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Read More »Israel to enforce ‘security zone’ as heavy fighting continues in southern Lebanon
Israel will enforce a “security zone” in southern Lebanon until such time as a multinational force moves in to control the Lebanese border area, the minister directly responsible for the two-week-long military offensive said yesterday.
Read More »Greenfield: Shuttle diplomacy may hit turbulence
But when it comes to “shuttle diplomacy,” it’s hard to remember any previous mission that came with so many obstacles and burdens.
Read More »Bush, Iraqi PM agree to beef up Baghdad troops
“Obviously the violence in Baghdad is still terrible,” Bush said during a joint White House news conference with Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki. Bush had
Read More »U.N.: Israeli airstrike hits U.N. observer post
The U.N. initially reported that four peacekeepers were dead, but later said there were two dead and two missing.
Read More »Greek protesters topple Truman statue in anti-war
ATHENS (Reuters) – In a move harking back to the U.S. invasion of Iraq, Greek leftists pulled down a statue of former U.S. President
Read More »Rice floats peace plan, sources say
Rice pitched the plan Tuesday to Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert in Jerusalem, then traveled to
Read More »Sources: Rice proposes international forces in Lebanon
The plan initially would involve putting an international force of up to 10,000 Turkish and Egyptian troops under a NATO or U.N. commander into southern Lebanon following a cease-fire.
Read More »Hezbollah rockets strike northern Israel
One Katyusha rocket killed a 15-year-old girl in the village of Meghar in the Galilee region, Israeli police and medical service officials said.
Read More »Israeli forces close in on key Hizbollah stronghold
JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Israeli forces battled to take over a second Hizbollah stronghold in southern Lebanon on Tuesday
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