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Birmingham faces criticism over its ban on Israeli fans attending a football match, with government officials and community leaders calling for a review. The decision has sparked concerns about discrimination and antisemitism.
Emily Damari condemns Aston Villa's decision to bar Israeli fans from an upcoming match, calling it 'disgusting' and contrary to the spirit of soccer. She urges the club to reconsider its stance.
President Herzog eulogized Inbar Haiman, the last female hostage held in Gaza, at her funeral and asked her family for forgiveness. He described her as brave and sensitive, and stressed that efforts continue to bring home all remaining hostages.
The United Nations says reversing famine in Gaza will take time and calls for more aid access, while Israel disputes the famine's existence.
Israel will physically mark a 'yellow line' in Gaza to separate Israeli-controlled and Hamas-controlled areas. The boundary aims to prevent infiltration and will be strictly enforced by Israeli forces.
The Draft Law is expected to move forward in committee and may be approved in November. It sets new recruitment targets for haredi young men and outlines sanctions for unmet goals, while omitting some earlier provisions.
An 11-year-old Palestinian boy was reportedly shot dead by Israeli troops in the southern West Bank. The Israel Defense Forces have not commented on the incident. Separate clashes and raids continue to result in casualties across the region.
Three killed and six injured in a night of violence across Israel, with three suspects arrested in Tel Sheva. Police believe the incident was related to a blood feud.
A Berlin hummus bar run by Israeli and Palestinian partners overcame threats of closure and hate incidents thanks to renewed community support. The restaurant remains a symbol of hope and dialogue amid ongoing conflict. Owners plan new projects to further promote coexistence.
Israeli scientists have created a smart biological glue that works in wet conditions and could replace stitches. The new adhesive overcomes issues with current glues, offering improved bonding and compatibility with tissue.
Two men were shot and killed near Ibtin in northern Israel. Police are investigating the incident as a criminal case and searching for the perpetrator.
Bipin Joshi's body will be repatriated to Nepal next week after being returned to Israel. Officials say preparations are nearly complete, with a ceremony planned before his return.
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