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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry heads to Jordan today for talks with Mideast and European allies to promote a negotiated end to the crisis in Syria, as government and rebel forces battle for control of the strategic city of Al-Qusair.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry will try during a weeklong Mideast tour to bring Syria’s warring parties to peace talks and to revive negotiations for a two- state agreement between Israel and the Palestinians.
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Delek Drilling-LP and Avner Oil Exploration LLP led declines on Israel’s benchmark index on concern uncertainty on government-imposed export quotas would hinder further development of offshore gas fields.
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Avner Oil Exploration LLP and Delek Drilling-LP rose to the highest in a week as they said “significant” signs of natural gas were discovered at the Karish 1 site, increasing bets the find will help boost exports.
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Israel’s Deputy Foreign Minister Zeev Elkin warned Syria today that his country would act to prevent any further shipments of advanced arms to Lebanon’s Hezbollah’s militia.
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There has been a lot of talk about Iran making a sudden dash for the bomb. The fear is that, with its thousands of gas centrifuges and its tons of enriched uranium, Iran might be able to make a bomb’s worth of nuclear fuel before the U.S. or any other country could intervene to stop it.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Cabinet approved a two-year budget of 796 billion shekels ($220 billion) that cuts defense outlays and raises taxes to keep deficit spending within government targets.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will fly to Russia tomorrow to meet President Vladimir Putin for discussions that will focus on Syria, the Kremlin said.
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The Israeli Cabinet is debating the 2013-14 draft budget today amid a dispute over proposed cuts in defense spending as new threats emerge from Syria and concerns about Iran’s nuclear program persist.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet today with senior ministers to decide on defense spending for the 2013-2014 budget, according to a government official.
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