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The latest US proposal for a hostage release deal includes assurances that Israel will not renew military operations as long as talks toward ending the war continue. Israeli military would reposition during negotiations toward a permanent ceasefire after hostages are freed.
Netanyahu's corruption trial resumed with prosecution cross-examination after a month-long break, with the trial expected to extend well into late 2026.
A correspondent shares insights from Iran post-war, revealing a mix of emotions among Iranians. From defiance and anger to weariness and a desire for change, the country is experiencing a complex moment of uncertainty and hope for the future.
A police officer was fatally wounded while chasing an ATV with suspects in Ma'ale Iron. The officer later died from his injuries, and police forces are currently searching for the suspects involved.
New research shows that mutations, such as the APOL1 1024A>G mutation, are not random but arise more frequently where needed. This challenges the traditional view of evolution and suggests mutations are informed by the genome itself, rather than random accidents.
Avigdor Liberman stresses the need for a cohesive 'Zionist' bloc with 63 mandates in the next elections, while Naftali Bennett works to unite centrist parties against the current coalition.
Controversial film 'The Voice of Hind Rajab' receives a lengthy standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival, raising questions about its portrayal of the Gaza conflict and the emotional response of the audience.
Igor Jesus discusses his career path, from playing in the Middle East to joining Nottingham Forest, emphasizing his readiness for the Premier League and his dream of representing Brazil in the World Cup.
India aims to transition from a top arms importer to a major producer and exporter of defense equipment. The recent clash with Pakistan highlighted the country's technological advancements and self-reliance in the defense sector.
A total lunar eclipse, or blood moon, was visible to stargazers worldwide. The moon turned red as the Earth's shadow crossed its surface, providing a stunning celestial display.
Jamaican Olympic medalists are switching to represent Turkey due to lack of support from Jamaica, with Turkey offering financial incentives to attract these athletes. The move highlights issues faced by field event athletes in Jamaica and raises concerns about larger countries acquiring talent from elsewhere.
India hopes to transition from a major arms importer to a leading producer and exporter of weapons by leveraging the insights gained from the recent clash with Pakistan. The country aims to boost its defence exports and strengthen its domestic defence production capabilities.
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