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An East London mosque has barred females over 12 from joining its charity run, prompting criticism from campaigners and an investigation by the Equality and Human Rights Commission. Organisers defend the policy as lawful, but opponents call it discriminatory and sexist.
Julia Roberts drew huge crowds at the Venice premiere of her new film 'After The Hunt'. Her lasting popularity spans generations, reaffirming her place as a cinema icon.
Three Qatari diplomats died and two were injured in a car crash near Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, while heading to a summit on the Gaza ceasefire. The summit will be attended by world leaders and marks a significant diplomatic event.
Police arrested pro-Israel supporters holding placards during a pro-Palestine march in central London, as tensions rose between rival groups. Several people from both sides were detained amid scuffles and controversial slogans, with officers enforcing strict conditions to maintain order. The protests followed a recent ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.
Palestinians returning to Gaza City face widespread destruction as a ceasefire begins. Hamas warns of difficult negotiations ahead, while a major prisoner and hostage exchange is expected soon. The humanitarian situation remains dire amid ongoing political uncertainty.
Israel expects the release of hostages from Gaza to begin Monday, with preparations in place for their return. Both living captives and the remains of those killed are anticipated, as Israel works closely with international partners to secure their release.
Five siblings from the Cascio family have accused Michael Jackson of decades-long sexual abuse and manipulation. Their claims, revealed in newly filed court documents, could severely impact Jackson's reputation and estate. Legal proceedings are ongoing as the family seeks accountability.
United Nations chief Antonio Guterres will attend the Gaza peace summit in Egypt next week, which will be chaired by United States President Donald Trump. He is expected to return to headquarters on Wednesday.
Soaring rents in New York City are forcing smaller synagogues to seek creative solutions for worship spaces. Many are partnering with Jewish organizations or schools to share facilities, fostering community but facing ongoing challenges. Leaders hope these collaborations can become a sustainable model for the future.
A Palestinian and a Franco-Israeli have opened a restaurant in Paris to promote peace through food. The venue brings together people from different backgrounds, serving Middle Eastern dishes under Palestinian, French, and Israeli flags. The founders hope it will foster unity and dialogue.
A massive rally in Tel Aviv celebrated a United States-brokered deal expected to bring home the remaining Gaza hostages. Speakers praised United States leadership and expressed hope this marks the end of a painful chapter, while families of the slain called for continued efforts to recover all hostages.
A massive Tel Aviv rally for hostages saw loud boos at the mention of Prime Minister Netanyahu, while United States envoy Steve Witkoff and Donald Trump received cheers. The incident drew criticism from Israeli political leaders, who called the crowd's reaction a mistake and unrepresentative.
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