The killings are a reminder that the war here extends well beyond the battle field, and into cities, houses and mosques.
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Special Forces rely on intelligence provided by foreign militaries, posing a huge problem for the long-awaited handover.
Helicopter assaults, treks in Taliban territory, brushes with wild dogs – a day in the life of Afghan special forces
NATO forces will leave in 2014, and some Afghan women fear the ensuing political changes will be more than cosmetic.
Ultra-Orthodox Jews say Torah studies can protect Israel better than an army.
Around five million Palestinians live scattered across the world, mostly children of those displaced.
Protests in Tel Aviv mirror images in Athens and Madrid but demonstrators lack central leadership or united ideas.
In the West Bank, the world’s few remaining Samaritans are starting to marry women from outside to expand the gene pool.
A new study has found more than half of Israeli fruits and vegetables contain pesticide residues.
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Anti-monarchy protests have calmed down, but anger over rising prices persists.
