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Live from the Arab Spring

Palestinians embrace Valentine’s Day

Despite financial crises, budget shortages and protests over funds withheld, West Bank sales of flowers, perfumes, and chocolates are expected to soar as Palestinians prepare to celebrate Valentine’s Day on Saturday.

Israel empathizes with French after magazine massacre

Israel has endured dozens of terrorist attacks over the past two decades, including a series in Jerusalem over the past few months. In the most shocking, Palestinians killed four Jewish worshippers and a policeman while they were praying in a synagogue.

Foreign airlines stop flying to Libya

Turkish Airlines, the last foreign airline that was still flying to Libya, has suspended all flights over concerns about security in the large oil-producing North African state of Libya.

Israeli Supreme Court freezes barrier through Battir

Israel’s Supreme Court has frozen plans to build the separation barrier that Israel has been building in and around the West Bank, through the village of Battir, a 4000-year Palestinian village next to Jerusalem.

Palestinian activist calls to reform UNRWA

Bassem Eid, a Palestinian human rights activist, has launched a crusade against the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), tasked with providing “assistance and protection” for five million Palestinian refugees around the world.

Israeli officials: Revoke residency of Palestinian attackers

Israel’s Interior Minister Gilad Erdan this week revoked the permanent resident status of Mahmoud Nadi, a Palestinian who drove a suicide bomber to the 2001 terrorist attack at the Dolphinarium nightclub in Tel Aviv.

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