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Israel's 'unchallengeable' Netanyahu calls elections at prime moment (+video)

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called early elections yesterday, appearing to count on his experience and high public support to ensure a third term.

Can a dying language revive Lebanon's Christian population?

Syria and Turkey edge closer to crisis as shelling continues

Energy Voices What does Syria's lack of oil mean for US involvement?

Violence in Syria: Could it engulf the region?

Terrorism & Security Syria: more UN assembly speeches, one less UNESCO site

Syria's foreign minister accuses US of promoting 'terrorism'

Hillary Clinton: Iran will do 'whatever it takes' to prop up Syrian 'crony'

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3 views on what the US should do about Iran's nuclear program

Can the United Nations do anything about Syria?

Consequences of a nuclear Iran 'immense,' Obama says at UN

At UN, Obama urges nations to confront 'violence and intolerance' in Muslim world

Energy Voices Israel eyes gas reserves in contested waters

Israelis shrug at Netanyahu's urgent warnings on Iran (+video)

Syrian conflict makes Palestinians into both refugees and combatants

Israel's Ehud Olmert handed surprisingly light sentence in bribery case (+video)

Is Lebanon becoming Syria's Western front?

Syria: Rebel leadership has entered the country

In Pakistan, 'Love for the Prophet Day" demonstrations turn deadly

Muslim leaders decry French cartoons, but call for calm

Change Agent 'Mama Hawa' helps rape victims in Somalia, wins UN award

Energy Voices Qatar – rich and dangerous – eyes Syria

Terrorism & Security UN: Syrian regime, rebels both increasing attacks on civilians (+video)

Backchannels Is the Islamopocalypse really upon us?