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The Russian ambassador to the UN in Geneva stated that the election of Donald Trump could lead to new dialogue between Russia and the United States, although Washington's goal is still to contain Moscow.
NewYorkTimesIsraeli Military Warns of More Strikes Near Beirut After 6 Soldiers Are Killed
November 14, 2024
The Israeli military has issued new evacuation warnings near Beirut after six soldiers were killed in combat in southern Lebanon. Israel has also continued its offensive in the northern part of Gaza, drawing international criticism for its impact on civilians.
Jamie Carragher has hit back at a fan who accused him of being a 'mouth piece' for referees' chief Howard Webb following the suspension of referee David Coote. Carragher defended himself, stating that he had not yet commented on Coote's situation and criticized the fan for making false claims.
JerusalemPostBRICS offered Turkey partner country status, Turkish trade minister says
November 14, 2024
Turkey has been offered partner country status by the BRICS group of nations, according to Turkish Trade Minister Omer Bolat. Ankara sees this as an opportunity to further economic cooperation with member states.
Toddlers found wandering the streets of Netanya without parents or caregivers. Police open investigation into the incident.
JerusalemPostNot a fan of sweets? Scientists link reduced sugar cravings to a gene de
November 14, 2024
A new study suggests that genetic variation in our ability to digest dietary sucrose may influence our intake and preference for sugary foods. Mutations in the sucrase-isomaltase (SI) gene can make it difficult to digest these sugars, leading to a decreased preference for sugary foods.
TimesofIsraelDutch police probed for 'brutality' against anti-Israel protesters who defied ban
November 14, 2024
Dutch police are under investigation for alleged brutality during a banned protest in Amsterdam.
TimesofIsraelHRW accuses Israel of 'forcible transfer,' 'ethnic cleansing' in north Gaza; IDF denies
November 14, 2024
Human Rights Watch accuses Israel of 'forcible transfer' and 'ethnic cleansing' in Gaza, while Israel denies the allegations and states it operates in accordance with international law.
Israel allows 15 trucks of aid into Gaza as concerns of famine grow
Dutch police are investigating alleged police brutality during and after a banned pro-Palestinian protest in Amsterdam, where 281 demonstrators were detained.
'Lifeform' is the new book of essays by actress Jenny Slate. In an interview, she discusses her love for reading and her ideal reading experience with her daughter. She also shares her favorite genres, the last great book she read, and the best book she ever received as a gift.
President-elect Donald Trump's nomination of Mike Huckabee as U.S. Ambassador to Israel suggests a rejection of the two-state solution for the Middle East conflict, according to Rabbi Tuly Weisz. Huckabee is known for his support of Judea and Samaria, referring to the West Bank by its historical and biblical name. Weisz also mentioned that the Biden administration is sanctioning settlers, while Huckabee is interested in buying a house in Efrat and becoming a settler himself.