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Spat over Iranian film on Sadat

The Cairo office of an Iranian-backed TV station is closed down, the latest victim of a spat over a film on the assassination of President Sadat.

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Press lukewarm on Obama

US presidential hopeful Barack Obama's visit to the Middle East has drawn a cynical reaction in the region's media.

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Backlash fears

Palestinian workers under pressure in after digger attack

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IRAQ - BEIJING 2008: Iraq banned from Beijing Games

A row between the Iraqi government and the Iraqi Olympic Committee has prevented Iraqi athletes from participating in the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing.

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Tehran hopeful for fresh nuclear talks

"If the negotiation starts many important problems would be resolved," said the Iranian vice-president.

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Obama promises Israel 'unshakable' bond

Democrat Barack Obama has vowed to forge an "unshakable" bond with Israel if elected president.

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Security is paramount, Obama tells Israel

Barack Obama repeatedly promised Israel's leaders yesterday that its security would remain "paramount" while he promoted efforts to resolve their conflict with the Palestinians early in his first term if elected.

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Swapped human remains reach Syria

Syria received the bodies of 114 Arab fighters handed over by Israel as part of last week's prisoner exchange.

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ISRAEL - OBAMA: Obama tells Israelis Jerusalem will be their capital

US presidential candidate Barack Obama reaffirmed his support for Israel at a joint a press conference with Israeli Foreign Affairs minister Tzipi Livni in the terror-stricken town of Sderot.

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Obama says committed to Israel's security, peace process - 3rd Update

Jerusalem - US Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama said Wednesday he was committed to Israel's security and the Middle East peace process, as he embarked on a packed day of meetings in Israel and the West Bank. In a...

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ISRAEL - OBAMA: Obama makes Iran's nuclear threat a priority

On his Israel tour, Obama promised Wednesday to defend Israel's security. He and Israeli leaders agreed on the goal of preventing Iran from becoming a nuclear power.

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Bulldozer protester shot dead in Israel

A Palestinian man has wounded 16 people, before being shot, ahead of Barack Obama's visit.

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Chief rabbi in Israeli bulldozer drama

South Africa's chief rabbi, Dr Warren Goldstein, narrowly escaped death after a Palestinian rampaged through Jerusalem in a stolen bulldozer just metres from where he was sitting.

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Obama pledges to work for Middle East peace

Barack Obama arrived in Jerusalem for a 24-hour visit to Israel and the West Bank after promising he would work for a negotiated breakthrough in the Middle East conflict, "starting from the minute I'm sworn into office".

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ISRAEL - USA: Obama in Israel for talks with leaders

U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama arrived in Israel on the latest leg of his Mideast tour. He is due to meet Israeli PM Ehud Olmert in Jerusalem, and will travel to the West Bank to meet Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.