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Irish rap group Kneecap set to perform at Glastonbury amidst criticism and controversy over member's terror charge and political statements. U.K. politicians and BBC raise concerns about giving the band a platform at the festival.
Yair Golan highlights the danger of violent Jewish extremism within Israel, emphasizing the need to address this internal threat to the country's stability.
Professional doomsday prepper Derrick James reveals his fallout shelter and survival tips amid fears of World War III, emphasizing the importance of food stockpiling, emergency preparedness, and having multiple forms of currency available.
Travel blogger Emily Luxton shares her solo travel experiences and tips, including the best and worst destinations she has visited. From following instincts to making connections, Luxton offers valuable advice for those considering solo travel.
Iran holds funeral for top military figures and civilians killed in recent war with Israel, with large crowds lining streets in Tehran. President and other senior figures present at the funeral.
Secretary of State Rubio met with families of hostages in Gaza, emphasizing the importance of bringing all hostages home for a true victory in the region.
Rubio met with families of hostages in Gaza, discussing the need for their safe return and expressing confidence in the Trump administration's actions. Trump mentioned a possible ceasefire in the region within the next week.
Israel's air defenses apparently intercepted a missile fired by the Houthis in Yemen at the country. The attack caused no injuries or impacts, and the Houthis claimed responsibility for targeting a specific location in Beersheba.
Discover a delicious oatmeal cookie recipe that combines pantry staples with fresh apples and pecans for a cozy treat.
Recent events show progress in Trump's efforts to rebalance America's alliances and focus on the Indo-Pacific theater, following the principles of the Nixon Doctrine.
Mourners in Tehran pay tribute to top military commanders and scientists killed in Iran's conflict with Israel. The funeral procession honored 60 individuals, including scientists and senior commanders, with chants of 'death to America' and 'death to Israel' echoing through the streets.
Michael Freund is a well-known figure in Israeli politics and advocacy, having received awards for his work with Shavei Israel and serving as a columnist for The Jerusalem Post for more than 20 years.
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