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Egypt is training thousands of Palestinian police officers to manage Gaza's security after the war. The program is coordinated with the Palestinian Authority and aims to integrate both new and former officers into a future technocratic government.
Police anti-corruption chief Binyamin was questioned again over alleged misconduct shortly after his reinstatement. He denies any wrongdoing, insisting his actions followed police regulations.
Prime Minister Netanyahu has asked Israel's president for a pardon amid his ongoing corruption trial. The request is being reviewed by legal authorities and could have significant national implications.
A recent arrest in Fort Worth has raised concerns about the vetting of evacuees after an Afghan national allegedly threatened a suicide attack on social media. Authorities acted quickly to prevent any harm, but the incident has sparked debate over immigration and security policies.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has asked President Isaac Herzog for a pardon from his ongoing corruption trial. The request is under review, with the president emphasizing its extraordinary nature and potential national impact.
Children's television presenters have faced scandals and personal struggles behind their on-screen smiles. The article reveals stories of body image pressures, substance abuse, misogyny, and abuse within the industry. These revelations challenge the perception of children's TV as a purely happy and innocent world.
The Hostages Forum urges Qatar to focus on securing the release of the final two hostage bodies from Hamas. The group criticizes mediators for not applying enough pressure on Hamas to fulfill the Gaza deal.
Turkey condemned Ukraine's drone attacks on Russian oil tankers in the Black Sea, citing safety and environmental concerns. Ukrainian negotiators are in the United States for sensitive peace talks as Ukraine intensifies strikes on Russia's oil infrastructure.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has asked Israel's president for a pardon as his corruption trial continues. The request follows a letter from Donald Trump supporting a pardon. Netanyahu denies all charges against him.
Pope Leo XIV ended his visit to Turkey by meeting Christian leaders and a grieving father, emphasizing unity and peace. His next stop is Lebanon, where his message is eagerly awaited amid ongoing crises.
Pakistan and Egypt will establish a business council and forum to boost trade and private sector cooperation. The two nations also pledged to deepen collaboration on security and regional reconstruction efforts.
John Fetterman's memoir details his lifelong commitment to Braddock, Pennsylvania, his struggles with mental health, and his unfiltered approach to politics. The book offers a candid look at his personal and political journey, highlighting both his challenges and convictions.
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