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A Jaipur Literature Festival session condemned Israel's actions in Gaza as genocide and called for global recognition and civil society action. Panelists urged for universal application of international law and criticized Western governments' support for Israel.
Gordon Brown says he regrets not opposing the Iraq War, admitting he was misled by claims about weapons of mass destruction. The revelations come as Tony Blair is appointed to a new peace initiative for Gaza.
Arab rioters attacked residents at the Shirat Tzion homestead near Qaddum, injuring one and destroying property. Locals say the violence is part of an ongoing pattern and claim the assailants are organized and externally supported.
Gujarat has launched India's first homegrown biofortified cherry tomatoes, Anand Lalima and Anand Kundan, offering farmers lower costs and higher nutrition. These resilient varieties can be grown in open fields, have reusable seeds, and are set to transform both Indian kitchens and farming practices.
The Muslim World League has welcomed the second phase of a Gaza peace plan, which includes new governance measures and international oversight. The plan aims to end the conflict, restore stability, and promote economic development in Gaza.
President Museveni has won another term in Uganda amid allegations of electoral fraud and a violent crackdown on protesters. Opposition figures and rights advocates have condemned the process, while security forces maintain a heavy presence in the streets.
Israeli forces eliminated several senior Hamas and Islamic Jihad commanders in Gaza following a recent ceasefire violation. The strikes targeted key figures involved in military operations and infrastructure. Officials say these actions will degrade the groups' ability to launch attacks.
Nora Bussigny's undercover investigation exposes pervasive antisemitism within France's far-left movements. Her book has ignited national debate and calls for action, but she faces significant backlash and fears for France's future.
A woman from Ramat Gan nearly lost her eyesight after an acupuncture needle pierced her eye. She was hospitalized and treated for internal bleeding. The incident raises concerns about the risks of alternative therapies.
Donald Trump has called for new leadership in Iran, criticizing the country's supreme leader amid ongoing tensions and recent protests. His remarks come as speculation grows over possible United States military action.
Israel has rejected the formation of the Gaza Peace Council announced by United States President Donald Trump, citing lack of coordination and policy contradictions. The council includes international figures and invitations to Turkey and Qatar, drawing criticism from Israeli opposition leaders.
Military forces have dismantled hundreds of terrorist sites and underground tunnels in northern Gaza. The Sixteenth Brigade has completed its mission and will be replaced by the Third Brigade. Troops remain deployed to address ongoing threats.
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