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Israel Begins its Biggest Defense Drill Amid growing tensions with Iran, Israel is training soldiers, emergency crews, and civilians for the possibility of all-out war Six Palestinians Killed in Clash Between Rival Factions   Gun battle erupted in the West Bank town of Qalqilya, when Palestinian police raided a hideout of the Islamic militant group Hamas Red Cross Alarmed by Situation in Pakistani War Zone International Committee of the Red Cross stated Sunday that it is gravely concerned about the plight of civilians in Swat, where the Pakistani military is waging war against Taliban fighters US Official: Cuba Agrees to Resume Migration Talks Senior US State Department official also says Washington and Havana plan to pursue negotiations on joint efforts to combat drug trafficking Graphic Pictures Persuade People to Quit Smoking WHO reports on this 'World No Tobacco Day' that more than five million people die every year from tobacco-related causes  Thousands Rally in Hong Kong to Mark Tiananmen Anniversary Hong Kong demonstrators were joined by Tiananmen protest leader Xiong Yan, who lives in exile in US Women Fleeing Darfur Reportedly Face Rape, Sexual Assault Physicians for Human Rights says slightly more than half the rapes happened in Darfur, with the rest occurring in Chad Burma Defends Trial Against Aung San Suu Kyi Burma says it had no choice but to prosecute San Suu Kyi for sheltering an American man who made an uninvited visit to her lakeside home US Begins Collection of Biometric Information on Non-Citizens Departing Country   Government eventually to install identity verification at crossings to Mexico, Canada Former Sudanese President Nimeri Dies Jaafar Nimeiri came to power in 1969 coup before being ousted in 1985