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YNetArtificial intelligence or artificial confidence? Why blind trust in AI is the real dDecember 06, 2025
Artificial intelligence's confident responses can create a false sense of trust, even when it is wrong. Society's dependence on technology follows a familiar cycle of anxiety, adaptation, and reliance.
Marshal Herrmann debuts his first themeless crossword for The Times, featuring inventive clues and several new entries. The challenging puzzle offers a fresh Saturday workout for solvers.
TimesofIsraelFrom hospital, severely hurt 18-year-old Palestinian describes beating by settlers near RamallahDecember 06, 2025
An 18-year-old Palestinian says settlers kidnapped and beat him near Ramallah, leaving him hospitalized. He also accuses troops of assault during interrogation. The incident highlights a rise in settler violence in the West Bank.
YNetA hidden water hike in the heart of Judean Desert -- unmarked, not well known and notDecember 06, 2025
A veteran hiker uncovered hidden water pools on a remote, unmarked trail in the Judean Desert after recent floods. The challenging route offers striking views and moments of wonder, but is only recommended for experienced hikers due to safety risks.
TimesofIsraelIsrael told mediators that Gaza terror groups can reach body of last hostage -- reportDecember 05, 2025
Israel has asked mediators to help recover the remains of the last hostage in Gaza and discussed the next phase of the peace plan. Muslim-majority countries are concerned about Israel's plan to open the Rafah crossing for Palestinian exit. The Israeli military continues operations in Gaza amid the ceasefire.
SkyNews12-year-old girl from Gaza receives vital brain operation after Israeli bombing near her homeDecember 05, 2025
A 12-year-old girl from Gaza received a life-saving brain operation in Jordan after surviving an Israeli bombing. She is one of few allowed to leave Gaza for urgent medical care, while thousands remain in need amid ongoing humanitarian challenges.
The Trump administration has seized and renamed the United States Institute of Peace, sparking a legal battle over its control. The building now bears Trump's name and will host a major peace agreement signing, even as court disputes continue.
Welsh blacksmith Paul Dennis marks 50 years of shaping metal for landmarks like Windsor Castle and Westminster Abbey. From a cowshed to royal commissions, his artistry has left a mark on historic sites across the United Kingdom and beyond.
Frank Gehry, renowned architect behind the Bilbao Guggenheim, has died at 96 at his Santa Monica home. His death followed a respiratory illness, according to his chief of staff.
TimesofIsraelAbu Shabab militia announces new commander after namesake's death; Hamas: 'Traitors' should take heedDecember 05, 2025
Ghassan al-Dahini has taken command of the Abu Shabab militia in Gaza after its founder was killed. Hamas warns collaborators with Israel to surrender or face harsh consequences. Local tribal leaders back Hamas's crackdown on alleged collaborators.
TimesofIsraelCENTCOM head says Syria recently blocked several arms shipments to HezbollahDecember 05, 2025
The United States military commended Syria for blocking weapons shipments to Hezbollah, as efforts to disarm the group continue. This comes after a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah and ongoing regional tensions.
YNetRocky Horror at 50: new documentary explores the film that became a global cult and aDecember 05, 2025
A new documentary celebrates the 50-year legacy of the cult classic film created by Richard O'Brien. The film explores its global impact and the devoted community it has inspired.




