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NewYorkTimesMohamed Salah, the pursuit of AFCON glory and why Egypt treat him as a special caseDecember 23, 2025
Mohamed Salah's special status with Egypt's national team sets him apart as both a football icon and a symbol of national pride. His quest for Africa Cup of Nations glory carries added weight amid high expectations and Egypt's turbulent football history. Salah's influence reaches far beyond the pitch, making him a unique figure in world football.
NewYorkTimesRemembering Dan Elkayam, the footballer killed at Bondi Beach: 'We had so many plans...'December 23, 2025
Dan Elkayam, a passionate footballer and IT engineer, was killed in the Bondi Beach shooting. Friends and family remember his kindness, love of sport, and plans to help others. His loss is deeply felt by all who knew him.
The United States Department of Education is investigating Brown University's safety measures after a deadly campus shooting. The review will focus on emergency notifications, surveillance, and compliance with federal safety standards.
Penny Wong faces criticism for her handling of the Bondi attack and her approach to Jewish Australian concerns. The article argues her responses lack accountability and leave communities feeling unsupported.
Iran has reiterated that its missile program is not open for negotiation, dismissing pressure from Israel and Western nations. The statement follows reports of increased military activity and efforts to rebuild its missile arsenal.
YNetTexas plane crash: Mexican aircraft carrying patients goes down, child among deadDecember 23, 2025
A medical transport plane crashed in Texas, killing several people including a child. Two survivors were found, and one person remains missing.
December 23, 2025
Marjorie Taylor Greene criticized U.S. policy on Venezuela, highlighting opposition leader Maria Corona Machado's ties to Israel and contrasting her views with President Maduro's. Greene questioned the official reasons for U.S. involvement, suggesting deeper motivations.
Rabbi Rowe warns that antisemitism is a recurring social pathology and signals a deeper crisis in Western societies. He argues that it often arises from a refusal to confront internal problems, resulting in the scapegoating of Jewish people.
YNetCan a wagging tail speed recovery? Inside Rabin Medical Center's 'dog medicine' progrDecember 23, 2025
Rabin Medical Center is studying how therapy dogs may improve recovery for stroke patients. The initiative combines standard physiotherapy with sessions involving a trained medical dog.
Einat Wilf warns that rising anti-Zionism in the West could drive out Jewish communities. She urges Jews to focus on supporting each other and hopes allies will help counter growing hostility.
FoxNews20% of NYC mayor-elect Mamdani transition appointees have anti-Zionist ties: ADLDecember 23, 2025
A report says one in five of Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani's appointees are linked to anti-Zionist groups or rhetoric. The findings raise concerns about the administration's stance toward the Jewish community, despite some members expressing support for Jewish New Yorkers.
President Trump has unveiled plans for a new line of advanced Navy battleships, aiming to modernize the US fleet and boost military strength. The ships will feature cutting-edge weaponry and artificial intelligence, with construction set to begin soon.






