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Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israel was silent Friday as a week of massive street protests engulfed the streets of Cairo and other Egyptian  cities. Neither officials from Prime  Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office nor the Israeli foreign ministry offered  any public comment on the  growing  political instability in Israel's most important regional ally  . After the first day of Cairo street  protests on Tuesday, Israeli Knesset member Benjamin Ben Eliezer, known as the Israeli  politician with the closest ties to Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak,  told Israeli Army Radio that he did not  believe the demonstrations would bring down the regime for lack of a viable leadership in the opposition.

The two countries signed a historic peace agreement in  1979, and during his 28 years in office,

OPTIONS:
- Benjamin Ben Eliezer has worked with eight  Israeli prime ministers.
- Benjamin Netanyahu has worked with eight  Israeli prime ministers.
- CNN has worked with eight  Israeli prime ministers.
- Cairo has worked with eight  Israeli prime ministers.
- Egypt has worked with eight  Israeli prime ministers.
- Egyptian has worked with eight  Israeli prime ministers.
- Hosni Mubarak has worked with eight  Israeli prime ministers.
- Israel has worked with eight  Israeli prime ministers.
- Israeli has worked with eight  Israeli prime ministers.
- Israeli Army Radio has worked with eight  Israeli prime ministers.
- Jerusalem has worked with eight  Israeli prime ministers.
- Knesset has worked with eight  Israeli prime ministers.
- Mubarak has worked with eight  Israeli prime ministers.

Answer: Hosni Mubarak has worked with eight  Israeli prime ministers.


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President Obama had some kind words for Hillary Clinton, saying that he knows she would be a 'very effective' president if she decides to run. The President praised his former Secretary of State during an interview for Live with Kelly and Michael at the White House. The interview aired Friday morning but was taped on Thursday- the same day that Obama secretly had lunch with Mrs Clinton. Opening up: President Obama said that he and Hillary Clinton have become 'buddies' and though he doesn't know what she is going to do in 2016 but if she runs, she would be a 'very effective' president

When asked by Kelly what he would say if

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- Clinton turned to him in 10 years and said that she wanted to run for office, the President said: 'I would say where did you take my wife because I was sure there was an alien body-snatching going on.'
- Hillary Clinton turned to him in 10 years and said that she wanted to run for office, the President said: 'I would say where did you take my wife because I was sure there was an alien body-snatching going on.'
- Live with Kelly and Michael turned to him in 10 years and said that she wanted to run for office, the President said: 'I would say where did you take my wife because I was sure there was an alien body-snatching going on.'
- Michelle turned to him in 10 years and said that she wanted to run for office, the President said: 'I would say where did you take my wife because I was sure there was an alien body-snatching going on.'
- Obama turned to him in 10 years and said that she wanted to run for office, the President said: 'I would say where did you take my wife because I was sure there was an alien body-snatching going on.'
- White House turned to him in 10 years and said that she wanted to run for office, the President said: 'I would say where did you take my wife because I was sure there was an alien body-snatching going on.'

Answer: Michelle turned to him in 10 years and said that she wanted to run for office, the President said: 'I would say where did you take my wife because I was sure there was an alien body-snatching going on.'


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London (CNN) -- Turn down any rundown street in any one of the "mini-Mogadishus" that now pepper Britain's cities, and you'll see young men congregating outside what look like shuttered shop fronts. But look closer. There are no signs and no distinguishing features to help those who don't know what lies on the other side of these battered doorways. The chances are you will have stumbled over a marfish -- the cafes British Somalis come to chew the vegetable stimulant, khat. Although khat is legal in the UK, marfishes are closed off to outsiders. One marfish we attempted to enter had a surveillance camera overlooking the locked doorway -- we were repeatedly refused entry.

Even those who had no direct experience or involvement with extremism were terrified that on any given night they might get a knock on the door from a police officer accusing them of terrorism or -- worse still -- an e-mail or a voicemail threat from

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- Al-Shabaab for being "un-Islamic" or a "traitor."
- Britain for being "un-Islamic" or a "traitor."
- British for being "un-Islamic" or a "traitor."
- Britons for being "un-Islamic" or a "traitor."
- CNN for being "un-Islamic" or a "traitor."
- London for being "un-Islamic" or a "traitor."
- Somalia for being "un-Islamic" or a "traitor."
- Somalis for being "un-Islamic" or a "traitor."
- UK for being "un-Islamic" or a "traitor."
- mini-Mogadishus for being "un-Islamic" or a "traitor."

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assistant: Al-Shabaab for being "un-Islamic" or a "traitor."