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UN says Libya migrant attack could be war crime
More than 44 migrants die and 130 are injured by a blast at a detention centre near Tripoli.
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UN says Libya migrant attack could be war crime
More than 44 migrants die and 130 are injured by a blast at a detention centre near Tripoli.
Nicki Minaj Saudi gig prompts confusion online
"No one in Saudi Arabia Googled her did they?"
Ethiopian Israelis protest over police shooting
Thousands took to the streets of several cities, blocking roads with sit-ins and burning tyres.
UAE sheikh and fashion designer dies at 39
A funeral is held in Sharjah for Khalid Al Qasimi, who died "unexpectedly" in London.
Dubai ruler's wife 'in hiding in UK'
Princess Haya, a wife of Sheikh Mohammed Al Maktoum, is said to have fled in fear of her life.
Irish woman in Syria 'has right' to return
Leo Varadkar says removing Lisa Smith's and her son's Irish citizenship would not be compassionate.
Navy Seal found not guilty of US war crimes
Edward Gallagher was cleared of all charges except posing with the body of a dead prisoner in Iraq.
Nicki Minaj Saudi gig prompts confusion online
"No one in Saudi Arabia Googled her did they?"
Ethiopian Israelis protest over police shooting
Thousands took to the streets of several cities, blocking roads with sit-ins and burning tyres.
UAE sheikh and fashion designer dies at 39
A funeral is held in Sharjah for Khalid Al Qasimi, who died "unexpectedly" in London.
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Read moreMore than 130 arrested after Ethiopian Israeli protests
The police in Israel now say that 136 people were arrested after Tuesday night's protests involving Ethiopian Israelis.
In a tweet, the police spokesman said that 111 officers were injured during the clashes.
Protesters had blocked some of the country's main highways.
The demonstrations followed the burial of a teenager of Ethiopian descent who had been shot dead on Sunday by an off-duty policeman.
Demonstrators were complaining of marginalisation and victimisation.
Ethiopian Israeli protesters clash with police in Israel
Police in Israel clashed with Ethiopian Israeli protesters in several cities as they tried to clear demonstrations that followed the burial of a teenager of Ethiopian descent who had been shot dead on Sunday by an off-duty policeman.
Demonstrators were complaining of marginalisation and victimisation.
The Jerusalem Post reports that the protests had brought the country "to a standstill" on Tuesday.
Forty-seven police officers were wounded and 60 demonstrators were detained as police cleared 15 road junctions, police said in a statement quoted by AFP news agency.
"We'll do whatever we can to make sure police will stop killing people because of their skin colour," one protester, told AFP.
"We don't know if this is going to happen again or not," he said of Sunday's killing.
In a video statement, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed his sympathy over the death of the young man, but appealed to demonstrators to stop blocking the junctions.
The officer accused of killing Solomon Tekah, 18, has been detained on suspicion of manslaughter.
A police statement said the officer, who was not on duty, was trying to separate two young people who had been having a row. The two men then turned on the policeman, who opened fire fearing for his own safety, the statement says.
But an eyewitness quoted by Ha'aretz newspaper said that the officer had threatened the youths with his weapon first.
