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Palestinian Prime Minister Mustafa reported progress in Gaza reconstruction talks, with international partners playing key roles. Despite a ceasefire, Gaza faces ongoing challenges under blockade, while efforts continue toward reunification and lasting peace.
Israel has postponed the demolition of a football pitch used by children from Bethlehem's Aida refugee camp. The field, threatened over security concerns, became the focus of a major community campaign. Its future remains uncertain despite the temporary reprieve.
Three journalists were killed in Gaza after an Israeli strike on a vehicle. Verified videos confirm the incident near al-Zahra, with the journalists reportedly working for an aid organisation. The Israeli military is investigating the incident.
Seven more countries have joined Trump's Board of Peace, which aims to promote a permanent ceasefire and reconstruction in Gaza. The initiative has attracted interest from Russia and other nations, but some countries remain cautious or have declined to participate.
Pitchers' duels are rare but thrilling low-scoring baseball games where elite pitchers dominate. Bettors can spot potential duels by analyzing stats and watching early innings for key signs.
Israeli forces arrested a suspected bomb maker linked to a terror network near Tulkarem in the West Bank. The man was detained during a raid and is now under interrogation. Officials say the arrest is a major blow to local terror operations.
China has vowed to defend the United Nations after being invited to join the new Board of Peace, a US-led initiative that could rival the global body. The board, proposed by President Donald Trump, aims to address conflicts like Gaza but raises concerns about undermining the United Nations' authority.
President Trump arrives at the World Economic Forum in Davos amid tensions over Greenland and looming tariff threats. European leaders push back on U.S. demands, while debate over the Gaza Board of Peace adds to the strained atmosphere.
Deni Avdija has become one of the NBA's top breakout stars, leading the Portland Trail Blazers and inspiring fans in Israel. His journey from a bullied prodigy to a versatile forward has made him a key player and a national icon. Avdija's resilience and leadership continue to drive his success on and off the court.
Israeli financial planning company Datarails has raised seventy million dollars in new funding, bringing its total to one hundred seventy-five million dollars. The company plans to expand its operations and invest in research and development following strong growth.
Police now allow Jewish worshipers to bring printed prayers to the Temple Mount, easing previous restrictions. The change follows recent shifts in enforcement and leadership, though only specific flyers are currently permitted.
A bereaved father affixed a mezuzah at the former United Nations Relief and Works Agency headquarters in Jerusalem after its demolition, marking closure following his son's murder by an agency worker. Officials and activists attended the ceremony, highlighting the agency's removal from Israel.
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