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A major exhibition at the Met Museum introduces Finnish painter Helene Schjerfbeck to New York audiences. Her evocative portraits and self-portraits reveal a unique artistic journey marked by resilience and innovation.
Antisemitism in the United States has risen sharply since the October 2023 attack on Israel, with online hate and incidents increasing. The article urges Americans to reject platforms that spread antisemitism and support voices that promote tolerance. It calls for 2026 to be the year America once again makes antisemitism unacceptable.
India faced a turbulent year in 2025, navigating trade wars, regional conflicts, and renewed terrorism amid intensifying global rivalries. Strategic autonomy and flexible partnerships defined India's approach as it balanced competing pressures and sought to shape a more stable world order.
Kuwait and the United Kingdom are working to strengthen their aviation ties through high-level meetings and new partnerships. Recent agreements aim to improve air travel, infrastructure, and operational efficiency between the two countries.
Police say the Bondi Beach attack suspects acted alone, with no evidence of a wider terrorist cell. A bystander who intervened is being praised for his bravery. Sydney will honor the victims during New Year's Eve celebrations.
The Fast of the Tenth of Tevet is being observed today, marking the start of the siege on Jerusalem and serving as a memorial for Holocaust victims. The day includes fasting, special prayers, and reflection across Israel and the Jewish world.
President Trump warns Hamas to disarm quickly or face severe consequences, while Russia and Ukraine trade accusations over a drone incident. Khaleda Zia dies at eighty, and researchers highlight the plight of Mediterranean sharks.
The convicted Pittsburgh synagogue shooter has appealed his death sentence, citing issues with jury selection and trial procedures. His attorneys argue for a new sentencing phase, and federal prosecutors have 90 days to respond.
The Fast of the Tenth of Tevet commemorates the start of the Babylonian siege of Jerusalem and is observed with fasting and special prayers. The day also serves as a memorial for Holocaust victims and recalls other significant losses in Jewish history.
President Donald Trump has warned Hamas to disarm quickly or face serious consequences, as Hamas confirms the deaths of key leaders. The group has introduced a new spokesperson, intensifying questions about its leadership and the Gaza ceasefire.
President Trump and his advisers urged Prime Minister Netanyahu to ease tensions in Judea and Samaria. The United States warned that further violence could disrupt peace efforts and regional agreements.
President Trump and his aides raised concerns with Prime Minister Netanyahu about Israeli policies in the West Bank, including settler violence and settlement expansion. The talks were cordial but highlighted fears that instability could harm regional efforts.
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