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FoxNewsChaos in Syria sparks fears of ISIS prison breaks as US rushes detainees to IraqJanuary 23, 2026
Syria's shifting control has triggered ISIS prison breaks and forced the United States to move detainees to Iraq. Kurdish forces have withdrawn from key detention sites, and the United States is weighing its long-term presence in the region.
Mayor Mamdani is under fire for backing striking nurses seeking pay raises above $200,000, sparking debate over health care costs and political priorities. Critics warn the move could increase expenses for New Yorkers and lead to higher taxes for nurses themselves.
Germany and Italy have questioned the structure of United States President Donald Trump's Board of Peace for Gaza but remain open to talks. Spain has declined to join, while other countries consider participation if the board's focus is narrowed.
Germany and Italy signaled openness to Donald Trump's Board of Peace but cited constitutional limits on joining. Both leaders praised the initiative while stressing legal barriers. The remarks come amid rising transatlantic tensions and debates over European participation.
FoxNewsHarris campaign knocked for 'antisemitic defamations' against Josh Shapiro in Washington Post op-edJanuary 23, 2026
James Kirchick criticized Kamala Harris' campaign for asking Josh Shapiro about alleged Israeli ties during the vice presidential vetting process, calling it an antisemitic implication. Shapiro described the questioning as offensive and declined the offer to be Harris' running mate.
The United States Central Command chief will visit Israel tomorrow for talks with senior officials amid regional tensions. Other American officials are also expected for discussions on Gaza, hostages, and Iran.
TimesofIsraelAir France and KLM cancel weekend flights to Tel Aviv, citing regional tensionsJanuary 23, 2026
Air France and KLM have suspended flights to Israel, Dubai, and Saudi Arabia this weekend due to regional tensions. Other European airlines have also adjusted schedules, though no official security warnings have been issued. Israeli authorities say public safety guidelines remain unchanged.
A wild palm grove thousands of years old was discovered in the Arava, revealing the genetic ancestor of all domesticated date palms. The find sheds new light on the region's agricultural history and underscores the need to protect these rare, ancient trees.
January 23, 2026
The European Union and several member states have voiced concerns over President Trump's Board of Peace, citing governance and constitutional issues. European leaders are urging changes to the board's structure before considering participation.
TimesofIsraelPA reports Palestinian 59-year-old man killed by IDF near Nablus; no comment from militaryJanuary 23, 2026
A Palestinian man was killed by Israeli gunfire near Nablus, and his body was detained, according to the Palestinian Authority. Several others were injured by tear gas in a separate clash nearby. The Israeli military has not commented on the incidents.
The United Nations Human Rights Council has voted to expand its investigation into Iran's handling of protests. The resolution aims to strengthen efforts to hold perpetrators of rights abuses accountable.
Donald Trump faces criticism for insulting British soldiers' bravery in Afghanistan, with many calling his remarks deeply offensive and historically inaccurate. The commentary urges greater respect for the sacrifices made by allied troops.



