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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called for stronger Western unity against rising influence from Russia, China, and the Global South. She highlighted the need for coordinated strategies and criticized the lack of support for a United States-brokered ceasefire plan between Israel and Hamas.
India's Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh marked its centenary with a major show of strength, highlighting its deep influence on the country's politics and society. Critics say the group promotes Hindu dominance and marginalizes minorities, while supporters claim it fosters unity and national pride.
The New York City mayoral debate saw Zohran Mamdani and Andrew Cuomo trade sharp accusations over scandals and controversies. Both candidates challenged each other's records and character in a tense exchange. Curtis Sliwa also joined in, criticizing Cuomo's resignation as governor.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned Israel that annexation moves in the West Bank threaten the Gaza peace deal. He voiced concern over settler violence and urged caution, while expressing optimism about the peace process.
Trump's envoys met with the United Arab Emirates' National Security Adviser to discuss the Gaza ceasefire and ways to strengthen regional cooperation. The talks focused on enhancing stability and building on recent agreements.
Many Israelis are turning to spirituality and religious practices in the wake of the October 7 attacks, while others grapple with doubt. Surveys show a rise in spiritual engagement, especially among those directly affected, but most people deepen their existing beliefs rather than change them.
The United States is increasing pressure on Israel to finalize a Gaza ceasefire deal, leading to frustration among Israeli officials. Washington is intensifying its involvement and oversight, with a strong focus on securing the return of hostages.
MK Moshe Saada supports sovereignty in Judea and Samaria but warns that timing is crucial. He believes building in the region is more effective than passing new laws.
Karine Jean-Pierre alleges in her new book that a top Biden adviser, identified as Anita Dunn, displayed racist behavior and tried to sabotage her. The claims have divided former staffers, with some defending Dunn and others supporting Jean-Pierre's account. President Biden has not commented on the controversy.
Michael Rapaport called out Zohran Mamdani for eating at a pricey sushi spot, questioning his 'working class' image. The criticism adds to scrutiny over Mamdani's lifestyle and political stances.
Kimberly Guilfoyle was redirected from seeking the Vatican ambassadorship to accepting a post in Greece after presidential intervention. Her appointment was seen as unconventional, but she is reportedly excited to serve as ambassador to Greece. Guilfoyle is expected to arrive in Athens before the end of October.
Over 650 rabbis and cantors nationwide have signed a letter opposing New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani and his stance on Israel. The letter warns that Mamdani's rhetoric endangers Jewish safety and calls for voters to reject anti-Zionist language in politics.
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