Israeli forces strike southern Gaza amid Shalit crisis
Israeli tanks and planes hit southern Gaza facilities and three bridges cutting electricity as fierce fighting near Rafah intensified. The operation targets militants guarding kidnapped Corporal Gilad Shalit, with no reported casualties.
Rivals Hamas Fatah agree to implicitly recognize Israel
In Gaza City, Hamas and Fatah officials reached a plan that would implicitly recognize Israel, a Palestinian official said after weeks of tense talks to lift international aid sanctions. The accord, praised by both sides, aims to form a Palestinian state beside Israel and restart peace talks, though it comes amid a crisis over an Israeli soldier’s abduction.
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Baghdad security crackdown shows slow progress in Baghdad
U S military reports a slight drop in violence two weeks after 75 000 troops flooded Baghdad but warns it is not thedesired degree of decrease. The briefing notes 18 Iraqis killed including five dumped bodies, and confirms a Marine and three soldiers dead, with most losses in Anbar province. White House hopes Sunni Arab defections will aid national healing.
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Iran's Leader Signals No Negotiations on Nuclear Talks
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei stated Iran does not need talks with the United States over its nuclear program, aiming to reassure hard-liners and indicate Tehran will not cave on concessions. White House called his stance ambiguous while Iran weighs the EU incentives package and an August response.
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Violence in Afghanistan claims soldiers and militants
In southern Afghanistan dozens died as fighting raged in Helmand and Uruzgan. Two British soldiers were killed with one wounded in Sangin valley. Afghan forces suffered casualties as militants and Taliban fighters attacked patrols. Coalition and Afghan troops reported multiple militant deaths in the crackdown.
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