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Rescue teams are searching for an Israeli yacht with four people missing near Cyprus amid severe weather from Storm Byron. Authorities warn of dangerous seas and urge vessels to stay in port. No sign of the missing yacht has been found so far.
A riot broke out near the Syrian border during a visit by two diplomats, prompting warning shots from Israeli troops. The unrest was related to an operation targeting a Palestinian Islamic Jihad operative. The diplomats were not present for the exchange.
Batsheva Yahalomi was forced to choose between saving her daughters or her son during the October 7 attack on Kibbutz Nir Oz. Her son was held hostage for 52 days, while her husband was killed in captivity. Her story is featured in the new Israeli series 'Red Alert,' highlighting the trauma and resilience of survivors.
Violence has erupted in Congo and on the Cambodia-Thailand border, threatening two peace deals recently brokered by President Donald Trump. International leaders are urging all sides to honor their commitments and halt the renewed fighting. The developments raise concerns about the stability of these agreements.
Florida's governor labeled a leading Muslim civil rights group a 'foreign terrorist organization,' prompting the group to vow a lawsuit. Critics say the order is legally baseless and escalates anti-Muslim rhetoric.
The United States is urging a meeting between the Israeli and Egyptian leaders, but Egypt is tying the summit to Israeli withdrawals from disputed Gaza corridors. Netanyahu and el-Sissi have not met since the war in Gaza began.
FIBA and the NBA are targeting October 2027 to launch a new European basketball league, aiming to reshape the continent's club competition landscape. The league would feature teams from major cities and promises broader access for clubs and fans. Talks are ongoing to resolve challenges with existing leagues and ownership structures.
Laura Loomer criticized Kash Patel for signing agreements with Qatar, alleging he overlooked labor abuses and extremist links. Patel's visit aimed to boost cooperation between the two countries. Qatari officials welcomed the partnership as a step forward.
A body was found in a well near Beit Guvrin, with police investigating a possible connection to a missing Jerusalem resident. A burned car linked to the case was discovered earlier in a nearby forest.
A senior Palestinian official says the Gaza truce cannot move forward due to alleged Israeli violations. Disagreements over border openings, aid, and disarmament continue to stall progress. Both sides accuse each other of breaching the ceasefire.
President Trump clashed with ABC's Rachel Scott during a White House briefing, calling her 'the most obnoxious reporter' after questions about a Pentagon strike. The exchange highlights ongoing tensions between Trump and female journalists amid scrutiny over the administration's actions.
Jewish leaders are urging the City University of New York to address a protest targeting a Jewish representative at a campus event. They call for stronger policies to protect Jewish students amid rising concerns over discrimination.
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