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At least 78 people, including 20 children and senior military commanders, were killed in an Israeli airstrike on Tehran, according to Iran’s ambassador to the UN Amir Iravani.After Long Absence, Fadel Chaker Returns to Perform in Jordan Alongside Son Mohammad
Financial Times: Washington Will Not Attack Iran Prior to Midterm Elections
Former boxing champion Mike Tyson announces his attendance at the Mixed Martial Arts Week in Jordan
Italy: Clashes in Milan and Turin During Protests Over Rising Cost of Living
When Minds Become a Sovereign Issue
Cabinet approves drone industry strategy, health plan, regulatory changes