JERUSALEM — One hundred years on, and the trench lines are still there, carved with shovels and pickaxes...
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Golan Heights Druze sit precariously between Syria and Israel
MAJDAL SHAMS, Golan Heights — Wearing the traditional dress of a religious Druze — pleated, baggy black trousers...
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How World War I made combat even more terrible
"It is very queer that the unhappiness of the world is so often brought on by small men.” ― Erich...
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The borders of the Middle East are being redrawn by force (VIDEO)
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In the West Bank, World War I never ended
JERICHO, West Bank — History flows through the Jordan River, and also divides it. In the Hebrew Bible,...
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Why World War I is so often forgotten in America
ST ANDREWS, Scotland – In this town known primarily for golf and Scotland’s first university, there is a...
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Scientists call for more African-led research and development
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Nov 02, 2014