Israeli Protest Custody Clash as Death Threat Fears Rise
Tens of thousands of right wing demonstrators clash with Palestinians amid high alert after threats of extremist attacks if settlements evacuate. Army blocks roads in Jerusalem and Gaza. one Arab gunman killed, curfews lifted briefly in Hebron. Netanyahu era tensions rise as Betselem accuses forces of allowing settler violence.
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Seven dead crewmen found with parachutes deployed
Seven crewmen died when an AC-130H Spectre gunship crashed off the coast of Kenya 75 miles north of Mombasa. Six survived, three staying with the aircraft as it ditched in the Indian Ocean late Monday. Rescue teams searched the waters for a missing crewman who reportedly jumped clear. Estimated remains indicate the parachutes were deployed, suggesting some crewmen attempted to jump as the aircraft was too low.
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Trial begins for French Nazi collaborator Paul Touvier
Paris reports former Nazi aide Paul Touvier, 79 and ill with cancer, stands trial for crimes against humanity. The Versailles case centers on seven Jewish victims executed in 1944 near Lyon and explores how Vichy collaboration and Catholic institutions aided his decades long fugitive status. He faces a historic reckoning of wartime France.
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