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A New Yorker was sentenced to prison for attacking Jewish demonstrators and admitted to hate crimes. The incidents occurred during pro-Palestinian protests in Manhattan and near Columbia University.
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have killed at least 33 Palestinians after accusations of a ceasefire breach by Hamas. The United States President has weighed in, urging caution to preserve the truce. Other global headlines include a hurricane in Jamaica and a major drugs raid in Brazil.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is being sued by the heir of a Jewish family over a van Gogh painting looted by Nazis. The lawsuit seeks the return of the artwork and damages, while the Met denies any wrongdoing.
A new podcast episode reveals how maturing safe investments can lead to costly mistakes and offers strategies for making smarter retirement decisions. Listeners get tips for managing cross-border investments and keeping portfolios resilient.
Elon Musk has launched Grokipedia, a crowdsourced online encyclopedia aiming to rival Wikipedia. The platform, developed by his artificial intelligence company, has faced scrutiny over its content creation process and past controversies involving its chatbot. Grokipedia currently features over 885,000 articles.
Germany will provide over $1 billion for Holocaust survivors' home care and extend education funding. The support addresses the growing needs of aging survivors and aims to preserve Holocaust memory amid rising antisemitism.
Israeli Ambassador Danny Danon rebuked UN official Francesca Albanese for her anti-Israel rhetoric and controversial report. Albanese, who has faced criticism and sanctions, continues to accuse Israel of serious violations. The dispute underscores tensions within the United Nations over the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Master Sgt. Efi Feldbaum, a father of five and reservist, was killed by gunfire in Rafah. He was remembered as a beloved community leader and dedicated defender of his country.
President Trump has redirected a US aircraft carrier to South America, intensifying military operations against drug cartels and increasing pressure on Venezuela. The move leaves key regions without carrier presence and raises concerns about potential escalation and instability.
An Israeli reservist was killed in Rafah during an attack by Palestinian gunmen. The incident follows similar recent attacks in the area, which Israel blames on Hamas.
President Trump is sending the USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier to South America, intensifying the campaign against drug cartels and shifting military focus away from the Middle East. The move has sparked concerns about regional instability and possible action against Venezuela.
Moran Atias opens up about the emotional journey of single motherhood and the challenges of defying traditional expectations. She shares how she found strength in her independence and gratitude for her blessings.
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