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Activists are secretly smuggling satellite internet terminals into Iran to bypass a sweeping national blackout. Despite harsh prison penalties, demand for the devices has surged as citizens seek to share information during ongoing unrest.
A senior London police official has warned that Britain's Jewish community faces the gravest threat in its history. He cited rising antisemitism from multiple extremist and hostile sources and said governments have failed to address its root causes.
An activist is perched atop a Washington bridge protesting the war with Iran and the rise of artificial intelligence. He says he will remain until the war ends, calling both nuclear weapons and advanced artificial intelligence existential threats.
Israel's security cabinet will discuss the possibility of renewed fighting in Gaza after Hamas responded to a disarmament proposal. Hamas is seeking a full ceasefire and complete Israeli withdrawal, while the Gaza Board of Peace denies reports of aid coordination disruptions.
Jordan launched airstrikes on suspected drug and weapons sites in Syria's Sweida province near its border. The operation targets trafficking networks that have flourished during Syria's prolonged conflict.
A leading cruise operator has revealed plans for an expansive open-air theme park aboard its newest ship, featuring an over-water swing ride and family-focused attractions. The vessel is set to begin Mediterranean sailings in December 2026.
Cotton yarn prices have hit a four-year high, raising fabric costs and straining Gujarat's textile industry. Industry leaders warn of export losses and job cuts unless supply shortages and high input costs are addressed.
The New School has rejected a student senate vote to defund its Hillel chapter, saying the senate lacks authority over student organization status. The university affirmed the Jewish group's good standing and pledged to address the situation.
Netanyahu will convene his security cabinet as tensions rise with Iran and ceasefire efforts in Gaza stall. Ministers are expected to discuss both the Iranian threat and the possibility of renewed fighting with Hamas.
Airlines in the United Kingdom will be able to cut flights in advance without losing airport slots if fuel shortages hit this summer. The government hopes the move will reduce last minute cancellations and protect passengers from disruption.
Spirit Airlines shut down operations early Saturday, canceling all flights and stranding passengers nationwide. Travelers scrambled to rebook as the struggling budget carrier ended service after years of financial losses.
Amul achieved record dairy exports to the Middle East during the West Asia crisis, overcoming major shipping disruptions. Surging demand for skimmed milk powder drove a sharp rise in shipments despite logistical challenges.
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