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The Foreign Office calls for calm after deadly pager explosions in Lebanon and Syria. Tensions rise between Lebanon and Israel. Lufthansa suspends flights to Tel Aviv and Tehran.
Israel's attack on Hezbollah in Lebanon involved the explosion of terrorists' pagers, raising questions about the country's intentions. Experts point out Israel's history of using explosive devices to target terrorists.
Michigan officials, including Governor Gretchen Whitmer and Senator Debbie Stabenow, have not commented on an anti-Semitic attack on a Jewish student near the University of Michigan. Only two congressional representatives have addressed the incident so far.
Sheba Medical Center hosts Tel Aviv healthcare conference amid ongoing war, showcasing groundbreaking advancements in AI and personalized medicine.
The article discusses the desire for quick and easy weight loss solutions and the potential risks and limitations of various methods, including injections like Ozempic. It emphasizes the importance of a long-term, holistic approach to weight loss through lifestyle changes, proper nutrition, exercise, and stress management.
Israel is considering a possible invasion of Lebanon despite the lack of good options. The country's war leadership has updated its goals for the ongoing war with Hamas in Gaza to include allowing residents of the north to return safely home after being evacuated over concerns of a cross-border attack by Hezbollah.
Protests against Iran's mandatory hijab laws continue as women defy the government and demand freedom and equality.
Explosions caused by pagers carried by Hezbollah members killed eight people and injured thousands in Lebanon, a day after Israeli officials expressed readiness to escalate attacks against the Iranian-backed militia.
Journalist Lee Yaron has written a book titled '10/7: 100 Human Stories' that profiles victims of the October 7 massacre in Israel.
Republican US Senator John Kennedy accused a leading Muslim civil rights advocate of supporting extremism during a Senate hearing on hate incidents in the US, drawing criticism from many rights groups.
Hezbollah and the Lebanese government blame Israel for an attack that killed at least nine people and wounded nearly 3,000 others. Israel has a history of carrying out sophisticated remote operations.
23andMe will pay $30M to settle a lawsuit over a data breach targeting Ashkenazi Jews and Chinese customers. The breach affected over 6.9 million customers and included personal details such as location and birthdate. The data was shared on an online forum used by cybercriminals.
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