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EU responds to Burgas investigation, will fight terror

By JPOST.COM STAFF

FEBRUARY 5, 2013 19:48

EU foreign policy chief, Catherine Ashton responded on Tuesday to the Bulgarian Burgas attack investigation saying, "member states are committed to the fight against terrorism, whoever stands behind it."

"The implications of the investigation need to be assessed seriously as they relate to a terrorist attack on EU soil, which resulted in the killing and injury of innocent civilians," Ashton added.

Defense Ministry to double monthly compensation for families of hostages

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Two people detained in Poland on suspicion of attacking Navalny aide

04/19/2024 11:06 AM

EU Commission President calls on Israel, Iran to refrain from escalation

04/19/2024 11:00 AM

No plan for immediate retaliation against Israel, Iranian official says

04/19/2024 09:51 AM

US restricts gov't workers, families to travel out of greater city areas

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

04/19/2024 09:39 AM

Israeli missiles targeted Syria air defense positions, state media says

04/19/2024 09:34 AM

Ukrainian military destroyed Russian strategic Tu-22 bomber,

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04/19/2024 09:10 AM

IAEA confirms no damage made to Iran's nuclear sites in Israel's attack

04/19/2024 09:01 AM

Saudi Arabia regrets UN failure to recognize Palestinian sate

04/19/2024 08:41 AM

Iran's Aviation Authority announced removal of flight restrictions

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

04/19/2024 08:18 AM

Australia asks its citizens to evacuate Israel

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

04/19/2024 07:52 AM

No missile attack against Iran, Iranian official tells Reuters

04/19/2024 06:37 AM

Australian Jewish Association welcomes reported strikes on Iran

By MICHAEL STARR

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IDF Home Front Command: No change in the public safety directives

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

04/19/2024 06:02 AM