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Israel buries returned soldiers

17.07.2008 17:23    bbc.co.uk
Israel holds military funerals for two soldiers returned from Lebanon by Hezbollah militants as part of a prisoner exchange.
Israel buries returned soldiers


Lebanon salutes its heroes

17.07.2008 16:02    keralanext.com
The men changed out of their grey sweatshirts and into Hizbollah military uniforms before marching down the red carpet behind Hizbollah soldiers carrying the yellow flag of the militant group and the Lebanese and Palestinian flags. At a public celebration

Tehran has clear red lines on nuclear issue

17.07.2008 16:02    keralanext.com
Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said yesterday that the nation was ready for negotiations over the nuclear crisis but warned it would not step over any "red lines" in the search for a deal. His comments came days ahead of

Our enemies wont dare to attack us

17.07.2008 16:02    keralanext.com
The enemies will not dare to threaten and act directly against Iran. The US and Israel have shown their weakness in the face of our country and for this reason they are looking to exert pressure on us through economic

Lopsided prisoner swap could encourage more hostage taking: critics

17.07.2008 15:56    keralanext.com
But Israeli officials said the deal drove home the Jewish state's deep commitment to its soldiers. "This painful process exemplifies Israel's moral commitment to secure the return of all of their soldiers sent out on operational missions. It demonstrates a

Swap a victory for resistance

17.07.2008 15:56    keralanext.com
Earlier, Israel handed over five Lebanese prisoners to Hizbollah via the Red Cross after the group returned the bodies of two Israeli soldiers seized in a cross-border raid in 2006. Among the freed captives was Samir Kantar, Israel's longest-serving Lebanese

Israel PMs lawyers examine lead witness over corruption

17.07.2008 15:56    keralanext.com
In May, Jewish-American financier Morris Talansky testified to having given Olmert some 150,000 dollars in campaign contributions before he became premier in 2006, much of it stuffed into envelopes. Talansky said some of the money went to funding Olmert's lavish

Six wounded in attack on bus in Jordan

17.07.2008 15:56    keralanext.com
Those wounded -- four Lebanese members of an orchestra from the town of Kaslik, a Palestinian woman and the Jordanian bus driver -- were not seriously hurt in the attack and were receiving treatment, said government spokesman and Information Minister

Iraq eyes full security control

17.07.2008 07:38    keralanext.com
Mowaffaq Al Rubaie was speaking at a ceremony where US-led troops transferred security responsibilities for the southern Shi'ite Diwaniya province to Iraqi forces. The handover puts Baghdad in control of security in 10 of the country's 18 provinces, all mainly

Corpses for prisoners - the last, grisly exchange of war

17.07.2008 03:36    independent.co.uk
The bodies of two Israeli soldiers whose abduction by Hizbollah triggered the 2006 Lebanon war were returned yesterday in a prisoner exchange which saw the Lebanese perpetrator of a notoriously murderous attack on Israelis freed to a hero's welcome.
Corpses for prisoners - the last, grisly exchange of war

New unity government gives Christians chance to regain political clout - report

17.07.2008 02:42    dailystar.com.lb
In a report issued Tuesday, the International Crisis Group, an independent non-governmental association which works to prevent and resolve conflict in 60 war-torn countries, said that Lebanese Christians have been provided with the opportunity to play a pivotal role in

Iraq must be free from foreign meddling: Saudi king

17.07.2008 01:47    keralanext.com
Iraq really needs to free itself from any outside interference, from wherever it comes. Only in this way can it achieve security, stability and prosperity and manage to keep united, keep its sovereignty and its territorial integrity," he said in

Iran has clear 'red lines' in nuclear talks

17.07.2008 01:47    keralanext.com
Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, speaking three days before Iran's chief nuclear negotiator is due to meet European Union foreign policy chief Javier Solana in Geneva, also said the Islamic Republic would cut off the hand of any aggressor. Iran

Iraq eyes full security control by year-end

17.07.2008 00:39    keralanext.com
Mowaffaq al-Rubaie was speaking at a ceremony where U.S.-led troops transferred security responsibilities for the southern Shi'ite Qadisiya province to Iraqi forces. The handover puts Baghdad in control of security in 10 of the country's 18 provinces, all mainly Shi'ite

Iran accepts nuclear talks but not threats

17.07.2008 00:39    keralanext.com
The comments came days ahead of a key meeting between Iran's top nuclear negotiator and the EU foreign policy chief, which will also be attended for the first time by a US envoy. Khamenei's intervention marked his first remarks on

Hezbollah, Israel swap corpses on Lebanon border

17.07.2008 00:39    keralanext.com
Many Israelis see it as a painful necessity, two years after the soldiers' capture sparked a 34-day war with Hezbollah that killed about 1,200 people in Lebanon and 159 Israelis. Two black coffins were unloaded from a Hezbollah vehicle at

Israel frees 5 Lebanese in swap with Hezbollah

17.07.2008 00:39    keralanext.com
Among the men who arrived at the border in an International Committee of the Red Cross convoy was Samir Qantar, Israel's longest-serving Lebanese prisoner. Wearing jeans and a grey sweater, he was mobbed by reporters and well-wishers on arrival. Hezbollah

Palestinian fighters face 'temporary' Lebanon burial

17.07.2008 00:39    keralanext.com
Their bodies returned to Lebanon by truck on Wednesday -- part of an exchange between Israel and the Lebanese guerrilla group Hezbollah. Most of the nearly 200 bodies due to be returned are thought to be Palestinian, killed in decades

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