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Police have clarified they did not mean to imply the Jewish community supported the ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans at Villa Park. The decision, based on police intelligence and questioned evidence, was widely criticised but the match passed without major incidents.
Shai Barak unveils a Hanukkah music video featuring puppet versions of Jewish singers created with artificial intelligence. The video blends traditional puppetry with new technology, inviting viewers to identify the singers.
An investigation into the October 7 attack reveals confusion and missed opportunities among military leaders, with key warnings and directives not acted upon. The report highlights failures in preparedness and intelligence that contributed to the scale of the assault.
Brit milah is described as the defining mark of Jewish identity, linking Jews to their covenant with the Divine. The article explores its spiritual significance, its role in distinguishing the Jewish people, and its relevance in modern society.
The article examines the challenges of defending Zionism's reputation and suggests exposing anti-Zionists' true motives. It also discusses the complex reception of Jewish critics of Zionism within both Jewish and non-Jewish communities.
Bethlehem held its first major Christmas celebration in two years, lighting a tree near the Church of the Nativity as thousands gathered in hope. The return of festivities signals resilience for a city deeply affected by war and economic hardship.
Sudan's war is increasingly shaped by foreign intervention, with Turkey and Saudi Arabia playing key roles in sustaining the conflict. Their military and financial support has deepened the crisis, making peace elusive. The article argues that resolving the war requires confronting these external influences.
A United Nations delegation in Lebanon has called for strict compliance with the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah. Lebanon has pledged to disarm Hezbollah amid ongoing tensions and international pressure. The Security Council reiterated its support for Lebanon's sovereignty and the truce agreement.
Egypt's foreign minister urges swift deployment of international peacekeepers in Gaza, accusing Israel of daily ceasefire violations. He also rejects using the Rafah Crossing for Palestinian displacement, allowing exceptions only for medical cases.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defended deadly strikes on alleged cartel boats, insisting President Trump has the authority to act. He compared the campaign to the war on terror and criticized previous Republican foreign policy. Hegseth also addressed new national security priorities and dismissed climate change as a military concern.
Turkey says Hamas is ready to hand over Gaza if a Palestinian-led police force is established. Israel opposes Turkish involvement, while Ankara expresses willingness to join an international stabilization mission.
Yisrael Beiteinu has issued a five-point pledge outlining strict conditions for joining any future government. The move challenges both Netanyahu's bloc and opposition parties due to their alliances with ultra-Orthodox factions.
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