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Kamala Harris' defeat in the election is being blamed on her failure to answer a simple question on 'The View' about how she would be different from President Biden.
A state-sponsored conspiracy by Iran to assassinate Donald Trump during the US election has been revealed by the US Department of Justice. The plot, which was an act of revenge for the killing of General Qassem Soleimani, was orchestrated by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and involved surveilling and plotting Trump's killing. The plot's failure may have prevented a potential war between the US, Israel, and Iran.
Israel's defense minister declares victory over Hezbollah after eliminating its leader, calls for international cooperation and normalization of relations with Lebanon.
A minute's silence at a Celtic match was interrupted by fans protesting against British 'hypocrisy' and the conflict in Palestine.
Israeli soccer fans were attacked in Amsterdam during a Europa League match, leading to confrontations and antisemitic incidents.
Israel must pursue a strategy that breaks the cycle and denies Hezbollah the opportunity to reestablish itself. Measures include securing the area up to the Litani River, a ceasefire agreement with Lebanon, empowering allies in Lebanon, and advocating for US-backed reforms to the Lebanese system.
A study suggests that cats can understand words more quickly than human babies, forming associations between pictures and words four times faster than toddlers. Cats can also recognize familiar names and communicate with humans using visual signals. However, experts caution against comparing cats to humans, highlighting the cognitive and behavioral differences between the two species.
Amsterdam's recent pogrom serves as a reminder of the urgent lessons from history that we need to take. The parallels between 20th-century Europe and today are striking, but it is important to recognize the key differences, such as the existence of Israel and a global sensitivity to antisemitism.
The Israeli Opera presents a vibrant revival of Donizetti's 'L'elisir d'amore' in Tel Aviv, featuring flamboyant costumes and impressive performances.
Kilmarnock manager Derek McInnes criticizes Celtic fans for jeering during minute's silence on Remembrance Sunday. Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers expresses disappointment and calls for respect. Pro-Palestine banners were also unfurled in protest.
Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas is working on improving relations with President-Elect Trump by leveraging family connections and condemning assassination attempts.
The editor of Scientific American is under fire for her anti-Trump rant on social media, with calls for her resignation. Laura Helmuth has apologized for her comments, stating that they were a mistaken expression of shock and confusion. The magazine has been criticized for its progressive agenda and endorsements of Democratic candidates.
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