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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has requested a presidential pardon amid his ongoing corruption trial, sparking debate over its impact on Israel's justice system and democracy. The president will consult legal experts before making a decision, as opposition leaders warn of risks to the rule of law.
Dignitas founder Minelli has died by assisted suicide at his own clinic. The organization honored him as a pioneer for personal autonomy and vowed to continue his work.
Navajo Nation Parks have seen a sharp drop in visitors, especially Canadians, leading to financial strain for local businesses. New investments and projects aim to boost tourism and support the community.
Pope Leo XIV reiterated support for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and urged continued peace efforts in Gaza and Ukraine. His visit to Turkey and Lebanon also marked a significant Christian anniversary and promoted unity among church leaders.
Israeli settlers assaulted and injured four international activists near Jericho, stealing their belongings. The attack highlights a recent surge in settler violence in the West Bank.
Royal Navy flagship HMS Prince of Wales and support ships have returned home, reuniting thousands of service personnel with their families for Christmas. The ships completed an eight-month global deployment, conducting exercises and diplomatic visits with international partners.
SkyNewsYour Party founder Zarah Sultana hits out at party 'witch hunts' and 'bullying'November 30, 2025
Zarah Sultana condemned infighting and expulsions at Your Party's founding conference, calling for greater democracy and accountability. Members voted for collective leadership, and Sultana outlined the party's stance on the monarchy and Israel.
United States and Ukrainian officials are meeting in Florida to discuss a revised peace plan for ending Russia's war in Ukraine. The talks follow a major corruption scandal in Ukraine and ongoing Russian attacks. Kazakhstan has warned Ukraine after a strike on a Russian oil terminal.
Thousands of service members have returned home for Christmas after an eight-month deployment with the Royal Navy's flagship. Families gathered for emotional reunions as the ships completed a 40,000-mile global mission. Defence leaders hailed the operation as a major success for international cooperation.
November 30, 2025
Residents in Mumbai's Kurla and Mulund have flagged major errors in the draft voter lists ahead of city elections. Authorities are conducting verification drives to address duplicate and misclassified entries.
ArutzShevaRachel Goldberg-Polin: 'I would ask Rabbi Sacks if he had found Hersh yet'November 30, 2025
Rachel Goldberg-Polin and Jon Polin spoke movingly at the Sacks Conversation about grief, faith, and the influence of Rabbi Sacks' teachings. The event also marked the launch of a new edition of the Koren Sacks Humash. Community leaders reflected on the ongoing impact of Rabbi Sacks' work.
November 30, 2025
Prime Minister Netanyahu has asked President Herzog for a pardon amid his ongoing corruption trial. The president called the request extraordinary and will review it carefully. The move adds new tension to Israel's political landscape.








