Top Headlines
25/11/2011
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- Abbas, Mashaal hail new Palestinian ‘partnership’ (Ynetnews)
- Arab League gives Syria 24 hrs to avoid sanctions (Jerusalem Post)
- Arab League calls for UN help over Syria (Telegraph)
- Egyptian forces, protesters to face off as Cairo unrest enters 2nd week (Haaretz)
- Egypt’s generals defy Tahrir protests over elections (Guardian)
- Homs: the story behind Mani’s extraordinary images from the frontline (Guardian)
- Egypt: elections on as protests continue – Thursday 24 November (Guardian)
- Egypt: Hobson’s choice (Guardian)
- Robert Fisk: Exile dreams of a bloodless return after a life spent opposing Assad regime (Independent)
- Hamas and Fatah ‘agree to May poll’ (Independent)
- Junta seeks old PM as new head (Times)
- Cleric in talks to stop Hamas deal (Times)
- Arab League issues ultimatum to Syria (Times)
- Iran claims to have captured 12 CIA spies (Telegraph)
- Mahmoud Abbas hails new era of partnership between Fatah and Hamas (Telegraph)
- Editorial: To the barracks (Financial Times)
- Arab League sets sanctions deadline as bloodshed in Syria goes on (Scotsman)
- Egypt: Army Appoints New PM To End Bloodshed (Sky News)
- Clashes Cast Doubt On Egypt Polls (Sky News)
- Syria faces Arab sanctions deadline over monitors (Reuters)
- Egypt braces for fresh rally against army rule (Reuters)
- Who will benefit from the chaos? (Economist)
- Arab League gives Syria 24 hours to accept monitors or face sanctions (Haaretz)
- Sarkozy: My remarks about Netanyahu ‘taken out of context’ (Haaretz)
- Fayyad: Palestinian Authority will soon become completely incapacitated by Israel (Haaretz)
- Abbas, Meshal say opened new page in relations in Cairo meeting (Haaretz)
- Abbas, Mashaal meet, agree to ‘work as partners’ (Jerusalem Post)
- Egypt braces for fresh rally against military rule (Jerusalem Post)
- Congressmen seek probe into PA use of US funds (Jerusalem Post)
- PM mentions ‘newfound’ ties with Arab countries (Jerusalem Post)
- Germany: Iranians, Palestinians protest against Olmert (Ynetnews)
- Palestinian PM, Norway decry Israeli fund freeze (Ynetnews)