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Israel's nuclear dilemma and program, part two
the nuclear issue has not been perceived as sufficiently critical at the strategic level for the leading Arab states to assign it the highest priority. Consequently, they have not been sufficiently motivated to cooperate and share resources in order to achieve a nuclear option.
Regional-Israel, Military, 7/11/1998
A Middle Eastern conference on mines in Jordan
The Middle East conference will be hold today in the Jordanian capital Amman concerning the mines injuries and the rehabilitation
Regional-Jordan, Culture, 7/11/1998
South Lebanese areas hit by Israeli troops
The Lebanese national resistance forces on Friday morning attacked the Israeli troops positioned in al-Sweida and Muthalath areas in the occupied part of south Lebanon. Lebanese resistance sources said that resistance forces scored direct hits against the two targeted positions.
Lebanon, Military, 7/11/1998
Military discussions between America and Yemen
Yemen-USA, Military, 7/11/1998
Curfew imposed on Hebron's heart
Israel imposed a curfew early Friday morning on the area surrounding the so-called Jewish enclave of settlers in the heart of Hebron, West Bank. The move followed reports that an Israeli settler's car came under fire as it passed through the area late on Thursday night.
Palestine-Israel, Local, 7/10/1998
Kuwaiti parliamentarian warns government against US weapons deal
A Kuwaiti parliamentarian warned the government of a plan aimed at buying an artillery package including howitzers valued at nearly $500 million from a US manufacturer, because the cannons do not fulfill Kuwait's requirements.
Kuwait-USA, Military, 7/10/1998
Prisoner's day in Lebanon as Israeli troops escalate bombardment
On behalf of the Arab League, Ahmad al-Audat described the Israeli decision to hold Lebanese detainees without trial in Israeli jails as state-run terrorism against Lebanese and civilian citizens. Thereby, he said, it is a violation of international agreements and human rights principles.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 7/10/1998
Some 2.6 million Sudanese could die of starvation
A US non-governmental organization on Thursday said that some 2.6 million Sudanese citizens are threatened with death by hunger in the coming months.
Sudan, Health, 7/10/1998
Jordan's population grows fastest in Arab world
The kingdom's population has increased eight fold since 1952, which is an "extraordinary and forced growth" related to political, economic and demographic changes, Jordanian Minister of Labor Farhan, who also heads the National Population Commission, was quoted as saying.
Jordan, Culture, 7/10/1998
Lebanese singer dies
Renowned Lebanese singer Nour al-Huda (Alexandra Badran) died in Beirut on Thursday at 74.
Lebanon, People, 7/10/1998
Ministers of water in Nile countries invited to Cairo water conference
North Africa, Environment, 7/10/1998
New generation of Iraqi girls shorter and lesser in size.
Iraq, Health, 7/10/1998
Tel Aviv court accepts dancer's complaint against Egyptian ambassador
Egypt-Israel, Judicial, 7/10/1998
More details on Israeli spy ring in Lebanon
The Lebanese security services have reported on the exposure of a large spy ring working for Israel, operated by Unit 504 of Israeli military intelligence. Reports from Lebanon said that 77 people were involved, although only 17 have so far been arrested.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 7/9/1998
Lebanese prisoners in al-Khayyam see their families for the first time
Families of Lebanese detainees and prisoners in al-Khayyam's camp in the occupied South Lebanon today visited their children and relatives in the said camp under the supervision of the International Red Cross society.
Lebanon-Israel, Local, 7/9/1998
Moroccan referee - World Cup
Morocco, Sports, 7/9/1998
Qatar receives fighter jets
Qatar-France, Military, 7/9/1998
Some 14 gunmen killed in Algeria
Algeria, Military, 7/9/1998
Morocco makes progress in education, mismatch with labor market
The report notes that higher education in Morocco witnessed major progress during the last four decades. The number of students increased at an average rate of 11 percent since 1960. The aggregate number of degree-holders was 34,300 in 1995-96.
Morocco, Education, 7/8/1998
Sudanese television presents those accused of recent explosions
Sudanese television presented yesterday night the testimonies of the persons accused in explosions that took place in Khartoum on the night of the ninth anniversary celebration - for the National Salvation Revolution.
Sudan, Local, 7/8/1998
Iranian air base near Afghanistan border
Iran has established an airbase in the region of Mashhad, in the northeastern part of the country, to enable it to enhance its military forces near its border with Afghanistan.
Iran-Afghanistan, Military, 7/8/1998
Bahrain's defense minister receives message from French counterpart
Bahrain, Military, 7/8/1998
Israeli troops conduct mop-up operation in Tallat al-Ahmadiyah
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 7/8/1998
Al Jawf shiekhs denounce Yemeni vandalism
Ten sheikhs from Al Jawf v presented messages to Yemeni President Ali Abdallah Saleh in which they confirmed their support for the state, and denounced acts of sabotage and attacks on security forces and army soldiers.
Yemen, Local, 7/7/1998
President Mubarak inaugurates al-Azhar mosque after renovation
Egypt, Religion, 7/7/1998
Gaddafi undergoes successful surgery
Libya, People, 7/7/1998
Lebanon - fires
Lebanon, Local, 7/7/1998
Egypt - Al Azhar renovation
Egypt, Religion, 7/7/1998
Iraq - Iran pilgrims
Iraq-Iran, Religion, 7/7/1998
Lebanon - bombing arrests
Lebanon, Local, 7/7/1998
Egyptian authorities free Majdi Hussein, Muhammad Hilal
Egypt, Judicial, 7/7/1998
Gaddafi suffers broken leg
Libya, People, 7/7/1998
Sanaa denies renewed acts of violence
Yemen, Local, 7/7/1998
Israel continues shelling against south Lebanon
On Monday, the Lebanese resistance monitored an Israeli on-foot patrol as it took up a position around al-Ahmadieh in the western Bekaa. One resistance group attacked the enemy position. In a statement, the Lebanese resistance said it was able to achieve direct hits on the position.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 7/7/1998
Yemen denies oil pipeline damage from Aden explosion
Yemeni official sources on Sunday denied that damage to oil pipelines linking a refinery to oil storage reservoirs, resulted from an explosion near oil facilities in Aden.
Yemen, Local, 7/6/1998
The Arab concept of loyalties of kin
An additional approach to understanding the basic loyalties of kin and other solidarity groups in Arab society is to examine the classical notion of "Haasab," the esteem a person acquires through individual merit and deeds.
Regional, Culture, 7/6/1998
Israeli attacks continue against south Lebanon
Lebanese resistance forces on Sunday attacked the Israeli occupation positions in Seida, in the occupied part of south Lebanon. Resistance sources said the Lebanese fighters were able to hit the positions directly.
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 7/6/1998
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