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The Saudi-backed epic 'Desert Warrior' has grossed just over 517508 dollars worldwide against a 150 million dollar budget. The box office collapse adds pressure on Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund as it reevaluates major investments in sports and entertainment.
The war involving Iran has strained United States weapons stockpiles, prompting plans to sharply increase missile interceptor production. However, limited funding and congressional support could hinder efforts to rebuild supplies needed for future conflicts.
Naftali Bennett criticized government limits on military operations in southern Lebanon, saying they endanger troops and hinder victory. Military Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir praised soldiers' performance and vowed continued action until northern communities are secure.
Sapir Group has launched Pharm Plus, a new pharmacy chain focused on lower prices and broad product variety. The company plans rapid nationwide expansion through a franchise model.
Israel has approved a scaled-down Lag Ba'omer celebration on Mount Meron, limiting bonfire ceremonies to 200 participants each under police management. The decision follows new security restrictions and a dispute over transportation arrangements.
The defence secretary says a ceasefire with Iran pauses the 60 day deadline to seek congressional approval for military action. Lawmakers are divided over whether the War Powers Resolution still requires the administration to act.
The government will maintain its Rs 12.22 lakh crore capital expenditure plan despite rising fiscal stress from global uncertainties and higher oil prices. Officials said infrastructure spending will remain a priority even as revenue pressures increase.
Mayors from around the country met in Savannah to mark Jewish American Heritage Month and coordinate efforts to combat antisemitism. The forum highlighted Jewish history, local leadership, and a renewed commitment by cities to stand against hate.
The article argues that civilizations thrive when they practice intellectual hospitality, welcoming opposing ideas as tools for refining truth. It warns that modern polarization and digital dynamics are eroding this tradition, posing risks to innovation and intellectual growth.
The competition regulator found no widespread fuel price gouging after the Middle East conflict pushed up wholesale costs. While some retailers saw margin increases, overall profits remained broadly unchanged.
A man charged with stabbing two Jewish men in Golders Green has appeared in court. He faces multiple attempted murder charges and has been remanded in custody until May 15.
Iran's judiciary chief said Tehran is open to negotiations with the United States but will not accept policy imposition under threat. He added that Iran does not seek war yet will not back down from its principles in talks.
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