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Hirschfeld said Israelis opposed to annexation have an obligation to push back.
Group of Israelis fight to keep Jordan Valley Palestinian
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The Saudi Cup, expected to attract about 10,000 spectators, takes place at the King Abdulaziz Racetrack on February 29
Saudi Arabia to host world’s richest horse race extravaganza
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Iranians wait to get prescription drugs at the state-run "13 Aban" pharmacy in Tehran
Ailing Iranians suffer due to lack of medical supplies
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Darra's children huddle on a carpet around a tray covered in small bowls of hummus and dried oregano
Syrians live underground to avoid bombs
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1,500 service members from the armies of 34 African and partner training nations have assembled for the Flintlock exercises in Senegal and Mauritania
Mauritania is winning fight against Sahel jihadism
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The owner of a falcon holds the bird of prey in front of the Abu Dhabi Falcon Hospital
Falcon hospital a modern window into Emirati tradition
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Millions of children are cornered in an ever shrinking enclave as aid groups warn of an unprecedented humanitarian emergency.
Life boils down to bombs and fear for Syrian children
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The cave was a pivotal site for mid-20th century archaeology
Iraqi cave unearths new Neanderthal ritual clues
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The fortress is an ideal film setting, located a short distance from the studios of Ouarzazate, the "Mecca" of Moroccan cinema.
Morocco fortress village hopes to draw 'Game of Thrones' fans
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Until just a few years ago religious police would chase and hit women for infractions like wearing nail polish
New era sees Saudi women free to light up in public
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Skoura oasis
Drought threatens Morocco's Skoura oasis
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The factory relies on chocolate from as far as Argentina, sugar from African countries and dried eggs from the Netherlands
Gazans clamour for locally made sweets
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Turkish-Cypriot Hasan Siber and Greek-Cypriot Alexandros Philippides, founders of Coliveoil, walk in an olive grove in the village Mora
Olive oil 'for peace' in divided Cyprus
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"Even this was once unthinkable -- a woman sitting next to an unrelated man"
Young Saudis seek love in more open dating culture
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The site in Inshas, in the fertile Nile River delta north of the Egyptian capital, employs dozens of men
Charcoal workers fuel Egypt's love for shisha pipes
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A wedding dress is seen in the destroyed window of a bridal shop in a damaged building in Balyun in Syria's Idlib province
War rocks the Middle East, but love must go on
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