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Thousands of unemployed Palestinians deprived of chance to work as Israel refuses new permits.
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Ultra-Orthodox Jews resist military service
Government considers controversial proposal to stop granting seminary students exemptions from army duty.
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French forces make further inroads into Mali
French forces seize airport in Tessalit, but signs of instability are evident elsewhere in country.
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West Bank Samaritans fight extinction
Community sees increase in numbers but couples risk birth defects as a result of dwindling gene pool.
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Observers see Hamas' move to allow Fatah rally in Gaza City as possible easing of ties between groups.
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Palestinian-Israeli politician Haneen Zoabi disqualified from running in next month's poll for "undermining" Israel.
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Better life eludes African migrants in Yemen
Sharp rise in arrivals seen even though many find they are no better off in impoverished nation than they were at home.
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