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Israel faces heavy rain, thunderstorms, and a risk of flooding this weekend, prompting emergency preparations. Authorities warn of possible flash floods, especially in the southern Arava region.
Prince William visited London Ambulance Service HQ, meeting paramedics and marking the organisation's 60th anniversary. His visit comes as calls grow for him to speak out on the ban of Israeli fans from an Aston Villa match. William has not commented on the controversy and is not expected to attend the game.
A decade after the Paris attacks, jihadist groups have weakened in the Middle East but remain active in Africa, where they pose a growing threat. The risk to Europe now comes mainly from individuals inspired by these groups rather than direct orders.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio voiced concerns that settler violence in the West Bank could threaten the Gaza ceasefire. He highlighted recent condemnations from Israeli leaders, while the government faces criticism for its silence. Rubio's comments mark a rare statement from the Trump administration on the issue.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says progress is being made on a United Nations resolution to create a non-combat International Stabilization Force for Gaza. The force would focus on demilitarization and security, paving the way for civilian governance and humanitarian aid. Rubio stressed that the force should not be a fighting unit.
A Palestinian man was shot and injured during a settler attack on Sinjil village near Ramallah. Local officials say the incident is part of escalating violence in the region.
Israeli officials say Hamas has full information on four deceased hostages in Gaza. Authorities are pushing for intensified efforts to secure the return of all the bodies, with ongoing searches involving the Red Cross.
Jack Schlossberg, grandson of John F. Kennedy, is running for Congress in New York. His campaign has sparked controversy due to his erratic public behavior and lack of political experience. Critics question whether he is fit for public office.
The United States expects to sign several agreements with Saudi Arabia during Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's visit to Washington next week. Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed optimism about the deals. Final details are still being worked out.
Commander Kirk Lippold, who led the USS Cole during the 2000 terrorist attack, now works to reform veteran charities and advocate for those who served. He urges donors to support organizations that efficiently help veterans and warns against complacency toward global threats. Lippold continues to honor his crew's resilience and leadership.
The Group of Seven foreign ministers have condemned escalating violence in Sudan and raised alarm over the humanitarian crisis and reports of sexual violence. Their statement follows a meeting in Canada.
Newly released emails allege Donald Trump spent hours with a victim of Jeffrey Epstein, prompting the White House to accuse opponents of promoting a false narrative. The programme also covers unrest in the West Bank and global solar storms.
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