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A woman from Poonthura lost lakhs in a Jordan visa scam, where she and her husband were promised Israeli work visas. Tragedy struck when her husband passed away, and several others from Poonthura were also reportedly cheated by the same agent.
Marco Rubio denounces Iran's demand to arrest IAEA chief, calls for inspector safety amid escalating tensions over nuclear sites. Iran's parliament approves bill to suspend cooperation with IAEA, as US and Iran prepare for indirect talks next week.
Government condemns Glastonbury chants calling for 'death' to Israeli military, led by rapper Bobby Vylan and broadcast live on the BBC.
Shefali Jariwala, famous for 'Kaanta Laga', died of a cardiac arrest at 42. Her passing has led to an outpouring of tributes from fans and celebrities.
The debate over antisemitism focuses on whether the right or left poses a greater threat. Recent data shows a rise in far-left antisemitic incidents, challenging the narrative that Jew-hatred is primarily a right-wing phenomenon.
Israeli civilians clash with IDF soldiers in Binyamin region, leading to soldiers opening fire. President Herzog and Prime Minister Netanyahu denounce the violence and call for a comprehensive investigation.
Kneecap's performance at Glastonbury sparked debate as they expressed pro-Palestinian views, leading to mixed reactions from authorities and audiences. Despite facing criticism, the band's set was popular among festival-goers.
Naftali Bennett criticized the government's handling of the war, urged a deal to bring home hostages, and praised Israel's Iran strikes. He called for measures to hasten the Iranian regime's downfall and criticized the lack of preparation by the previous government.
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich criticizes IDF soldiers for using live fire in response to a group of rioting settlers in the West Bank. Smotrich condemns the settler attack but calls the IDF's actions a dangerous crossing of a red line.
Israeli military investigating after settler injured by live fire during attack on soldiers in the West Bank.
Hakem al-Issa, a key Hamas figure involved in planning the October 7 attack, was killed in an airstrike in Gaza City. Issa played a significant role in Hamas's military operations and was a central source of knowledge within the group.
Israeli officials are cautious about the prospects of a Gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal despite US optimism. Reports suggest an updated US-backed proposal for a 60-day halt to fighting in Gaza, with Egypt and Qatar mediating and US pressure intensifying.
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