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Settlers attacked Beit Lid village in the West Bank, damaging property and clashing with locals. Israeli troops intervened but did not arrest any settlers.
The Arab Parliament opened its new term in Cairo, calling for peace and reconstruction in Gaza. Members urged support for a Palestinian state and accountability for alleged crimes in the region.
Segev Kalfon reveals the torment he faced during his captivity after being abducted at the Nova music festival. He details the abuse, deprivation, and the struggle to maintain hope until his release from Gaza.
Four Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces in Gaza after a deadline for Hamas fighters to withdraw from an Israeli-controlled zone expired. The incidents followed renewed tensions and deadly attacks during the ongoing ceasefire. Hostage recovery operations have also resumed in the area.
Ella Al-Shamahi shares her transformation from a devout upbringing and arranged marriage to acclaimed science presenter. Her BBC series 'Human' has garnered international praise, and she continues to champion nuanced discussions about identity and women's rights.
Lebanon accuses Israel of escalating attacks instead of engaging in negotiations. German officials urge troop withdrawal and disarmament of Hezbollah, while Lebanese leaders call for diplomatic solutions to ensure stability.
Lebanon's president has called for mutual talks with Israel to end ongoing strikes in southern Lebanon, insisting negotiations must be reciprocal. The call comes amid escalating violence and international concern over continued ceasefire violations. Lebanese officials are increasing military presence in the south and coordinating with United Nations peacekeepers.
An Arab entrepreneur's luxury dress store has become a cultural phenomenon, attracting women from every background and faith across Israel. The shop offers a unique, inclusive space for evening and bridal gown shopping.
A 14-year-old autistic Arab Israeli boy faces charges for allegedly trying to aid terrorist groups. His lawyer and mother dispute the accusations and claim he is being mistreated in detention. The prison service denies any abuse.
Israeli right-wing politicians are using the Sde Teiman detainee abuse scandal to push for judicial reforms after the military advocate general resigned over a leaked video. The incident has sparked intense political debate and calls for independent investigations. Efforts are underway to appoint a new military advocate general.
Sarah Ferguson faces an uncertain future after losing her home and royal ties, with many wealthy friends now distancing themselves due to scandal. Once surrounded by celebrities and socialites, she may now struggle to find support among her former inner circle.
Selma van de Perre, a Dutch Jewish resistance hero who survived Nazi concentration camps and later became a teacher and journalist, has died at 103. She was renowned for her bravery and resilience during World War II. Her life and memoir continue to inspire many.
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