
Blue-and-white shuffles things up for Albania clash
Mac TA struggles, still ekes past Ashdod
Haredi hi-tech opens branch in Jerusalem
Fiji Prime Minister visits Jerusalem, meets Netanyahu
Deri: non-Orthodox Jewish streams not Judaism
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Bill banning boycotters from Israel moves forward
Two Israeli documentaries nominated for Cinema Eye Honor
For the love of Jim
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Hapoel Beersheba extends gap at the top
Daimler plans to open R&D center in Tel Aviv
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Maccabi gains members as Leumit loses
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A Jerusalem breath of fresh air
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Knesset bans transfer of Israeli wood scraps to Palestinian Authority
Israel, Turkey to open dialogue about natural gas export
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Obama’s last hurrah
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Luxembourg likens Turkey's treatment of dismissed officials to Nazis
PA Constitutional Court: Abbas has authority to revoke immunity of parliamentarians
ISIS cyber recruiting, financing hits new levels
What does the attack on US soldiers in Jordan mean for Israeli security?
Iran fined for religious coercion of soccer fans
Iran's Khamenei: Americans are 'liars, untrustworthy, deceitful and backstabbers'
Frustrated Europe hopes Clinton win can spur elusive Iran deals
Iran claims to have intel on Israeli-Saudi plot to stir unrest in country
Leaked document shows makeup of an Islamic State fighting unit
ISIS leader Baghdadi reportedly in Mosul, 'followers will fight to death'
What lies ahead at the gates of Mosul?
Iraqi in wheelchair makes risky escape from Islamic State
Latest Trump ad contains prominent Jews in positions of 'global power'
Shabbat Project poised to break new records in some 1,000 cities
Iconic kosher deli founded by Jewish survivor of Titanic goes under
Pennsylvania governor signs anti-BDS legislation
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Israeli invention aims to take smartphones out of family time
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Clinton's charity confirmed Qatari gift while she was Secretary of State
Syrian opposition pins high hopes on Clinton win
Trump adviser slams Clinton campaign over anti-Israel emails
Report: Ivanka Trump fears father's campaign hurts her personal brand
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Second US president John Adams's dream for Israel
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More than 110,000 public servants in Turkey - from soldiers and judges to teachers and journalists - have been detained, suspended or sacked since a failed military coup in July.
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Lebanese athlete was killed Thursday near Aleppo after leaving the soccer field for the battle field.
By BEN LYNFIELD
One of two men aboard the motorcycle was wounded and detained and the second was apprehended.
By REUTERS
In many liberated towns in Iraq, the number of IEDs is so extensive and the lack of mine-clearing experts so few that even a year after liberation, some parts remain unsafe.
By SETH J. FRANTZMAN
Reinstating capital punishment would destroy Turkish relationship with the EU and wreck chances of joining the union.
By KATIE BEITER / THE MEDIA LINE
The Islamic dictatorship requested fans of the national team to sing religious chants and wear black at a World Cup qualifier in October.
By JPOST.COM STAFF
As ISIS battles to retain control over their last stronghold in Iraq, newly leaked document shows just how much of a conventional army it is.
By ANNA AHRONHEIM
Iran and Turkey are engaged in a contest for supremacy in northern Iraq, even as the fight against Islamic State continues.
By JONATHAN SPYER
Hariri's nomination is part of a political deal that resulted in the election of Christian leader Michel Aoun as President, a close ally of the Iran-backed group Hezbollah.
Israel has long seen Iran as its greatest threat and campaigned hard against US-led efforts to strike a nuclear deal with Tehran.
The supreme leader of Iran rejects to notion of further diplomatic talks with Washington in comments marking 1979 siege of the US embassy in Tehran.
"Jews, Christians, Shiite heretics and all nations have allocated their media, all their money, all their equipment, and all their armies to fight against Muslims and jihad fighters in Mosul."
By YASSER OKBI/ MAARIV HASHAVUA
Elections were postponed numerous times since due to Operation Protective Edge in 2014 and internal dysfunction.
With both Russia and Israel carrying out military operations in war-torn Syria, the two nations have implemented a system to coordinate their actions there in order to avoid accidental clashes.
Kurdish official says ISIS leader remained in Iraqi city despite coalition offensive on city.
By HAIM ISROVITCH/MAARIV ONLINE
The imam and three persons whose homes were raided were arrested and brought in for questioning.
Lashing comes after another Saudi prince was executed for murder.
The recent protests in Morocco began with a shocking incident that appeared to pit authorities against a poor citizen just trying to make a living.
Lebanon’s new, pro-Hezbollah president has vowed to ‘release what is left of our lands from Israeli occupation.’
29% of Palestinians—32% in the West Bank and 24% in the Gaza Strip—said they are following the upcoming elections, whereas a whopping 71% of Palestinians said they are not following the elections.
A Clinton victory would be a reassuring signal to Europe.
Assaults on foreign embassies have occurred throughout the Islamic Republic's 37-year history, often harming its diplomatic relations.
Iraq's counter-terrorism forces enter city suburbs as Mosul battle goes more smoothly than predicted, but much lies ahead.
Approximately 2000 PA security forces entered Balata twice in the last ten days to arrest suspects. On both occasions, the security forces encountered armed resistance from residents.
Flanked by their four children, they looked behind them to see if any jihadists were still around to carry out their threats of shooting anyone who tried to flee Islamic State.
Crowds of mostly young Iranians attended the march near the ancient city of Pasargadae in central province of Fars on Friday.
The Lebanese presidency is reserved for a Maronite Christian in the country's sectarian power-sharing system.
By REUTERS,JPOST.COM STAFF,YASSER OKBI/ MAARIV HASHAVUA
ISIS-linked terrorists reportedly planned to attack World Cup qualifying match.
The army's counter-terrorism unit had paused its advance last week after it made ground quicker than forces on other fronts, to allow them to close the gap and get nearer to the city.
Aoun’s impending election is “a political victory for Hezbollah,” said Benedetta Berti, an analyst at the Institute for National Security Studies.
The clashes left two residents and one PA security force injured.
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