‘A cleaning service in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv faces criticism for its pricing scheme that varies based on the ethnicity of the housekeepers. In what has been described as “blatant racism,” the flyers circulating in an affluent neighborhood offers a “solution” to hiring “illegal foreign workers,” for those who don’t want to hire […]

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‘We often hear about public health crises related to poor diet, lack of exercise, and smoking. But what about chronic stress? Canadian physician Gabor Maté studies the mind-body connection. He argues that chronic stress plays a big role in the development of disease. It should come as no surprise that that emotions can impact physical […]

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‘Israel and the US are to hold a joint military exercise later in February with the focus on training in ballistic missile warfare, the Israeli military says. Dubbed Juniper Cobra, the war games are also aimed at improving cooperation between the two militaries, the Times of Israel online newspaper reported on Saturday. The drill, staged […]

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‘The Civil Administration in the West Bank on Tuesday demolished 23 homes and three outhouses in the southern Hebron hills villages of Jinba and Halawa. According to Israeli activists who reached Jinba by midday, shortly after the demolitions, 78 people had been living in the newly-built homes, including 60 children. These are two of the […]

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‘The question of the Malvinas Islands (Falkland Islands) remains one of those unresolved disputes in international politics which seldom receives much attention from the world community. This is a pity since the United Nations has for the last 50 years called upon the two parties to the dispute — Argentina and Britain — to negotiate […]

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‘The only high-rise building to have collapsed in the Taiwanese city of Tainan following a major earthquake on Saturday seems to have had serious constructions flaws. The collapse has exposed cooking-oil cans embedded inside the building’s concrete walls. Witnesses at the scene have told Reuters that they saw large rectangular, commercial cans of cooking-oil packed […]

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‘Tens of thousands of people in Catalonia have taken part in a rally to protest against an irrigation plan envisaged by the Spanish government. Around 50,000 people demonstrated in the Catalan city of Amposta on Saturday to show their disapproval of the plan to transfer greater amounts of water from the Ebro River to other […]

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‘At least seven suspected members of a terrorist cell believed to be working with Daesh and the Nusra Front in Syria, have been arrested in Spain. Spanish police said in a Sunday statement they had uncovered an operation to smuggle arms to terrorists under the guise of humanitarian aid. According to the statement, “five are […]

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‘Following in the footsteps of Saudi Arabia and Bahrain, The United Arab Emirates (UAE) stated on Sunday that it was ready to ground troops to Syria to fight Islamic State. Damascus earlier said it would send unwelcomed invaders back ‘in coffins.’ The UAE’s preparedness to participate in a ground military operation in Syria was confirmed […]

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‘South Korea has opened fire on a North Korean patrol boat just a day after Pyongyang draws widespread condemnation by launching a long-range missile. According to South Korea’s Defense Ministry, the incident happened while the boat was sailing on the two countries’ disputed boundary line in the Yellow Sea on Monday. The boat retreated after […]

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‘Yemen’s army has reportedly carried out two ballistic missile attacks against a military base in Saudi Arabia’s southwestern Asir region. The missiles hit the King Khalid air base in the Saudi city of Khamis Mushait in Asir region late on Sunday. The possible death toll and the extent of the damage inflicted upon Saudi troops […]

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With so much of our lives now conducted online, it is hardly surprising people struggle to remember long lists of complex passwords to keep their personal details secure. But it seems many of us are not learning the lessons of recent online security breaches, choosing instead to use some of the most common – and easily guessable – codes around. An annual list of the 25 most common passwords on the internet show that people are still putting their faith in ‘password1; and ‘123456’ to keep their online accounts safe. The findings will no doubt cause online security experts to … Continue reading

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With so much of our lives now conducted online, it is hardly surprising people struggle to remember long lists of complex passwords to keep their personal details secure. But it seems many of us are not learning the lessons of recent online security breaches, choosing instead to use some of the most common – and easily guessable – codes around. An annual list of the 25 most common passwords on the internet show that people are still putting their faith in ‘password1; and ‘123456’ to keep their online accounts safe. The findings will no doubt cause online security experts to … Continue reading

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