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Peter Hitchens recounts the backlash he faced for opposing pandemic lockdowns and warns of the dangers of fear-driven policies. He also criticizes a new film's portrayal of Nazi figures and laments the decline of respect for tradition in Britain.
Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani accused Israel of genocide and criticized U.S. funding during a meeting with President Trump, who remained silent on the issue. Mamdani also addressed concerns about protests and the use of sacred spaces for political activities.
Cristiano Ronaldo's appearance at a Trump-hosted White House dinner has sparked speculation about his motives, ranging from seeking political favor to supporting Saudi interests. The event underscores the growing overlap between sports and global politics.
A deep dive into the debate over drafting ultra-Orthodox men in Israel, blending biblical insights with current events. The article argues for shared responsibility in national defense amid ongoing security threats.
Naftali Bennett criticizes Benjamin Netanyahu for sharing an article from Jacobin magazine, calling it a boost to an 'antisemitic and anti-Israel' outlet. Bennett accuses Netanyahu of putting personal interests above national good.
Israel says it killed five senior Hamas officials in Gaza after accusing the group of violating the ceasefire. The Prime Minister's office urged mediators to ensure Hamas fulfills its commitments, including returning hostages and disarming.
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have killed at least 24 people after accusations of a ceasefire violation. The renewed violence threatens a fragile truce between Israel and Hamas.
The article urges the Jewish people to unite and defend themselves following the October 7 attack in Israel. Drawing on biblical themes, it calls for a balance between spiritual strength and physical defense. The piece emphasizes the need for moral clarity and decisive action in confronting ongoing threats.
A Hamas-run agency says 21 people were killed and dozens wounded in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza today. The reported strikes are described as violating the ceasefire, but the figures have not been independently verified.
Gaza's civil defence says 21 people were killed in Israeli air strikes on Saturday, further straining the ceasefire with Hamas. Both sides have accused each other of violating the truce, as casualties continue to mount.
Dozens were arrested at a London protest against the ban on Palestine Action, including the daughter of a Holocaust survivor. Demonstrators voiced concerns over free speech and the criminalization of protest, while a similar rally in Belfast saw no arrests.
Saudi Arabia's foreign minister met with officials from Egypt, France, and Argentina at the G20 Summit to discuss bilateral relations and regional stability. The talks focused on cooperation and efforts to support peace in the Middle East.
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