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Turkish leader hailed at home after Israel dispute (AP)

 
AP - Turkey's prime minister drew praise Friday from Hamas militants for confronting the Israeli president over civilian casualties and said "everybody should take sides," despite Turkish efforts to mediate in the Middle East. (link)

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