New Fatah militia raises tensions with Hamas
In Jenin a new Fatah militia of about 2,500 members marched in black shirts and white headbands signaling a rival to Hamas. The move came as Hamas mobilized a 3,000-strong militia, fueling fears of civil conflict as 3,000 more Fatah activists train in Gaza. Deputy Prime Minister Nasser Shaer urged talks to resolve the dispute and said Hamas fighters are now part of the official police.
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Iran Upholds Nuclear Rights Amid Talks Pressure
Iran insists uranium enrichment is a right under international treaties as high level talks approach. Tehran scholars note deep historical memory and fear of relinquishing self sufficiency, shaped by past CIA actions and 1953 riots against Mosaddeq.
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Canada foils terror plot. 17 al Qaida inspired suspects arrested
Canadian police arrested 17 suspects linked to al Qaida inspired plots and recovered explosives triple the Oklahoma City bombing amount. About 400 regional and federal agents led the operation. Prime Minister Stephen Harper underscored Canada faces terrorism threats while noting limited contact with two Georgia terrorism suspects.
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