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Retired Major General Yossi Bachar has revealed that slain hostage Sahar Baruch was his nephew. Baruch will be buried in Kibbutz Be'eri alongside his brother Idan. The family now has a place to mourn their loss.
TimesofIsraelUN demands probe into 'horrific accounts' of executions, gang rapes, abductions in SudanNovember 01, 2025
The United Nations is demanding an investigation into reports of mass atrocities committed by paramilitaries in El-Fasher, Sudan. Survivors and videos describe executions, rapes, and abductions, with violence spreading and thousands displaced. Both sides in the conflict face war crimes accusations.
TimesofIsraelFrench film 'Auction' revisits thrilling tussle over real-life Nazi-looted masterpieceNovember 01, 2025
The French film 'Auction' tells the story of a Nazi-looted Egon Schiele painting's rediscovery in modern France and the ensuing struggle over its rightful ownership. The movie explores art world intrigue, moral dilemmas, and the complexities of restitution. It premieres in New York before a wider US release.
BBCBBC World Service - Global News Podcast, Tanzania: Hundreds feared dead in post-election violenceNovember 01, 2025
Hundreds are feared dead in Tanzania after violent clashes over disputed election results, with diplomats and opposition leaders raising concerns. The government denies reports of widespread killings. Other global headlines include food aid rulings in the United States, a judge's resignation in Israel, a breakthrough anti-venom, and the opening of Egypt's Grand Museum.
November 01, 2025
Bankim Brahmbhatt, an Indian-origin chief executive, is accused of orchestrating a five hundred million dollar fraud involving fabricated accounts and offshore transfers. His companies have filed for bankruptcy, and investigations are ongoing.
November 01, 2025
Tulsi Gabbard announced a shift away from regime change in US foreign policy under President Trump. She highlighted ongoing challenges in the Middle East and stressed a new approach, while omitting discussion of recent military actions elsewhere.
Vice President JD Vance dressed as a viral meme of himself for Halloween, earning praise for his humor. The playful video comes as Vance faces criticism over comments about his wife's religion.
The Pentagon has cleared the way for the United States to send Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, but President Trump has paused the move after speaking with Russia. The final decision on supplying the missiles remains pending.
New York City's mayoral candidates are making their final pitches ahead of Election Day. Andrew Cuomo warns against Zohran Mamdani's inexperience, while Mamdani rallies progressive support and Curtis Sliwa focuses on public safety. The race remains highly competitive as voting concludes.
Karachi hosts the World Culture Festival 2025, uniting artists from 142 countries to promote peace and environmental awareness. The event opened with tributes to Gaza and showcases global performances, exhibitions, and films.
TimesofIsraelFeminist vs. Jewish: These women say NYC's mayoral election is forcing a painful choiceNovember 01, 2025
Jewish women in New York City are grappling with a tough choice in the mayoral election, weighing feminist values against candidates' positions on Israel. The race has sparked division and soul-searching within the community.
Malayalam writer C Radhakrishnan reflects on his eventful life as a scientist, journalist, and literary pioneer. His works span science, philosophy, and politics, and he advocates for unity and honesty in literature and society.





