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TimesofIsraelIsrael proposed using PA funds to cover cost of Gaza rubble clearance -- officialJanuary 08, 2026
Israel has proposed using withheld Palestinian Authority funds for Gaza reconstruction, but Ramallah rejects the idea. The ongoing withholding of these revenues has led to a financial crisis for the Palestinian Authority.
Friendship breakups are common but often overlooked. Knowing when a friendship has ended and how to handle it can be challenging and emotional.
Lauren Booth, Tony Blair's sister-in-law, has sparked outrage by calling October 7 a 'legendary day' for Muslims in a Turkish media interview. Her comments about the Hamas attacks have drawn condemnation and renewed scrutiny of her past activism. The remarks come at a sensitive time for Blair's involvement in Gaza peace efforts.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced a royal commission into the Bondi attack after weeks of public demand, appointing Virginia Bell to lead the inquiry. The move has drawn both support and criticism, with the commission set to focus on antisemitism and social cohesion.
TimesofIsrael'All of Iran belongs to the Iranian people': Israel expresses support for protestersJanuary 08, 2026
Israel's Foreign Ministry has voiced support for protesters in Iran, sharing messages and videos of demonstrations. This marks a change from its earlier approach of avoiding public statements on the unrest.
President Trump says his personal morality is the only limit on his global military authority. He made the comments after recent actions and threats against several countries.
TimesofIsraelUS Treasury secretary says Iran facing precarious moment, economy in troubleJanuary 08, 2026
The United States Treasury secretary says Iran's economy is in trouble due to sanctions and high inflation, and warns against violence toward protesters. Washington is watching Tehran closely during this tense period.
The Lebanese army has completed the first phase of its plan to place weapons under state authority south of the Litani River, but faces challenges in expanding the effort. Ongoing Israeli attacks, limited resources, and international pressure complicate the next steps. Lebanese leaders and international partners praised the progress, while tensions with Israel and Hezbollah persist.
Ahmed Al Ahmed, who disarmed a gunman during the Bondi Beach massacre, is in New York for medical treatment and hopes to meet President Donald Trump. He has been honored for his bravery and continues to recover from his injuries.
Peers have backed calls for more time to debate the assisted dying bill, which faces a tight deadline to pass. Supporters and opponents remain divided over whether the numerous amendments are necessary safeguards or delaying tactics.
Chinese, Iranian, and Russian warships are in South Africa for joint naval drills, sparking concerns about transparency and neutrality. The exercises may further strain South Africa's ties with the United States.
Paris Saint-Germain defeated Marseille on penalties to win the French Champions Trophy in Kuwait. Goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier starred for PSG, securing their 14th title in the competition. The match was marked by late drama and sparse fan attendance.








