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Middle East News: Conflicts denying more than 13M children an education, and more news
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September 4, 2015
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1:52Now PlayingIgal Hecht of TheRebel.Media reports:
* After accidentally entering Hebron on Thursday night, five American-Jewish students were attacked with rocks and firebombs before a local Palestinian man took them into his home to keep them safe until the IDF could evacuate them;
* Israeli Prime Minister Netenyahu's recent offer to go to Ramallah to resume peace talks based on "two states for two peoples", was rejected by a senior Palestinian Authority official;
* According to the UN, more than 13 million children are being denied an education as a result of various conflicts in the Middle East. The UN report warns that the hopes of a generation will be dashed if they cannot return to their classrooms;
* In her Directorial debut, Natalie Portman premiered her new film, "A Tale of Love and Darkness" in Jerusalem this past week
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