Palestinians say Israeli fire kills 2 at Gaza-Israel fence
An Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman remarked that Friday's numbers showed there was a "moral majority" at the council opposed to its relentless campaign of resolutions condemning Israel. The resolution was based on a report by a United Nations inquiry which said that Israeli security forces may have committed war crimes and crimes against humanity in killing 189 Palestinians and wounding more than 6,100 at weekly protests previous year.
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Hundreds of thousands march for Brexit referendum
The protest drew people from across Britain who are determined to force Prime Minister Theresa May's government to alter its march toward Brexit . Like many others, Penfold added her name to the 4.7 million already on a petition on Parliament's website before setting out for London , urging United Kingdom lawmakers to revoke Article 50 - the legal process for leaving the European Union - and cancel Brexit altogether.
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Indian PM Modi greets Pakistani PM Imran Khan on Pakistan's National Day
As troops belonging to the Royal Saudi Armed Forces marched past the podium seating dignitaries marking the Pakistan Day on Saturday, thousands of spectators gathered to witness the military parade stood up to applaud the smartly dressed soldiers.
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Islamic State defeated in final stronghold, US-backed Syrian forces announce
But recent reports from the village, located near the group's main redoubts in the eastern Syrian city of Deir-ez-Zour, say USA -backed militia forces and American warplanes have ceased fire, with ground forces moving through the area and reportedly pulling down ISIS's infamous black banners that had waved amid the buildings and tents of the village.
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Red alert warning for Cyclone Veronica
A red alert has been issued for residents between Pardoo and Mardie to find shelter immediately and brace for howling winds and rising tides. The cyclone's core reached land midway between Karratha and Port Hedland this morning, and its centre is forecast to cross the coast later this afternoon or evening.
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Helicopters rescue cruise ship passengers after stormy seas cause engine failure
However, a freighter - Hagland Captain - also lost engine power and two helicopters were diverted to rescue its crew. On Saturday, the crew issued a mayday call after the ship - located off of Norway's western coast - faced engine problems due to high waves and strong winds.
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IN teachers hit with pellets during shooter training
One of the teachers described being hit "four times". "It hurt so bad". Gail Zeheralis, director of government relations for the Indiana State Teachers Association, revealed the story during a hearing on a school safety bill Wednesday before the state senate's education committee.
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Jimmy Carter becomes longest-living US president
The Carter Center confirmed the information to Fox 35 , saying, "On March 21, he will be the oldest living former president ever". From left, President Donald Trump, first lady Melania Trump, former President Barack Obama, former first lady Michelle Obama, former President Bill Clinton, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and former President Jimmy Carter and former first lady Rosalynn Carter attend the state funeral for former U.S.
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Top aide to Guaido accused of terrorist plot
While sanctions have hurt the government, he said, it won't be enough to force a "surrender". Rodriguez played recordings he said were from WhatsApp conversations between Marrero and Guaido in which he said they discussed using Venezuelan funds blocked by United States sanctions to finance armed groups with the support of Colombian President Ivan Duque.
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Google ‘Florida Man’ and your birthday - and see what you get
The first story that comes up is your "Florida Man" story. Celebrities including John Legend have also shared their results on Twitter . A colleague just informed me of this thread, which explains a Florida law that deems every incident reported to police is available for the public to see.
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Catholic priest stabbed in Canadian church during livestreamed Mass
Security guards arrested the perpetrator and Grou was immediately rushed to the hospital. "We're reassured, because when he left the oratory he was conscious and could talk, which we see as a good sign", said Celine Barbeau. Saint Joseph's Oratory, built from 1920 to 1955, sits atop the north face of Mount Royal overlooking Canada's second-largest metropolis, and attracts some two million pilgrims and tourists each year.
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Border Patrol says detention centers are full - and starts releasing migrants
ICE officials told DailyMail.com that they couldn't confirm estimates or provide a number for how many would be released from the El Paso region, as it will be dependent on the number turned over by U.S. This week, the Border Patrol began doing just that, with 50 migrants released Tuesday and another 200 released on Wednesday, according to Carlos Diaz, a spokesman for the agency.









