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January 2, 2012
Iran test-fires long-range missiles in Gulf drill
Iran said on Monday it had successfully test-fired two long-range missiles during a naval exercise in the Gulf, flexing its military muscle to show it could hit Israel and U.S. bases in the region if attacked.
Females sit in the front to protest gender-segregated buses
Dozens of female demonstrators in Israel sat near the driver at the front of gender-segregated buses to protest the separation of men and women.
Jewish friend who influenced Pope John Paul dies
Jerzy Kluger, the Polish Jewish boyhood friend of the late Pope John Paul who had a major influence on the pontiff\’s revolutionary relations with Jews, has died, friends said on Monday.
Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood says it will not recognize Israel
The Muslim Brotherhood, which is leading in the national elections in Egypt, said it will not recognize Israel.
Israel files complaint with U.N. over Gaza phosphorus
The head of a regional council in southern Israel filed a complaint with the United Nations after mortar shells fired from Gaza were found to contain the banned substance white phosphorous.