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British journalist Sami Hamdi will be released after being detained by United States immigration authorities for over two weeks. His family and supporters say his detention was unjust and linked to his criticism of Israel. Hamdi has agreed to leave the country voluntarily and return to the United Kingdom.
Rep. Elise Stefanik received a top Jewish honor in Manhattan days after launching her campaign for New York governor. She pledged to fight antisemitism and defend Western values, drawing praise for her leadership and advocacy.
A bill making the Al Jazeera Law permanent has passed its first Knesset reading, removing judicial oversight and expanding government powers over foreign media. Critics warn it threatens press freedom and democracy. The legislation now returns to committee for further review.
President Trump welcomed Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa to the White House, signaling a major shift in US-Syria relations. Talks focused on security, sanctions, and Syria's future, as both leaders expressed hope for the country's recovery and regional integration.
John Cleese has canceled his sold-out shows in Israel, with producers blaming boycott pressure. The comedian has recently shared anti-Israel posts online.
Mansour Abbas announced in the Knesset that he and his family are facing death threats. He also ended a radio interview after being questioned about Gaza, saying he wanted to focus on issues in Arab society.
The BBC faces escalating criticism and leadership resignations over its coverage of Israel, Gaza, and antisemitism, with multiple incidents fueling claims of bias. Jewish groups and media watchdogs allege institutional hostility, while public trust in the broadcaster's impartiality has sharply declined.
President Trump says he will make announcements on Syria after meeting with Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa. He praised Sharaa's leadership and discussed efforts to improve Middle East relations.
President Trump says the United States is working with Israel to improve relations with Syria. Talks are focused on a possible security agreement, but officials say a broader peace deal is not currently being discussed.
The BBC faces a crisis over alleged bias in its coverage of President Trump, leading to high-profile resignations and a threatened lawsuit. Internal divisions and whistleblower revelations have intensified scrutiny of the broadcaster's editorial standards.
Russell Crowe defended Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Joe Rogan's podcast, criticising political opponents for focusing on trivial matters. Crowe praised Albanese's leadership and dismissed recent controversy over the Prime Minister's T-shirt choice.
Experts warn that a major security flaw in artificial intelligence chatbots could let adversaries manipulate or steal sensitive information. Prompt injection attacks are difficult to prevent, raising concerns about the safety of critical systems. Military and cybersecurity leaders urge stronger defenses as threats escalate.
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