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The U.S. military denies responsibility for a blast near a UNESCO world heritage site in Yemen's capital city of Sanaa, stating that it was caused by a Houthi missile. Recent U.S. strikes in Yemen have raised concerns about civilian casualties.
President Trump criticizes Harvard University as a legal battle over federal funding freeze continues.
Experts warn that people in Gaza are unable to manage the risks of asbestos or dust inhalation due to the immediate dangers of Israel's military offensive. Lack of awareness and ongoing challenges in rebuilding their lives prevent them from taking necessary measures to protect themselves.
Israel fears that the US is close to reaching a 'bad deal' with Iran that won't prevent the regime from obtaining nuclear weapons. The US is not sharing enough information with Israel, despite ongoing dialogue. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated that a diplomatic approach is possible, but only if the deal completely eliminates Iran's nuclear program. The US has confirmed that this is their intention, but Israel's security establishment remains concerned about the progress of the negotiations.
John F. Kennedy's grandson Jack Schlossberg announces boycott of Anna Wintour's Met Gala and plans to launch his own network.
The Netherlands saw a record number of antisemitic incidents in 2024, with a significant increase in violence and vandalism targeting Jewish individuals and institutions. The coordinated attacks during a soccer match have raised concerns and prompted calls for stronger action against antisemitism.
Australia's election has implications for the Jewish community as the Labor Party shifts support away from Israel and towards Palestine, while the Liberal-National Coalition promises to support Israel and confront antisemitism.
Joe Hardwicke, the 10th Earl of Hardwicke, has become engaged to PR and media consultant Nicola Osmond-Evans at the age of 54, his second shot at marriage.
The recent Ukraine peace talks have sparked a debate about the unbreakable rule that no country can change another nation's borders or government by force. However, the author argues that there is no such rule and provides examples of countries changing borders and governments without facing consequences.
UK prime minister Sir Keir Starmer challenges Donald Trump's proposals on Ukraine and asserts that Russia is the aggressor in the conflict.
Jan Moir criticizes Prime Minister Boris Johnson and the BBC for their support of trans rights and self-identification for transgender people, arguing that it undermines women's rights and lacks tolerance.
Luca Pferdmenges, a 23-year-old juggler and influencer, has visited every country in the world. He shares his favorite and least favorite countries, as well as hair-raising moments and recommendations for food and underrated destinations.
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