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Israeli forces shoot dead Palestinian man
Israeli forces gun down a Palestinian man in West Bank for alleged car-ramming attack.

Israeli forces gun down a Palestinian man in West Bank for alleged car-ramming attack.

Iceland’s premier steps aside after a defeat in snap parliamentary elections.

Security sources say 18 airmen have been detained in 17 provinces across the country.

Police is searching for suspects behind the shootings in Maryland and New York.

An analyst says the West is covertly funding and supporting terrorist groups in Syria to bring about regime change in the war-torn country.

A senior Iranian diplomat says Iran will continue to fully support Iraq in its fight against terrorism.

Al-Wefaq has filed an appeal to the Court of Cassation against its dissolution.

Egypt updates the death toll from recent floods, saying 22 are killed.

At least 36 people suffer suffocation after shells containing poisonous gases slam into two residential areas in Syria's northwestern city of Aleppo.

The Iranian Judiciary chief says the Islamic Republic opposes any scheme to break up Iraq and undermine its territorial integrity.

Bill and Hillary Clinton are part of a “crime family” that is involved in organized criminal activities, says a former FBI official.

A commentator says the polls in the United States are being manipulated and are not reflecting the will of the American people.

The interior minister says Kalashnikov rifles, rifle magazines, bulletproof jackets and tear gas canisters have been confiscated.

The Council of Europe warns Turkey against the reinstatement of the death penalty.

A senior Iraqi security official says government forces have liberated 1,400 square kilometers of land from Daesh near Mosul.

The Iranian foreign minister says the Islamic Republic is the most powerful state in the Middle East region.

The airstrikes ripped through a security complex in the northern district of Zaydiyah in Hudaydah.

The army says six militants were also killed in clashes in the restive region.