Israeli troops storm Gaza synagogues amid abortion of settlements
Israeli riot troops stormed the Kfar Darom and Neve Dekalim synagogues as hundreds of militant holdouts were evicted from Gaza settlements. Protesters fought with soldiers using caustic liquids and debris while cranes and water cannons broke the siege. By day’s end 14,000 unarmed forces had cleared most Gaza settlements, with several hundred Israelis remaining in four sites.
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Gaza
Neve Dekalim
Ariel Sharon
Mideast
Israeli Troops Storm Gaza Synagogues Used by Settlers
Israeli forces stormed two Gaza synagogues on Thursday identified as last bastions for settlers opposing the pullout. The action targeted sites held by opponents amid ongoing clashes and military operations in the region.
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Roberts opposed state efforts to curb discrimination against women
Supreme Court nominee John Roberts disparaged Reagan era moves to fight workplace discrimination and questioned encouraging homemakers to become lawyers. He also supported a national ID card in 1983 and defended broad presidential powers in documents released from 1982 to 1986.
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John Roberts
White House
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Four Dead After Utah Cave Underwater Passage Attempt
In Provo Utah four amateur cave explorers ages 18 to 28 died while attempting to swim through a narrow submerged passage to reach another chamber. Police identify victims and notify relatives as rescue teams worked to recover remains and pump oxygen and water in the cave.
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Provo, Utah
Karen Mayne
Provo
Orem
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