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Five golfers will represent the United Arab Emirates at the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship in Dubai in October 2025. The event will feature a strong international field and offer major championship opportunities for top finishers.
An Israeli company has developed a self-operated transvaginal ultrasound solution that allows women to perform 3D pelvic ultrasound scans at home. The technology aims to make reproductive healthcare more accessible and improve clinical decision-making.
The United Nations human rights chief has accused Israel of grave violations in Gaza and warned that mounting evidence could lead to international accountability. He condemned genocidal rhetoric, mass killings, and the obstruction of aid, urging urgent action to halt the bloodshed. Türk also highlighted the crisis in Sudan and called for decisive measures to prevent further suffering.
Avi Suissa, a medic and spokesman for the Haredi-religious sector at United Hatzalah, provided immediate medical assistance at the scene of the terrorist attack in Jerusalem, describing it as a challenging and chaotic situation.
Nearly 900 Palestine Action supporters were detained in London protests as the government defends its ban on the group. The arrests came after the group was outlawed under anti-terror laws for damaging military aircraft and breaching a Royal Air Force facility.
Four dead and many injured in a shooting at a road junction in east Jerusalem. The attackers, who boarded a bus, were neutralised by police. The incident caused chaos during the morning rush hour.
Four individuals have died, and five others were injured in a shooting attack in Jerusalem. The gunmen boarded a bus and opened fire before being neutralised by a soldier.
Undersea cable cuts in the Red Sea have impacted internet connectivity in multiple countries, leading to increased latency. The Red Sea is a crucial telecommunications route, and disruptions can have wide-ranging consequences for internet traffic.
Twenty people were injured, five critically, in a shooting attack at the Ramot Junction in Jerusalem. The terrorists used automatic weapons to target a bus and hitchhiking stop. Two terrorists were neutralized by an IDF soldier.
Shabana Mahmood becomes Britain's first Muslim woman home secretary, taking charge of policing and immigration. Her appointment follows a career marked by justice reform and advocacy for tougher immigration laws. Mahmood faces new challenges amid political tensions and calls for rebuilding trust with British Muslims.
Despite being acquitted of criminal charges, Kevin Spacey's career in Hollywood has effectively ended due to the accusations against him. He has visited Israel on multiple occasions since the scandal, with his upcoming performance in Tel Aviv sparking controversy.
The arrest of the poet in the UAE has sparked controversy due to his criticism of the Egyptian president. Qaradawi has been living in exile in Turkey since fleeing Egypt after the Muslim Brotherhood's brief rule.
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