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The Normandy landings remain the largest ever amphibious invasion and paved the way for western Europe's liberation.

It's strange that Argaman and Hamburger released warnings just as, on the eve of Rabin's assassination, Shin Bet head Karmi Gilon and the same psychologist released quieter warnings that didn't work.

Binyamin Yaakov, the man whose life was saved, had taken the mix of painkillers in order to manage severe back pain.

Moshe Journo, who operated a store in the Pittsburgh area, was initially arrested in 2004 on charges of sexual assault on a 15-year-old girl.

A local official told Iranian media that no injuries were caused in the incident and that the fire was under control.

Qatar, whose monarchy was accused by Germany’s Development Minister Gerd Mueller of financing the terrorist movement the Islamic State in 2014, is slated to host the soccer World Cup in 2022.

Minister of Environmental Protection, Gila Gamliel said, "Our new program is Win-Win, in which we replace the carcinogenic asbestos with renewable energy with environmental and economic gain.”

On social media, Fatah posted an image to their Facebook page depicting a rioter throwing rocks set to the backdrop of the Dome of the Rock.

In recent months Turkey has increased its presence in northern Iraq. It has been accused of deforestation and depopulation of villages, including minority Christian villages.

Earlier this year the Wall Street Journal reported that Israel had carried out attacks on a dozen Iranian ships headed for Syria, apparently carrying oil.

Nigeria’s Interior Minister Lai Mohammed has said that while Twitter may have rules, it is not a “universal rule.”