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Lt. Matan Abramovitz, along with three other soldiers, was killed in a Hamas attack on an army encampment in Gaza City. The soldiers were attacked by Hamas gunmen who opened fire on their tank and threw an explosive device inside.

September 09, 2025
Italian football and fashion intersect as Giorgio Armani's passing sparks reflections on his influence on the aesthetics of Italian football. Coaches in Italy are compared to tailors, crafting their teams uniquely. Italy's national team under Gennaro Gattuso is striving to qualify for the World Cup with a focus on scoring goals and improving their defense.
Democrats release letter to Epstein signed by Trump, Chicago prepares for new immigration operation, Supreme Court lifts LA immigration stop restrictions, Murdoch family reaches deal on media empire control, Korean Hyundai workers detained for short-term jobs

September 09, 2025
Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere wins a second term in office after Labour Party's victory in the parliamentary election. Domestic and international issues dominated the campaigns, with voters favoring stability in global politics.

September 09, 2025
Ryan Routh, accused of trying to assassinate Trump, asked potential jurors bizarre questions during jury selection. The judge dismissed his questions as irrelevant. Routh also faced issues with potential witnesses and complaints about his jail conditions.
UN nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi warns that time is running out to finalize an agreement with Iran on resuming full inspections of its nuclear facilities.

September 09, 2025
Italian fans turned their backs and waved signs against war in Gaza during the playing of Israel's national anthem at a World Cup qualifier. This is not the first time Italian supporters have expressed opposition to Israel during a match.
The PA led by Mahmoud Abbas condemned the harm to civilians in the wake of the brutal shooting attack in Jerusalem. The statement emphasized the rejection of violence and terrorism, calling for an end to the occupation and settler terrorism.

September 09, 2025
Despite recent violence, passengers at a Jerusalem bus station return to their daily routines with faith and determination. Esther Aviram, a local teacher, shares her perspective on the situation and the importance of faith and responsibility in times of crisis.
The UK government has formally stated that Israel's actions in Gaza do not meet the genocide definition. Despite this, officials acknowledge the severity of the situation and urge Israel to do more to prevent civilian casualties.
Violent brawl erupts between rival protest groups at Bondi Beach, prompting calls for police intervention. Premier Minns urges authorities to hold perpetrators accountable for the incident.
Controversy surrounds the premiere of 'The Road Between Us' at the Toronto film festival, highlighting the industry's internal split over the Gaza conflict. The film's use of actual Hamas bodycam footage and subsequent withdrawal from the lineup has caused outrage and accusations of censorship.