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French Interior Minister criticizes 'Free Palestine' banner at PSG match, but UEFA says club won't face sanctions.
Arabic social media celebrates the dismissal of Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant and the protests that followed, with some conspiracy theories emerging.
TimesofIsrael2024 'virtually certain' to be world's hottest year on record, EU scientists say
November 07, 2024
2024 is projected to be the hottest year on record, exceeding the 1.5 ºC global warming target set in the Paris Agreement.
Israel has signed a $5.2 billion deal to acquire 25 F-15 fighter jets from Boeing, with delivery set to begin in 2031.
Global investment in energy efficiency is projected to reach $660 billion in 2024, but more investment is needed to meet net-zero targets. Skilled labor shortages and the need for energy-efficient cooling solutions are key challenges. The IEA calls for more inclusive policies to address the labor shortage and emphasizes the role of energy efficiency in reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
TimesofIsraelTrump and Netanyahu, newly empowered, to reunite -- but Israel could overplay its hand
November 07, 2024
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sees an opportunity to strengthen his control over his coalition as Donald Trump wins the US election. Challenges remain and Trump's second presidency could present new pitfalls for Israel's leader. Israel has an opportunity to shape its relationship with the new US administration as it takes office.
Global issuance of sustainable bonds in Q3 2024 reached $216 billion, marking a 9% annual increase. Moody's expects total sustainable bond volumes to reach $950 billion in 2024. Europe's sustainable bond issuance dropped by 38% in Q3, while the Asia-Pacific region showed resilience. Sustainable loan volumes fell 34% year-to-date to $380 billion.
JerusalemPostScientists reveal nauseating composition of Sydney's mysterious black be
November 07, 2024
Mysterious black balls washed up on Sydney beaches are found to be a complex mixture of fats, oils, calcium, and other metals, with contamination from sewage and industrial runoff. The exact origin of the balls remains uncertain, highlighting the broader issue of pollution along Sydney's coastline.
Satirical show 'Eretz Nehederet' criticizes Netanyahu for his failures of leadership in a new season opener.
A recent poll suggests that a party led by Naftali Bennett could come in second in contenders for the Knesset, following Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's firing of Defense Minister Yoav Gallant.
Israel Air Force strikes Hezbollah targets in Beirut, targeting command centers and military infrastructure.
Rwanda's central bank governor expects accommodative monetary policy and over 8% economic growth this year. Further rate cuts to be decided by the monetary policy committee. Climate change and geopolitical conflicts pose risks. Rwanda plans to renew programs with the IMF for policy advice.