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Gazans gathered for Friday prayers in damaged and surviving mosques for the first time since a truce, amid widespread destruction. Many prayed on rubble or in tents, expressing hope for rebuilding their spiritual centers.
A male ostrich escaped from Ramat Gan Safari and was safely returned after wandering a nearby neighborhood. The zoo is investigating how the escape occurred.
Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi continues to make acclaimed films despite years of imprisonment and censorship. His latest movie, 'It Was Just an Accident,' was made underground in Iran and has won international recognition. Panahi insists he is not a hero, but simply a filmmaker committed to his craft.
A Palestinian man living in Louisiana has been arrested for allegedly participating in the October 2023 attack on Israel and lying on his US visa application. Prosecutors say he coordinated with militant groups and faces charges of supporting terrorism and visa fraud.
Stephen Colbert joked about his new boss, David Ellison, on air after Ellison's company acquired Paramount Global. Colbert's show is set to end in 2026, but he has announced new projects, including a voice role in a science fiction series.
The cabinet will vote on renaming the recent conflict to 'War of Rebirth.' The proposal, promoted by Prime Minister Netanyahu, aims to reflect the war's significance. Opposition leader Yair Lapid has criticized the move.
The Government is working to overturn a ban preventing Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from attending a match against Aston Villa in Birmingham. Officials are exploring extra support to ensure all fans can safely attend. The decision is under review by police and safety groups.
A Louisiana resident is accused by the Federal Bureau of Investigation of participating in the Hamas-led attack on Israel and lying to obtain a United States visa. He faces charges of visa fraud and conspiracy to support a foreign terrorist organization.
Soros and Pritzker gave $270,000 to Jay Jones's campaign shortly before news broke of his violent texts. Both donors and major anti-gun groups have not commented on the scandal, which is affecting the Virginia attorney general race.
Hamas says it will keep security control in Gaza for now and cannot commit to disarmament, complicating United States peace efforts. The group is open to a multi-year ceasefire and future elections but insists on guarantees for Palestinian statehood. Negotiations continue amid pressure from Israel and the United States.
The European Union is weighing support for disarming Hamas and boosting humanitarian aid in Gaza under a United States-led peace plan. Ministers will discuss dropping proposed sanctions on Israel and the bloc's possible role in reconstruction efforts. Internal divisions have hampered the bloc's influence during the conflict.
UK officials are working to reverse Aston Villa's ban on Israeli fans for an upcoming match, citing concerns over antisemitism and discrimination. The club imposed the ban due to security fears, but political leaders have condemned the decision. Talks are underway to find a solution that balances safety and inclusivity.
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