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838 items tagged "Middle"

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• December 04, 2008
• 19:07

  Your stories

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Are you an Iraqi working to support relatives abroad?
• 18:29

  Israel eases Gaza Strip blockade

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Israel allows some humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip, easing the blockade of the Hamas-controlled Palestinian territory.
• 18:25

  Militants kill seized Iran police

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Sunni militants kill 13 police officers captured in south-eastern Iran in June, says authorities.
• 18:16

  Deadly bombings strike Iraqi city

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Two suspected suicide car bombers hit the Iraqi city of Falluja killing at least 15 people and injuring dozens, police say.
• 17:02

  Hebron settlers evicted by force

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Israeli forces begin evicting Jewish settlers from a disputed building in the West Bank city of Hebron, witnesses say.
• 15:34

  Place of hope?

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  The new face of the West Bank's 'martyr's capital'
• 13:11

  Barak meets settlers over Hebron

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Israeli Defence Minister Ehud Barak meets settler leaders over a disputed building s in the West Bank city of Hebron.
• 0:42

  Lebanon's Aoun in Damascus visit

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Lebanese Christian leader Michel Aoun, who fought a "war of liberation" against Syrian troops, meets Syria's president.
• December 03, 2008
• 18:56

  Anger as Iraqi reporter is jailed

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  An Iraqi journalist is jailed over a story about homosexuality which prosecutors say violated a public decency law.
• 17:40

  Jerusalem diary

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  At the soup kitchen hit by the economic downturn
• 16:47

  US kills 'pro-Iranian militant'

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  US forces kill a suspected member of an Iranian-backed militant group and arrest two others in Baghdad.
• 1:26

  UN finds new clues in Hariri case

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  The UN body investigating the killing of Lebanese ex-Prime Minister Rafik Hariri says fresh evidence could help identify new suspects.
• December 02, 2008
• 21:11

  Israel convicts top Palestinian

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  An Israeli military court convicts the Speaker of the Palestinian parliament of being a member of Hamas.
• 18:03

  Israeli military raids kill three

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Israeli military operations in the West Bank and Gaza Strip have left the Palestinians dead.
• 17:44

  Israel buries Mumbai attack dead

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Thousands of people attend funerals in Israel for Jewish and Israeli victims of the Mumbai attacks.
• 14:12

  New Chemical Ali death sentence

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  An Iraqi court sentences Ali Hassan al-Majid, known as Chemical Ali, to death for his role in crushing a 1991 Shia uprising.
• 10:09

  Rumour sparks Hebron settler riot

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Jewish settlers riot in the West Bank city of Hebron, clashing with Israeli troops who normally protect them.
• December 01, 2008
• 21:02

  Jail for Jordan 'honour killing'

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  A court in Jordan jails a man for more than seven years for strangling his sister in a so-called honour killing.
• 19:53

  Emirate car ban on menial workers

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  The Gulf emirate of Sharjah is to ban people in certain, mainly menial, jobs from applying for driving licenses, a report says.
• 17:23

  Iran to set up marriage bureaux to help young find suitable spouses

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  The Iranian government is to set up a network of marriage bureaux to help young Iranians find a husband or wife.
• 14:54

  Dozens killed in Iraqi bombings

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  At least 32 people have died in bomb attacks in the Iraqi capital Baghdad and the northern city of Mosul, officials say.
• 14:27

  Iranian bloggers

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Reactions to Barack Obama's election victory
• 14:02

  Israel awaits Mumbai attack dead

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Israeli and Jewish victims of the attacks in the Indian city of Mumbai are to be flown to Israel for burial, officials say.
• 11:41

  Libyan Gaza aid ship turns back

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  A Libyan cargo ship carrying humanitarian supplies for the Gaza Strip turns back before reaching the territory.
• 4:33

  Iraq-Iran war dead are exchanged

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Dead Iraqi and Iranian soldiers from the 1980-88 war are exchanged, in the first such move since the fall of Saddam Hussein.
• November 30, 2008
• 17:22

  Israel approves prisoner release

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Israel approves the release of 250 prisoners after an earlier promise from outgoing Prime Minister Ehud Olmert.
• November 29, 2008
• 15:07

  UN contractors killed in Iraq

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Two foreign UN contractors are killed and 15 injured in a rocket attack on Baghdad's Green Zone.
• November 28, 2008
• 17:38

  Clashes along Israel-Gaza fence

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Israeli troops and Palestinian gunmen clash along the border fence that separates Gaza from Israel.
• 16:17

  Court orders Iranian man blinded

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  An Iranian court rules that a man who blinded a woman with acid after she spurned his marriage proposals will also be blinded.
• 13:54

  Suicide bombing at Iraqi mosque

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  A suicide bomber kills nine people in an attack on a Shia mosque south of Baghdad during Friday prayers, Iraqi police say.
• 13:02

  Looming battle

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Hebron residents and settlers gear up for eviction
• 3:06

  Going, going

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Vote on US troops shows Iraqi democracy at work
• November 27, 2008
• 18:34

  Yemen opposition protest clashes

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Police fire warning shots and hurl batons at an opposition rally in the Yemeni capital Sanaa, as protesters and police are injured.
• 16:52

  Iraqi parliament backs US pullout

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  The Iraqi parliament approves a plan on the future of US forces in Iraq, paving the way for complete withdrawal by 2011.
• 15:06

  Livni urges Olmert to step down

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  The leader of Israel's governing Party, Tzipi Livni, calls on Ehud Olmert to quit after the attorney-general says he may charge him.
• 13:49

  Still talking

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  What has been achieved one year after Annapolis?
• November 26, 2008
• 20:44

  Iran hangs 10 murderers in Tehran

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Iran executes 10 people convicted of murder in Tehran's Evin prison, including a woman who killed her husband.
• 17:50

  Iran 'fires second space rocket'

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Iran says it has launched its second space rocket this year, part of plans to put an Iranian-made satellite in orbit.
• 16:53

  Iraq delays vote on US withdrawal

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Iraqi MPs delay a crucial vote on a plan to withdraw all US troops from the country by the end of 2011.
• 16:47

  More aid to enter blockaded Gaza

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Israel permits limited aid and fuel deliveries into Gaza, which has been under an intensified blockade for three weeks.
• 15:05

  Israeli army 'lenient on abuse'

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  A human rights groups accuses Israel's military of failing to prosecute those guilty of abusing Palestinians.
• 13:41

  Path to peace

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Glimmers of hope on Golan Heights over possible deal
• November 25, 2008
• 19:18

  Iraq jails 'terribly overcrowded'

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  The BBC uncovers evidence of serious overcrowding and poor living conditions in one of Iraq's prisons.
• 19:04

  Gaza cut blamed on blockade

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  The only power plant in the Gaza Strip is shut by energy authorities who say Israel will not allow the urgent delivery of spare parts.
• 18:05

  Behind bars

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  The BBC is given exclusive access to a Baghdad prison
• 15:05

  Anger at Abbas appointment

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Commentators in the Arab press highlighted the "symbolic" nature of Abbas' appointment to a nominal post last held by Yasser Arafat.
  
  
• 14:10

  Kuwait government 'to step down'

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  The government of Kuwait tenders its resignation, in an effort to stop MPs questioning the prime minister, reports say.
• 12:31

  Taxi revolution

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Tehran cab service puts women in the driver's seat
• 12:19

  Beach-sex couple to be deported

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Two Britons found guilty of having sex on a Dubai beach are to be sent back to the UK without spending any time in jail.
• 12:16

  Awakening fears

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Iraqis on government control of Sunni groups
• November 24, 2008
• 20:40

  Lebanon president visits Tehran

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Lebanese President Michel Suleiman holds talks with his Iranian counterpart Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in Tehran.
• 19:01

  Hezbollah missile stock 'tripled'

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Israeli Defence Minister Ehud Barak says Hezbollah has three times as many missiles as it had before the 2006 Lebanon war.
• 17:04

  Deadly bomb attacks hit Baghdad

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  At least 19 people have been killed and many others wounded in three bomb attacks in Baghdad.
• 16:17

  Your views

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Poverty-stricken Yemen inaugurates a US $60m mosque
• 14:48

  Iran 'unhurt' by oil price fall

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Iran's President Ahmadinejad says his country will not be damaged by sharply falling oil prices.
• 14:19

  Blockaded Gaza gets some supplies

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Israel temporarily reopens border crossings with the Gaza Strip to allow in essential supplies of food and fuel.
• 3:46

  Abbas made Palestinian state head

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  The Palestinian Authority names its president, Mahmoud Abbas, head of a future Palestinian state but Hamas rejects the move.
• November 23, 2008
• 20:35

  Jail terms for Israeli neo-Nazis

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Eight Israeli teenagers who carried out neo-Nazi attacks and ran a far-right cell are convicted and sentenced in Tel Aviv.
• 16:50

  Abbas threatens early elections

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas warns he will call elections if talks with Hamas fail to make progress.
• 16:05

  Grand designs

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Doha's Islamic museum
• November 22, 2008
• 15:05

  'Israel spy' put to death in Iran

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  A 45-year-old Iranian man convicted of spying for Iran's arch foe Israel is hanged, reports from Tehran say.
• November 21, 2008
• 17:01

  Gaza activists 'on hunger strike'

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Three human rights activists detained with Palestinian fishermen off Gaza by Israel say they have gone on hunger strike.
• 16:35

  Security increase in tense Hebron

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Israel increases security in the West Bank city of Hebron ahead of a Jewish pilgrimage there by an expected 20,000 people.
• 13:21

  Iraqis protest against troop deal

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Supporters of Shia cleric Moqtada Sadr stage protests in Baghdad against a deal to allow US troops to remain in Iraq.
• 12:19

  Shoot-out in north Lebanon city

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  One person is killed and three are wounded in a shoot-out in the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli, security forces say.
• November 20, 2008
• 18:14

  Security draws Iraqi doctors home

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Improved security in Iraq has led to 800 doctors returning so far this year, a senior health ministry official says.
• 17:59

  Arab plan explained in Hebrew ads

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  The Palestinian Authority has placed a full-page advert in Israel's Hebrew newspapers to promote an Arab peace plan.
• 15:53

  Israeli PM 'attends Jordan talks'

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Israel's prime minister and defence minister made a secret visit to Jordan on Tuesday to discuss the Gaza Strip, officials say.
• 14:20

  Settlers desecrate mosque

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Jewish settlers protesting against an eviction order in Hebron spray an insult to the Prophet Muhammad on a mosque wall.
• 13:36

  Yemen 'faces crisis as oil ends'

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Yemen faces economic and political turmoil as its oil runs out, with security implications for the whole region, a report says.
• 12:22

  Despair and anger

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Gazans report worst ever living conditions
• November 19, 2008
• 20:46

  Gaza voices

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Palestinians describe life under the Israeli blockade
• 20:07

  Syrian site 'resembled reactor'

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  A Syrian site bombed by Israel last year had features resembling those of a nuclear reactor site, a UN atomic watchdog report says.
• 19:29

  Syria and UK 'share intelligence'

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Syria and the UK have been holding high-level intelligence talks in order to combat terrorism, Syrian officials tell BBC.
• 18:59

  Al-Qaeda vows to hurt Obama's US

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Al-Qaeda deputy leader calls on Muslims to harm America, describing President-elect Obama as a "house slave".
• 18:01

  Israel police remove protest tent

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Israeli police removed a protest tent set up by a Palestinian family evicted from their home of 52 years in East Jerusalem.
• 13:23

  UN head fears over Gaza blockade

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  UN chief Ban Ki-moon tells Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert he is deeply concerned over conditions in the blockaded Gaza Strip.
• 0:43

  Iraq leader defends US troop deal

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Maliki defends a deal on the presence of US forces in Iraq, saying it preserves Iraqi sovereignty.
• November 18, 2008
• 18:29

  New Iran interior chief approved

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Iranian MPs narrowly approve President Ahmadinejad's choice for interior minister, two weeks after sacking his predecessor.
• 18:15

  UN envoy urges Gaza blockade end

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  The Israeli blockade of Gaza deprives Palestinians "basic human rights", and must end immediately, the UN's human rights chief says.
• 16:32

  Returning sons

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Awakening Council move hailed as a success in Iraq
• 16:22

  Israeli incursion into south Gaza

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  The Israeli military launches an incursion into the southern Gaza Strip, clashing with Palestinian gunmen.
• 16:18

  Egypt 'must halt' Israel gas deal

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  A Cairo court orders the suspension of gas exports to Israel, although it is not clear if the ruling will be heeded.
• 11:56

  Dubai beach sex couple's appeal

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Two Britons found guilty of having sex on a Dubai beach have an appeal against their convictions adjourned.
• 2:05

  UK minister set for Syria talks

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  British Foreign Secretary David Miliband arrives in Syria for a meeting with President Bashar al-Assad.
• November 17, 2008
• 19:51

  Israel allows aid into Gaza Strip

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Israel has briefly reopened the border crossing with the Gaza Strip to allow in a convoy of humanitarian aid.
• 17:40

  Syria nuclear clues 'not damning'

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Head of the UN atomic watchdog Mohamed ElBaradei says a report he will present on Syrian nuclear activity is "inconclusive".
• 17:24

  Israeli 'mafia' boss assassinated

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  The head of one of Israel's most notorious crime families is blown up in his car in Tel Aviv, raising fears of a bloody mob conflict.
• 14:34

  Blackout imposed on Tamim trial

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Media are banned from the Cairo trial of politician Hisham Talaat Mustafa, charged with murdering pop diva Suzanne Tamim.
• 13:40

  Cultural ambition

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Abu Dhabi is determined to scale the cultural heights
• 13:01

  Jerusalem diary

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Court ruling creates strange Israeli bedfellows
• November 16, 2008
• 12:41

  Air strike kills Gaza militants

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  An Israeli air strike kills four Palestinian militants in the northern Gaza Strip, further straining a five-month ceasefire.
• November 15, 2008
• 18:45

  Lethal car bomb rocks Iraqi town

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  A car bomb kills 10 people outside a car dealership in the north Iraqi town of Tal Afar while three die in a blast in Baghdad.
• 14:07

  Militant killed in Gaza explosion

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  A member of a Palestinian militant group has been killed and another badly hurt in an explosion in the Gaza Strip, medical workers say.
• 3:55

  Bitter struggle

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Eviction after five decades in battle for East Jerusalem
• November 14, 2008
• 16:53

  Syria uncovers 'largest church'

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Archaeologists find what they think is the largest ancient church in Syria - probably dating back some 1,500 years.
• 15:43

  Babylon dreams

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Can the ancient city regain its lost heritage status?
• 14:45

  Israeli troops face abuse trial

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  The Israeli military says it will try by court martial a number of soldiers over the abuse of a blindfolded Palestinian.
• 9:51

  Day at the races

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  A historic pursuit in war-torn Beirut, but for how long?
• November 13, 2008
• 20:29

  Civilian aircraft crashes in Iraq

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  A cargo plane with seven people on board crashes in Iraq's western Anbar province after taking off near Falluja.
• 19:51

  Cairo bemused and troubled by German art stunt

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  A man hanging from wall in Cairo sparks a brief emergency, before rescuers find it its just a German art exhibit.
• 19:35

  Peres lauds Saudi king peace plan

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Israeli President Shimon Peres praises highly the king of Saudi Arabia for his Middle East peace initiative.
• 18:57

  Algeria constitution vote dismay

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  Algerian newspapers comment on the parliamentary vote to allow President Bouteflika to run for a third term.
• 18:51

  Gaza voices on the closure

   » ‎ BBC News | Middle East | World Edition
  People in Gaza may be without UN food aid from Saturday, after Israel refused to allow in emergency supplies. The territory has been sealed off since 5 November; Israel says continued mortar fire from Gaza militants is to blame. Three Gazans describe how the enforced closure has affected them.