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Ashkelon
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Ash·ke·lon or Ash·qe·lon  (shk-ln, äshk-lôn)
An ancient city of southwest Palestine on the Mediterranean Sea. Inhabited as early as the third millennium b.c., it was a seat of worship for the goddess Astarte.


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Byline: Daily Star Staff Summary: A stun grenade exploded beneath the vehicle of a Muslim cleric in Majdal Anjar in the Bekaa on Wednesday, announced the Internal Security Forces (ISF).
I feel like I have been born again," Maqt told AFP by telephone as he was taken by family members to his home in the town of Majdal Shams in the Golan.
Byline: Tension was high in the Bekaa Valley town of Majdal Anjar on Wednesday following a clash that left two wanted men killed Summary: Tension was high in the Bekaa Valley town of Majdal Anjar on Wednesday following a clash that left two wanted men killed Tension was high in the Bekaa Valley town of Majdal Anjar on Wednesday following a clash that left two wanted men killed and a Lebanese soldier injured.
 
 
 
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