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Kneecap's performance at Glastonbury Festival sparked controversy as they led chants in support of Palestine and faced backlash for their anti-Israel stance. The group's member is charged with a terror offense for allegedly supporting Hezbollah.
Minister Plibersek urges for peace in Gaza post-ceasefire between Israel and Iran. Thousands of Australians are stranded in Iran amid conflict, with efforts underway to bring them home.
France and Europe are willing to assist in ensuring the safety of food distribution in Gaza following mounting civilian deaths at Israeli-backed centers. Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot expressed anger over the lives lost in recent weeks.
BBC staff express concerns over editorial decisions and censorship at the BBC regarding reporting on Israel/Palestine. Channel 4 will broadcast a documentary about Gaza that was scrapped by the BBC, leading to accusations of political interference.
Trump slammed Israel's prosecutors for the ongoing corruption trial against Netanyahu, citing interference with diplomatic talks and military aid concerns.
Trump expresses concern over the impact of Netanyahu's trial on diplomatic efforts with Hamas and Iran, calling it a 'travesty of justice.'
Pat Johnson, a non-Jewish Canadian writer, challenges antisemitism and anti-Zionism in his thought-provoking columns, sparking both positive and negative reactions. Despite facing backlash, Johnson continues to stand with Israel and the Jewish people, advocating for understanding and allyship.
Trump accuses prosecutors of interfering with talks with Hamas and Iran, questions military aid to Israel
Sir Keir Starmer admits to being preoccupied with international affairs, leading to a delayed response to welfare reform rebellion. He takes responsibility for decisions made and defends the eventual U-turn on the legislation, which may result in tax rises.
Rod Stewart backs Nigel Farage over Keir Starmer, praises Reform UK's growing influence in UK politics. Stewart criticizes American conservatives' treatment of Ukrainian President and shares thoughts on Israel-Hamas conflict.
Helen Lewis' book 'The Genius Myth' delves into the concept of genius, exploring its historical roots and modern-day interpretations. From IQ tests to eccentric projects, the idea of genius is dissected in a lively and insightful manner.
Iran may be able to produce enriched uranium soon, despite recent attacks. The whereabouts of highly enriched uranium stockpile is unknown.
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