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Australian Leader Says Gay Marriage Could Be Law This Year
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By Associated press CANBERRA, Australia — Australia's prime minister said Tuesday that Parliament could legalize gay marriage this year if the nation's voters endorse it in a rare nonbinding...
Charity FGM debacle raises more sinister issue
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The UK’s largest children’s charity Barnardo’s caused controversy this week while attempting to raise awareness of the barbaric act of female genital mutilation (FGM). For those who missed the...
POPULARITY OF FRANCE'S UPSTART NEW PRESIDENT FADING FAST
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Emmanuel Macron's honeymoon didn't last long. Less than three months after his election, France's energetic and image-conscious president has seen his popularity drop after announcing budget...
Gad Saad, interviews Imam Mohammad Tawhidi (Islamic reformer)
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Gad Saad, the Canadian evolutionary behavioral scientist, conducts an interview with Imam Mohammad Tawhidi. (Islamic reformer) His views or interpretations of Islam, are shared by a tiny...
Israeli Authorities Arrest Antiquities Dealers In Connection With Hobby Lobby Scandal
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At 3:30 a.m. on Sunday, Israeli police say, authorities arrested five Palestinian antiquities dealers in Jerusalem and confiscated items dating back thousands of years from their homes and...
China officially opens its first overseas military base in Djibouti
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With a ceremony on Tuesday, China officially opened its first overseas military base -- though it would prefer that you not call it that. Instead, the base, located on the coast of...
The Last Hope for Venezuela Is Also a Frightening One
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https://newrepublic.com/article/144160/last-hope-venezuela-also-frightening-one Thinking back to Hugo Chávez’s glory years, it’s amazing how severely the revolutionary sheen of Chavismo has...
Jordan king visits slain embassy stabber’s family, vows justice
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From the Times of Israel article "Jordan’s King Abdullah II vowed justice over the death of a teenager who was killed by an Israeli security guard after being stabbed by him with a...
British Newspaper Fires Columnist After Outrageous Anti-Semitic, Anti-Female Story
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The Sunday Times of London fired controversial columnist Kevin Myers on Sunday and removed his latest piece from its website amid outrage over the column’s blatant anti-Semitic and sexist...
Australia airport security stays heighted over terror plot
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Australia airport security stays heighted over terror plot By ROD McGUIRK, Associated Press, July 30 2017 © The Associated Press Australian Federal Police and NSW Police...
Palestinians: The Metal Detector Scam
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Palestinians: The Metal Detector Scam by Khadija Khan, Gatestone Institute, July 29, 2017 Palestinians near Jerusalem's Old City protest Israel's installation of metal detectors at entrances to...
South Korea considers a nuclear arsenal to counter the North
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The full article from McClatchy . Commentary: Frankly, this should have taken place long ago. If South Korea does move in this direction and that is most likely, can Japan be far behind?...
What restores peace for Jerusalem’s Old City
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csmonitor.com What restores peace for Jerusalem’s Old City The Christian Science Monitor July 25, 2017 — In most religions, sacred shrines are meant to remind the faithful of...
How “Cow Vigilantes” Launched India’s Lynching Epidemic
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How “Cow Vigilantes” Launched India’s Lynching Epidemic July 26, 2017, 5:00 AM India has been beset by a wave of gruesome lynchings. And at the epicenter of the country’s violent upheaval...
N. Korea crosses red line, now into red zone
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For the first time, there is a real danger with North Korea. It is no longer a game. South Korea should not be complacent. On the surface, the most important outcome of the summit between...
Metal Detectors and Palestinian Lies
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Metal Detectors and Palestinian Lies by Bassam Tawilk, Gatestone Institute, July 22, 2017 Approximately 4,000 Palestinian Muslims pray outside the entrance to the Old City of Jerusalem, on July...
Afghan Girls Robotics Team Competes after Visa Obstacles
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Afghan Girls Robotics Team Competes after Visa Obstacles Associated Press voanews.com Their team shirts didn't say "Afghanistan" and their name badges were handwritten, not typed,...
'ISRAEL MAY NEED TO TAKE OUT IRANIAN BASES IN SYRIA'
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'ISRAEL MAY NEED TO TAKE OUT IRANIAN BASES IN SYRIA' BY HERB KEINON, Jerusalem Post, JULY 17, 2017 The Syrian area of Quneitra is seen in the background as an out-of-commission Israeli tank...
ISIS Brutality Paid Back By Mosul Victors As Jihadists Thrown Off Cliff
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(the throwing off the cliff doesnt occur until the last 30 seconds of the video, so you could skip to that if you want) Video showing execution of ISIS monsters by Iraqi soldiers...
Swedish Magazine: Time for the UN to Accept the Outcome of the Six-Day War
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Swedish Magazine: Time for the UN to Accept the Outcome of the Six-Day War 'Time for international community to acknowledge Six-Day War is over and that Jerusalem is, has been, will always...
Germany: Infectious Diseases Spreading as Migrants Settle In
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Germany: Infectious Diseases Spreading as Migrants Settle In by Soeren Kern, Gatestone Institute, July 14, 2017 Joachim Gauck, then Germany's president, speaks to doctors in the infirmary of a...
Rip currents swept away a Florida family. Then beachgoers formed a human chain.
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When Jessica and Derek Simmons first saw the beachgoers pausing to stare toward the water, the young couple just assumed someone had spotted a shark. It was Saturday evening, after all, peak...
UNESCO decision on Hebron holy site angers Israel officials
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UNESCO decision on Hebron holy site angers Israel officials CBS News, July 7 2017 A Palestinian woman reads the Quran inside Ibrahimi Mosque, which Jews call the Tomb of the Patriarchs, in the...
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