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17 Nov 2011

Official Iran training Gaza terrorists

Palestinian terrorists in Gaza have trained in Iran and learned how to operate sophisticated anti-tank missiles, an Israeli defense official said. The unidentified official told The Jerusalem Post the army estimates Hamas and Islamic Jihad in Gaza have in their possession advanced Russian-made missiles capable of penetrating tanks and armored personnel carriers.
Palestinian terrorists in Gaza have trained in Iran and learned how to operate sophisticated anti-tank missiles, an...
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27 Sep 2011

Executions point to ‘killing spree’

A sharp rise in the number of executions reported in Iran is raising suspicions that the Tehran regime has, in the words of a British newspaper, engaged in "a judicial killing spree" to intimidate its opponents.
A sharp rise in the number of executions reported in Iran is raising suspicions that the Tehran regime has, in the words...
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29 Aug 2011

Appeal filed for hikers in Iran

The attorney representing two U.S. hikers jailed as spies in Iran said he was "hopeful ... authorities will show mercy" and release his clients soon.
The attorney representing two U.S. hikers jailed as spies in Iran said he was "hopeful ... authorities will show mercy"...
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18 Aug 2011

Iran’s covert war with Israel in Caspian

A senior Iranian general has warned zerbaijan about getting too close to Israel, underlining fears in Tehran that the Jewish state could use Iran's northern neighbor to launch pre-emptive strikes against Iran's nuclear program.
A senior Iranian general has warned zerbaijan about getting too close to Israel, underlining fears in Tehran that the...
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9 Aug 2011

Iran helps Assad fight for survival

The Turkish government says it has intercepted an arms shipment from Iran headed for Tehran's key ally Syria, where the regime is battling to crush a 5-month-old uprising in which an estimated 1,700 protesters have been killed.
The Turkish government says it has intercepted an arms shipment from Iran headed for Tehran's key ally Syria, where the...
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15 Jul 2011

Iran sees trade booming despite sanctions

Iran expects to garner non-oil trade worth more than $45 billion during its current calendar year despite a plethora of international sanctions led by the United States, the United Nations and the European Union.
Iran expects to garner non-oil trade worth more than $45 billion during its current calendar year despite a plethora of...
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1 Jul 2011

Saudi prince proposes oil war with Iran

Underlining the escalating cold war between Saudi Arabia and its rival Iran, former intelligence chief Prince Turki al-Faisal proposes the kingdom use its oil power to drive down prices to batter the Islamic Republic's sanctions-hit economy. That would ratchet up tensions in the Persian Gulf and the wider Middle East at a time of unprecedented political upheaval
Underlining the escalating cold war between Saudi Arabia and its rival Iran, former intelligence chief Prince Turki...
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