Netanyahu rejects 1967 borders for a Palestinian state
In the Oval Office meeting with Barack Obama, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu bluntly rejected using the 1967 lines as the basis for a future Palestinian state. He argued those borders are indefensible while Obama urged land swaps and security guarantees to advance peace talks.
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Al-Qaida eyed oil tankers as bombing targets
U S officials revealed Osama bin Ladens files showing a plan to hijack and blow up oil tankers at sea to spike prices. The alert noted al Qaida sought tanker details and preferred spring and summer for attacks, though officials said there was no evidence of imminent plots.
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Syria unrest grows as 27 die in Friday protests
Syrians flooded streets across the country defying a government crackdown. Security forces opened fire, killing at least 27 people including a 10-year-old boy. The regime used tanks and snipers to quell protests, while activists said the movement remained stubborn and optimistic about continued demonstrations in Damascus and other cities. International pressure from the United States appeared unlikely to halt the crackdown.
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