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Israel will resume humanitarian aid to Gaza after briefly suspending it in response to a Hamas attack. The United States has urged Israel to avoid escalating the conflict and focus on isolating Hamas.
Two soldiers were killed and several others wounded during a ceasefire breach in Gaza's Rafah area. Militants fired an anti-tank missile at an Israel Defense Forces vehicle amid multiple firefights.
Israel plans a strong response to a deadly Hamas attack while seeking to preserve the current ceasefire. Officials stress they do not want the ceasefire to collapse, but will answer any violations. Tensions remain high near the Egyptian border.
Israel has halted aid transfers into Gaza after a deadly attack on its soldiers and subsequent strikes. The suspension follows recent efforts to establish a ceasefire.
The family of freed hostage Evyatar David shared their relief and gratitude after his return, reflecting on their ordeal and thanking those who helped. They vowed to continue fighting for the release of all remaining hostages.
A man from Afula was arrested for allegedly defrauding dozens of Chabad hasidim with fake flight tickets. Victims lost hundreds of thousands of shekels and were left stranded. Police have identified 69 victims so far.
A Hamas delegation led by Khalil al-Hayya has arrived in Cairo to discuss the implementation of a ceasefire agreement. The group will meet with mediators and Palestinian factions to coordinate next steps.
Two Israeli soldiers were killed and three wounded in an attack by Palestinian gunmen in Rafah, Gaza. The incident led to immediate Israeli air and ground strikes in the area.
Israeli forces struck dozens of Hamas targets in Gaza, including a major tunnel and key operatives, following an attack in Rafah. A commander in an elite force was reportedly killed in the strikes.
Israeli air strikes killed at least 21 people across Gaza on Sunday, including women and children, according to local officials. The attacks come amid renewed accusations between Israel and Hamas over ceasefire violations and a halt to aid deliveries.
Football lawmakers are considering expanding VAR's role, while referees will soon benefit from a new performance psychology expert. The 3UP campaign for more promotions in English football is gathering support, and Indonesia's Olympic hosting hopes have been hit by a visa controversy.
Her Take, an online talk show billed as a conservative answer to The View, has drawn controversy for its heated debates and dramatic on-air confrontations. Viral moments include a live anchor walk-off and a guest throwing a tampon during a political argument. The show continues to spark discussion across social media.
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