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A major research center's report claims the Muslim Brotherhood is deeply embedded in American society and urges the United States to label it a terrorist group. Texas has already taken steps to restrict the group's activities. The report calls for swift action from Congress and policymakers.
The Israeli military says Hezbollah is rebuilding its infrastructure in Beit Lif, southern Lebanon, using civilian buildings to hide operational sites. This activity is described as a violation of previous agreements between Israel and Lebanon.
The Israeli military says Hezbollah is rebuilding its infrastructure in Beit Lif, southern Lebanon, violating the ceasefire. The sites are reportedly placed within civilian areas, raising concerns for local residents. Israel has reported these violations but says no action has been taken.
Mayor Eric Adams warned Jewish New Yorkers about safety concerns following Zohran Mamdani's mayoral win. Speaking in Israel, Adams urged vigilance amid rising antisemitism and pledged continued support for the community.
The United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees is seeking urgent funding and a renewed mandate amid ongoing challenges and a looming financial crisis. Its chief warns that without support, essential services for millions of refugees are at risk.
Prime Minister Netanyahu visited Israeli troops in southern Syria, stressing the importance of their presence for national security. Talks with Syria over a security agreement remain stalled, and Israel plans to keep its positions in the region. Syrian officials have condemned the deployment as a violation of sovereignty.
Jordan's foreign minister urged renewed global support for the United Nations agency assisting Palestinian refugees, highlighting its critical role amid the crisis in Gaza. He condemned Israeli efforts to ban the agency and warned of broader attempts to undermine refugee rights.
Israeli forces carried out airstrikes in Gaza after militants fired on troops near Khan Younis, breaking a ceasefire. No Israeli soldiers were hurt, but several targets were hit in response.
Shuja'iyya in Gaza has been reduced to ruins, with families struggling to survive amid ongoing military control and devastation. The territory is divided by the Yellow Line, separating Israeli forces from areas held by Hamas, as uncertainty surrounds the future peace plan. Journalists report on the suffering and destruction, but access remains tightly restricted.
An Israeli tourist is missing after trying to save his son from a strong current at a beach in southern Thailand. Authorities are searching the area, and the Israeli Embassy is assisting the family. The child made it back to shore safely.
The Israeli military has concluded airstrikes on Hezbollah weapon depots in southern Lebanon, citing violations of agreements and concerns over civilian safety. Evacuation warnings were issued before the strikes.
France has posthumously promoted Alfred Dreyfus to brigadier general, over a century after his wrongful treason conviction. The move is a symbolic act against antisemitism and a gesture of reparation for the historic injustice.
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