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Researchers say some individuals counted as civilian casualties in Gaza were later identified by Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad as members of their armed wings. The findings raise questions about casualty classifications and the use of civilian roles as cover for militant activity.
A new episode examines how the war with Iran is reshaping Israeli society and exposing entrenched national patterns. It also explores the deepening divide within American Jewish communities over Israel's place in Jewish identity.
Israeli screenwriter Eden Gurion discusses his film Remnants, about a teenage girl grieving her sister killed at the Nova festival on October 7, 2023. The film has earned international acclaim amid growing cultural challenges for Israeli artists.
Donald Trump shared a comedy sketch from the United Kingdom edition of Saturday Night Live that parodies him and Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. The skit humorously depicts a tense phone call and wider political tensions.
Georgina Rodriguez displayed the couple's luxury lifestyle while Cristiano Ronaldo recovers from a hamstring injury in Spain. His treatment comes as Saudi Arabia faces escalating regional tensions.
Unpaid Department of Homeland Security employees are facing mounting pressure as airport delays grow and terror threats rise. Former Acting Secretary Chad Wolf warned that financial strain on security personnel could put national safety at risk.
Kharg Island, the center of Iran’s oil exports, has emerged as a potential target as fighting intensifies in the Persian Gulf. While American forces could likely seize the island, holding it would risk missile attacks, retaliation and broader regional escalation.
Dana White needed an interpreter to repeat an English question during a London press conference. He later blamed poor hearing and difficulty understanding accents, prompting widespread online reaction.
Israeli strikes on Lebanon have displaced more than a million people, many of whom have sought shelter along Beirut's seafront. The waterfront now reflects a stark divide between war driven hardship and fragile attempts at normal life.
Pakistan expects to stabilize fuel supplies by April despite global price spikes caused by Middle East tensions. The finance minister called on the private sector to help manage limited resources as the government implements austerity measures.
War in the Middle East has rattled global markets, pushing up oil prices and increasing volatility. Experts advise investors to stay diversified, avoid panic selling and look for selective opportunities amid the turmoil.
The programme քննարկs Israel's claim that Iranian missiles could reach the United Kingdom and other European capitals. Guests debate the credibility of the threat and consider possible government action on energy company profits.
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