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Political tensions rise after a federal raid in New York City and legal battles intensify in Washington. International and cultural headlines include hostage confirmations in Israel and the unveiling of a historic temple.
US Vice President JD Vance visited Israel to support a ceasefire plan focused on disarming Hamas and rebuilding Gaza. The plan includes an international security force and ongoing diplomatic efforts, with optimism for peace despite recent violence. Hostage remains continue to be returned as part of the fragile truce.
CyberArk's acquisition by Palo Alto Networks has increased in value to $27 billion after a recovery in Palo Alto's share price. Shareholders will vote on the deal in November, with the final value subject to market changes.
A new poll shows most Americans support U.S. recognition of Palestinian statehood, with strong backing among Democrats and divided views among Republicans. The survey also found that many believe Israel's response in Gaza has been excessive. President Trump's recent ceasefire efforts have led to a slight increase in his foreign policy approval rating.
United States Vice President JD Vance met with Israeli leaders to promote a plan to disarm Hamas and rebuild Gaza. The initiative aims to secure a ceasefire, recover hostages, and establish an international security force, but faces significant challenges. Civilians in Gaza remain hopeful yet wary as the situation develops.
Alan Partridge's sound garden has been installed at Pensthorpe nature reserve in Norfolk, transforming plant signals into music for visitors. The installation, originally created for a festival, aims to enhance the visitor experience and wellbeing.
A new report highlights the devastating impact of global conflicts on women and children, who face rising casualties, displacement, and violence. Despite their vulnerability, women remain largely excluded from peace processes and receive little support. The crisis is most acute in Gaza, Ukraine, Sudan, and Yemen.
The Houthi defense minister is reportedly near death following an Israeli airstrike in Yemen nearly two months ago. The attack killed several senior officials, and the minister's condition has deteriorated since.
Egypt's intelligence chief is in Israel to discuss the Gaza cease-fire, humanitarian aid, and postwar plans. The visit reflects ongoing tensions among mediators over Israel's actions.
Military Police arrested two ultra-Orthodox men accused of evading military service, sparking renewed debate over conscription laws. The arrests come as lawmakers discuss new regulations for ultra-Orthodox men who do not serve.
A new book, *Like Father, Like Son*, details the lives and teachings of Rabbi Avraham Yitzhak HaKohen Kook and his son, Rabbi Tzvi Yehuda Kook. The biography explores their spiritual leadership during Israel's rebirth and their lasting impact on Jewish life and thought.
Zvi Yehezkeli warns that current negotiations could allow Hamas to remain in power in Gaza. He urges Israel to resist international pressure and prevent Hamas from regaining authority without disarming.
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