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Bombing suspects in dramatic shootout and manhunt [TIMELINE]
Jewish Journal
April 19, 2013
Police emptied the streets of suburban Watertown on Friday in a house-by-house search for a second suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing, the day after killing his brother in a shootout.
Timeline: U.N. resolutions on Palestine
Jewish Journal
November 29, 2012
Here are summaries of some of the main United Nations resolutions on Palestine as the General Assembly votes on Thursday on lifting the Palestinian status within the world body from \”entity\” to \”non-member state.\”
Timeline: Israel and Hamas in repeated conflict
Jewish Journal
November 14, 2012
Israel and Hamas have been in regular conflict since the rise to prominence of the Palestinian Islamist group, created in 1987 at the start of the first Intifada uprising against Israeli occupation. Here is a timeline of some of the key moments.
Timeline: A history of Iranian Jews
Jewish Journal
October 10, 2012
722 B.C.E. After Shalmaneser V conquers the kingdom of Israel, a group of captive Jews said to be descendants of the 12 tribes of Israel is sent into exile in Persia.
Timeline: Violence in Syria
Jewish Journal
June 1, 2012
Following is a timeline of events in Syria since protests began.
Timeline of Iraq war
Jewish Journal
October 21, 2011
President Barack Obama said on Friday the United States will remove the remainder of its troops from Iraq by the end of the year and that \”after nearly nine years, America\’s war in Iraq will be over.\”
TIMELINE: Gilad Shalit, held for five years
Jewish Journal
October 11, 2011
Israel and the Islamist movement Hamas which rules Gaza have agreed on a deal to swap the Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit, held captive for five years, for the release of a proposed 1,000 Palestinian prisoners.
A Timeline: Friends in Deed
Jane Ulman
October 20, 2005
Summer Human Relations Workshop at Loyola University in the summer of 1964 are, from left to right, Dr. Neil Sandberg, director; Wally Porter, student; Sister Maria Mercedes, professor of sociology; and Dr. James Craig, professor of psychology.
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