Breaking News 10 July 2021
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Arab countries pledge aid as Tunisia struggles with COVID pandemic (Reuters)
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Death toll from Florida condo collapse rises to 79 (Reuters)
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Loud blast heard in north Tehran, semi-official Iranian agency reports (Reuters)
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Haitian government requests U.S. send troops after presidential assassination (Reuters)
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U.S. probing American ties to assassination of Haitian president, sources say (Reuters)
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U.S. strikes deal with Russia to continue UN Syria aid access (Reuters)
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'Unprecedented chaos': Cyberattack distrupts Iran rail network (Reuters)
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Death toll from collapsed Florida condo climbs to 78, official says (Reuters)
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Death toll from collapsed Florida condo climbs to 78, official says (Reuters)
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France expected to back Israel's entry into EU program that bars settlement funding (Haaretz)
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Ahmed Jibril, founder of pro-Syrian Palestinian guerrilla group, buried in Damascus (Reuters)
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Quake of magnitude 6.2 strikes off Indonesia coast (Reuters)
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UN Investigator tells human rights council that Israeli settlements amount to a war crime (Reuters)
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PM Bennett holds first phone call with U.K.'s Johnson (Haaretz)
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Lebanon's cash-strapped army sells helicopter rides during economic crisis (Reuters)
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Pfizer, BioNTech to seek authorization for COVID booster shot as Delta variant spreads (Reuters)
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Bennett weighs establishing team to inquire opening Pfizer factory in Israel (Haaretz)
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Taliban is ready to respect rights of ethnic minorities (Reuters)
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U.S. welcomes announcement that Israel, Jordan discussed trade, ties (Haaretz)
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