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  New book claims famed Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal worked for Israeli spy agency Mossad
02:14:31 PM (ET), Thursday, September 2, 2010

A new book claims renowned Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal worked for Israel's Mossad spy agency, providing information on war criminals and Germans working in Arab countries.The assertions in "Wiesenthal - The Life and Legends" shed a different light on the Holocaust survivor previously believed to have conducted a lone quest to bring war criminals, such as top Nazi Adolf Eichmann, to justice.

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Thursday, September 2, 2010
  • Hamas, though excluded from Mideast talks, is among most intractable issues
  • New book claims famed Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal worked for Israeli spy agency Mossad
  • Activist group promotes Egypt's powerful intelligence chief for president
  • End of combat does not spell the end of violence for US troops in Iraq

  • Wednesday, September 1, 2010
  • As Mideast summit starts, Hamas says Abbas has no right to negotiate on behalf of Palestinians
  • Human Rights Watch urges Bahrain authorities to investigate Shiite activists' torture claims
  • Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, Palestinian President Abbas take different routes to talks
  • Gates says history, fate of democracy in Iraq will decide whether unpopular war was worth it
  • US changes commanders in Iraq as final phase of American military involvement begins
  • Saudi official denies Sri Lankan maid had nails driven into her by her Saudi employer
  • Saudi official denies Sri Lankan maid had nails driven into her by her Saudi employer

  • Tuesday, August 31, 2010
  • Palestinian gunman kills 4 Israelis in West Bank shooting on eve of new round of peace talks
  • 3 Russians abducted in Darfur freed by Sudanese forces
  • Facts, figures related to the Iraq war, nation's economy
  • Iraq's prime minister says Iraq now independent after end of US combat operations
  • Israeli-Arab MK tells UN probe of Gaza flotilla attack that Israeli commandos out to kill
  • Iran seeks to distance itself from newspaper's insult of France's first lady
  • Firefight sparked by parking dispute highlights militias' role in Lebanon's tensions

  • Monday, August 30, 2010
  • Israeli-Palestinian talks reopen this week under most difficult conditions yet
  • Israeli archaeologists say ancient shards of flint might be world's oldest disposable cutlery
  • Vice President Joe Biden seeks to reassure Iraq that US will not abandon it
  • Iran says will produce fuel for research reactor, project could raise more nuclear concerns
  • Mother of slain Iranian woman who become protest icon seeks international pressure for justice
  • Prosecutors question Egyptian culture minister over van Gogh theft
  • Sudan says police freed US aid worker held for 4 months in Darfur
  • Prominent American-Egyptian dissident breaks with opposition on hereditary succession
  • AP IMPACT: Hundreds of abandoned, incomplete projects as US hands off to Iraqis

  • Sunday, August 29, 2010
  • Rival Palestinian governments clamp down on dissent as chances for reconciliation slip
  • Million-to-one shot: Man tries to exchange fake $1 million bills at Emirates' Central Bank
  • Yemeni president says intensifying al-Qaida attacks are government's biggest challenge
  • Influential Israeli rabbi says Palestinians and their leader should perish

  • Saturday, August 28, 2010
  • Thousands rally in front of Israeli PM's house, calling for release of soldier held by Hamas
  • Magnitude 5.9 earthquake kills 3 in sparsely populated corner of northeastern Iran
  • The people left behind: As American military bases close, Iraqis wonder about jobs
  • Egyptian police uncover desert caches of weapons bound for Gaza's smuggling tunnels
  • Lebanese authorities arrest 4 suspects in deadly street battle in Beirut

  • Friday, August 27, 2010
  • Report: Iran convicts opposition leader's aide, sentences him to 5 years in prison
  • As war winds down, US can apply lessons learned in Iraq to Afghanistan

  • Thursday, August 26, 2010
  • Saudi cleric told to stop unauthorized edicts after call to boycott store with female vendors
  • Iranian media banned from coverage of opposition leaders, says pro-reform websites
  • Egypt suffers worst power cuts in decades during Ramadan fasting month at height of summer

  • Wednesday, August 25, 2010
  • Iran says it's prepared sell weapons to Lebanon if Beirut asks for military assistance
  • Attack on Yemeni patrol kills 4 soldiers; authorities say 12 militants killed in tense south
  • Egypt announces discovery of ancient desert oasis settlement with massive baking facilities
  • EU criticizes Israeli court's guilty verdict in Palestinian activist's case
  • Iran says it successfully test-fires new generation of the short-range Fateh-110 missile

  • Tuesday, August 24, 2010
  • Hezbollah leader says government should ask Iran to equip national army
  • US al-Qaida suspect to go on trial in Yemen over killing of guard in failed escape attempt
  • Iran seeks cut in imports in response to sanctions, vows to continue enriching uranium
  • UN atomic watchdog chief presses Israeli ministers on nuclear issues ahead of key meetings

  • Monday, August 23, 2010
  • Mideast watches NY mosque furor and asks: Is it worth the fight?
  • Saudi court asks paralyzed man to drop demand for attacker's spine to be surgically damaged
  • After unmanned bomber aircraft, Iran says it is building assault boats
  • New mall fuels debate over Gaza suffering under Israeli blockade
  • Israeli police recommend former Prime Minister Olmert should stand trial for corruption
  • Re-emergence of sidewalk porn in Iraq offers window into the country's chaotic politics
  • Politics, alleged fraud and controversial museum disturb peace in Jerusalem graveyard
  • Report: Iran suspends 3 senior judiciary officials allegedly linked to prisoner torture deaths