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Israel threatens to escalate military operations in Gaza if Hamas does not release hostages. PM Netanyahu issues final warning to residents of Gaza City to evacuate. Israeli military targets Gaza City with airstrikes and ground operations.
The Supreme Court lifted limits on immigration stops in L.A., allowing government agents to make indiscriminate stops. The ruling is pending before a federal appeals court and may reach the justices again.
Montreal human rights group calls for Israel-Premier Tech cycling team to be barred from Grand Prix Cycliste de Montréal due to concerns over Israel´s actions in Gaza. PAJU urges city officials to exclude the team from the event.
Israeli company Eshbal Functional Food LTD aims to expand into the U.S. market with gluten-free products after going public on the Toronto Stock Exchange. With a focus on gluten-free baked goods, the company has seen success in Israel and plans to grow internationally.
President Macron to name a new prime minister after government collapse. France faces ongoing political instability with frequent changes in leadership.
Ex-CNN host Don Lemon faced verbal attacks from a pedestrian in Manhattan, who accused him and his former network of deception. The man called Lemon a 'moron' and accused CNN of lying about wars and genocide, leading to a tense exchange on the streets of New York City.
Sir Keir Starmer welcomed Mahmoud Abbas to Downing Street to discuss recognizing a Palestinian state and the need for a long-term solution for peace and stability in the region.
Italy's thrilling 5-4 win over Israel in World Cup qualifying, with Tonali's late heroics, helped them avoid a major setback in their qualification campaign.
IDF strikes Hamas high-rise in Gaza City, targeting terror infrastructure. Netanyahu promises ground incursion into Gaza City.
Hamas raises issues with the new Trump deal, stating that they cannot release all hostages at once and require certain conditions to be met for the release process.
CBS News selects Kenneth R. Weinstein, a right-leaning policy expert, as ombudsman to address complaints about its coverage. Weinstein, known for his conservative views and lack of news experience, will work under Jeff Shell at Paramount.
The IDF targeted a high-rise building in Gaza City used by Hamas for military infrastructure and as a gathering point for terrorist attacks against IDF troops.
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