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Ten women arrested at Jerusalem's Western Wall over religious garb that Orthodox tradition sees as solely for men.
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At least 24 people wounded in what police call a "terrorist attack" in Israel's commercial capital.
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Two teenagers arrested on suspicion of starting blaze in Carmel region, that killed 41 people and scorched woodland.
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An Arab Israeli and two Druze living in Israel charged with spying for Syria.
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Human Rights Watch has accused the Shia movement Hezbollah of firing cluster munitions into civilian areas of Israel during the recent conflict there.
Rob Winder
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Last Modified: 19 Oct 2006 17:00 GMT
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Israeli police have evidence which they believe will prove that the Israeli prime minister's family received a bribe of $3 million from an Austrian billionaire, a police spokesman says.
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Last Modified: 03 Jan 2006 22:04 GMT
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