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Mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani refused to call for Hamas to disarm, focusing instead on justice and international law. His stance comes amid reports of violence by Hamas in Gaza and concerns over the group's compliance with a ceasefire deal.
French TV star Arthur Essebag has accused France of ignoring violence against Jews after the October 7 attacks. He expressed disappointment over the country's muted response to the tragedy.
Jerusalem's Mahane Yehuda market reopened amid mixed feelings about the ceasefire and hostage release. Locals are divided between optimism for peace and concerns about renewed conflict and political divisions.
A Trump adviser says multiple countries, including Indonesia, have offered to join a Gaza security force. Indonesia is the only nation to publicly offer troops, while others may provide support in other ways.
A Trump adviser says demilitarizing Gaza is a complex challenge, with ongoing efforts to find a safe and effective solution. Reconstruction will prioritize areas free from Hamas control, as mediators work on a plan for the region's future.
The United States and Israel are working to create a safe zone in Gaza for civilians fearing Hamas. The move follows reports of executions by Hamas against suspected rivals. No timeline for the safe zone has been announced.
The United States says Hamas has not violated the ceasefire deal with Israel and is working to recover the bodies of hostages in Gaza. Officials cite difficult conditions and ongoing efforts with mediators and possible foreign assistance. The US vows that no hostages will be left behind.
Israel has received two more bodies of hostages from Hamas, with identification pending. Nineteen hostages remain unaccounted for, and Israel is preparing for possible renewed military action if the peace plan falters.
Governor Phil Murphy faced backlash for attending a wedding in Europe during a state of emergency in New Jersey. Critics questioned his absence as a major storm hit and the gubernatorial election approaches. The incident adds to ongoing political tensions in the state.
Maureen Callahan criticizes the media and political opponents for refusing to credit Trump for a major Middle East peace deal and the release of hostages. She argues this reflects bias and could impact future elections.
Hamas has returned the bodies of two Israeli hostages in Gaza, but many remain missing. Israel threatens to limit aid unless more hostages are released, while Gazans face rising food prices. Sumo stars are also set to compete in London.
The Supreme Court appears ready to further limit the Voting Rights Act, potentially restricting lawmakers from considering race when drawing voting maps. The outcome could reshape political districts and impact future elections.
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