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Israeli ultra-Orthodox party leaves government over conscription bill

Israeli ultra-Orthodox party leaves government over conscription bill

  • Ultra-Orthodox parties have argued that a bill to exempt yeshiva students was a key promise in their agreement to join the coalition in late 2022
By Reuters ·
More than 100 migrants freed in Libya after being held captive by gang, officials say

More than 100 migrants freed in Libya after being held captive by gang, officials say

By Reuters ·
Mediators working to bridge gaps in faltering Gaza truce talks photos

Mediators working to bridge gaps in faltering Gaza truce talks

By AFP ·
Paramilitary attack kills 48 in central Sudan village: war monitor

Paramilitary attack kills 48 in central Sudan village: war monitor

By AFP ·
Two drones fell in Khurmala oilfield in Iraqi Kurdistan, counter-terrorism service says

Two drones fell in Khurmala oilfield in Iraqi Kurdistan, counter-terrorism service says

By Reuters ·
Israeli forces fatally shoot 20-year-old Palestinian man near Jenin

Israeli forces fatally shoot 20-year-old Palestinian man near Jenin

By Arab News ·
Iraq plans to build 10 dams to harvest desert rains, as drought displaces 10,000 families in Dhi Qar

Iraq plans to build 10 dams to harvest desert rains, as drought displaces 10,000 families in Dhi Qar

By Arab News ·
Iraqis face difficult return from Syria camp for Daesh families

Iraqis face difficult return from Syria camp for Daesh families

By AFP ·
Palestinians react as they ask for food from a charity kitchen, amid a hunger crisis, in Gaza City, July 14, 2025. (Reuters)

Egypt says Israel-EU agreement has not increased aid to Gaza

By Reuters ·
Special Lebanese army shuts illegal crossings along border with Syria

Lebanese army shuts illegal crossings along border with Syria

By NAJIA HOUSSARI ·
The seized materials are now in the custody of the security agencies. (AFP file photo)

Lebanese army destroys major captagon and crystal meth lab, seals off tunnel

By NAJIA HOUSSARI ·
Last week, regional authorities announced that more than 30% of Kurdistan region now had 24-hour, state-provided electricity.

One killed as Iraqi Kurds protest power cuts

By AFP ·
Syria government forces take over Druze village in south

Syria government forces take over Druze village in south

By AFP ·

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Israeli ultra-Orthodox party leaves government over conscription bill
Israeli ultra-Orthodox party leaves government over conscription bill
More than 100 migrants freed in Libya after being held captive by gang, officials say
More than 100 migrants freed in Libya after being held captive by gang, officials say
What to know about the Grand Canyon as wildfires burn, claiming a historic lodge
What to know about the Grand Canyon as wildfires burn, claiming a historic lodge
Thomas Massie, GOP congressman who broke with Trump, reports strong fundraising
Thomas Massie, GOP congressman who broke with Trump, reports strong fundraising
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Mediators working to bridge gaps in faltering Gaza truce talks

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