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The Reel Schmooze reviews the award-winning documentary 'Cutting Through Rocks' and the Thanksgiving classic 'Avalon.' The hosts also discuss the Israeli rock opera 'Shaul' and share listener feedback on Jewish law.
Lebanon's prime minister has criticized Hezbollah for not disarming as Israeli airstrikes intensify. Israeli military operations and detentions continue in the West Bank, raising concerns about regional stability.
President Donald Trump has issued an executive order targeting branches of the Muslim Brotherhood, aiming to counter Islamist influence in the West. The move is described as a bold step compared to the inaction of other Western nations. The article warns of growing intolerance and urges the United States to confront these networks.
Apple is set to surpass Samsung as the world's top phone maker for the first time since 2011, fueled by strong iPhone 17 sales and growing demand in emerging markets. Experts predict Apple will hold the lead for years, with new models and innovations on the horizon.
KFUPM WORLD, a major student-led cultural festival at King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, brings together students from over 30 countries to celebrate global traditions. The event features performances, cultural displays, and interactive experiences, aiming to strengthen cross-cultural connections on campus.
Sally Rooney says her books may be withdrawn from sale in the United Kingdom due to legal uncertainty over her support for Palestine Action. The author warns she may not be able to publish new works in the country while the ban remains in force.
A seventh Metropolitan Police officer has been dismissed after a BBC investigation exposed discriminatory and improper conduct at Charing Cross station. The force continues to investigate further cases, with more hearings expected. The scandal has raised concerns about police culture and accountability.
A rocket attack on a major gas field in Iraqi Kurdistan caused major power outages and heightened tensions over regional security. Local officials blame Iran-linked militias for the strike, which comes amid ongoing disputes over power and defense. Kurdish leaders are urging international support to protect their infrastructure.
A man has been arrested at Manchester Airport in connection with the attack at Heaton Park synagogue, raising the number of arrests to seven. The investigation into the incident, which left two worshippers dead, is ongoing.
The father of deceased officer Ran Gvili says the location of his son's body remains unknown and fears it may never be returned. He calls for continued remembrance of his son's heroism and expresses concern over the closure of the Hostages Forum.
Dalia Korkin led Amal and Beyond Group to a 2.6 billion shekel public offering after years of rapid growth. The company, a major provider of nursing services in Israel, faces new challenges following recent regulatory changes.
Israeli startup Orca AI has launched an artificial intelligence navigation system that helps ships avoid hazards and security threats by sharing real-time data. The technology, now used on over 1,000 vessels, aims to make global shipping safer and more efficient. The company believes autonomous shipping could soon outpace self-driving cars in adoption.
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