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The Israeli military says about 70,000 Gazans have died in the war, disputing claims of widespread civilian and starvation deaths. Officials highlighted extensive aid efforts and accused some international groups of exaggerating the crisis for political reasons.
Cloudy skies, rising temperatures, and local rain are forecast for Israel, with a hot weekend ahead. Rainfall totals remain below average in many regions, and the Sea of Galilee's water level is still low.
The United States is weighing military action against Iran after failed nuclear talks, with President Trump considering strikes on Iranian leadership. Iran has threatened severe retaliation against Israel if attacked, raising fears of a wider conflict.
Gelatin is essential for creating smooth, stable desserts like mousses and cheesecakes. This guide explains how to use granules and sheets correctly for best results. Following precise measurements and soaking steps is key to success.
A car repeatedly rammed into the historic Chabad Lubavitch synagogue in Brooklyn, prompting a swift police response and the arrest of the driver. No injuries were reported, and authorities are investigating the motive behind the incident.
The United Kingdom has reopened talks with the United States over the Chagos Islands after Donald Trump criticized a deal to transfer sovereignty to Mauritius. The discussions aim to address concerns about the future of the Diego Garcia military base.
A mural dedicated to Scottish missionary Jane Haining, who cared for Jewish girls during the Second World War, has been unveiled in Paisley. The artwork honours her bravery and will be painted on a local wall this spring. The unveiling was attended by her niece and marks Holocaust Memorial Day.
A Brooklyn man received a 15-year prison sentence for participating in a failed plot to kill Iranian dissident Masih Alinejad. The case is part of a broader crackdown on efforts by foreign governments to target political opponents in the United States.
A New York man was charged with a hate crime after allegedly assaulting a rabbi on Holocaust Remembrance Day. The attack is one of several recent antisemitic incidents in the city.
Atalanta advanced to the Champions League play-offs despite losing 1-0 to Union Saint-Gilloise. Union were eliminated on goal difference, while Atalanta finished 15th in the league phase.
The BBC has apologized for omitting Jews from its Holocaust Memorial Day coverage, drawing criticism from Jewish leaders and Holocaust educators. The broadcaster acknowledged the error and pledged to issue a correction. This follows other recent controversies over its reporting on Jewish and Israeli issues.
A report alleges Prime Minister Netanyahu refused multiple chances to target Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar before the October 7 attacks. Netanyahu's office denies the claims, saying security officials blocked his orders to eliminate Sinwar.
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