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Mike Huckabee's appointment as US Ambassador to Israel symbolizes the religious bond between the two countries, emphasizing their shared ideologies of Zionism and Americanism.

April 24, 2025
A new book explores the ethical compromises made by the Associated Press (AP) when operating in Nazi Germany, including the agency's decision to keep its photojournalists in the country despite the persecution of Jewish employees. The book also reveals that some AP photos were used in Nazi propaganda, and the agency had a secret photo-exchange arrangement with a German agency. The AP's conduct during this period continues to generate controversy, with survivors of the 2023 Hamas attack suing the AP for allegedly being complicit in the invasion.

April 24, 2025
Israel is piloting a program that uses AI avatars to provide personalized tutoring to students, aiming to improve their learning skills.
On Holocaust Remembrance Day, it is important to honor the survivors and their legacy, as they provide courage, wisdom, and life lessons to the world.
The U.S. trade war with China is threatening the livelihoods of tilapia farmers in Maoming, China, as U.S. tariffs on Chinese tilapia exports are pricing them out of their largest export market. Farmers are struggling to find buyers and many are at risk of losing their jobs. The impact is also being felt in the U.S., as the trade war throws up massive tariffs on imports.
Labour MP Tahir Ali is criticized for campaigning for a new airport in Kashmir while Birmingham faces a rubbish crisis.
The Israeli government has ordered its representatives to delete condolences for the passing of Pope Francis, following his critical comments on Israel's policy decisions that affected Palestinians.
President Trump has signed an executive order targeting university accreditation, aiming to reform the system and prioritize high-quality academic programs. This is part of his ongoing crackdown on higher learning institutions.
Senior Palestinian officials are meeting to vote on the creation of a vice presidency and possible successor to President Mahmoud Abbas.
Voters are divided on U.S. support for Ukraine in its fight against Russia, with Democrats more likely to support ongoing support and Republicans more likely to prefer a limited timeframe. President Trump's approval ratings on handling Russia and Ukraine have decreased. Foreign policy issues are not a top concern for voters.
Thousands pay respects to Pope Francis, France criticizes Tunisian court, Costa Rica grants special status to deported migrants, Trump and Zelenskiy clash on Ukraine, India downgrades ties with Pakistan, Americans sour on Trump's handling of the economy, failed arrest attempt in Bosnia, earthquake in Istanbul injures over 150, White House considers cutting China tariffs, Israeli strike kills 10 in Gaza.
FBI raids homes of pro-Palestinian activists from U of Michigan, several people detained and released.