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Progress reported in Unity Talks Jun 30 09 Sixth round of internal Palestinian talks Sunday Jun 27 09 Mashal to deliver a speech Thursday Jun 23 09 Latest News ArticlesIsraeli sub crosses the Egyptian Suez Peninsula. 11:01 Sat 04 Jul Bahraini officials arrive in Israel to take five Bahraini nationals back home 10:24 Sat 04 Jul Israel cuts off water to Arab Druze towns on hottest day of year 01:49 Sat 04 Jul Israel pledges to compensate UN for shelling its facilities in Gaza 23:53 Fri 03 Jul Three children diagnosed with swine-flu 23:31 Fri 03 Jul Soldiers attack the Nil'in weekly Protest 17:26 Fri 03 Jul Three Injured during the weekly Bil'in protest 16:13 Fri 03 Jul Israeli Housing Minister Concerned over increasing Arab population 11:32 Fri 03 Jul Soldiers wound a Palestinian woman at a roadblock in the Jordan valley 08:04 Fri 03 Jul Soldiers break into the Al Aqsa Mosque yard, kidnap three Palestinians 05:37 Fri 03 Jul Full StoryHezbollah orders its leaders not to visit Syria Thursday October 02, 2008 00:10 by Saed Bannoura - IMEMC News
 Israeli Newspaper, Yedioth Ahronoth, reported on Wednesday that after the recent explosions in the Syrian capital, Damascus, Hezbollah party ordered its leaders and prominent members not to visit Syria. The order specifically includes the security leaders of the party and is effective until further notice. These orders were issued after a booby-trapped vehicle exploded in the center of Damascus killing 17 residents, including a senior Syrian military leader. Hezbollah issued similar orders after one of its leaders, Imad Mughaniyya, was assassinated earlier in August this year. The party considers Syria as a place to rest from the strict security measures that its leaders have to take due to Israeli threats to assassinate tem, but recently the Syrian security devices found out that some of the party’s cells are operating in Syria. Furthermore, leaders of Hamas movement in Damascus took some protective measures fearing possible Israeli assassination attempts. |
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