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Israel has presented a proposal for a hostage deal that differs from Netanyahu's conditions for ending the war in Gaza. The plan includes a six-month process to 'end the war' and the release of hostages within 48 hours. It also outlines phases for Hamas disarmament and an Israeli withdrawal to a buffer zone around Gaza.
Over 1,000 people welcomed Gaza-bound aid boats in Tunisia, including Greta Thunberg and pro-Palestinian campaigners. European Parliament member Rima Hassan highlighted the importance of people's support for the Palestinian cause.
Pro-Palestinian protester waving flag caused crash during Vuelta a España cycling race, prompting calls for Israeli team to withdraw.
Qatar's Prime Minister discussed ties and latest developments with Palestinian Vice President in Doha, emphasizing the urgent need to stop Israeli aggression in Gaza and ensure humanitarian aid. Qatar supports the two-state solution and an independent Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital.
Israel is considering U.S. President Trump's proposal to release hostages and Palestinian prisoners. Hamas has not rejected the plan.
The High Court ruled that the state must provide enough food for Palestinian security prisoners. Ben Gvir's policies of reducing rations were criticized by the court, which emphasized the importance of upholding legal standards.
Ministers greenlighted a controversial phosphate mine project in southern Israel with new conditions that opponents hope will prevent its opening. The proposal by ICL to mine phosphates near Arad faces backlash over environmental and public health impacts.
Finance Minister Smotrich heads delegation to India to strengthen economic ties and sign cooperation agreements.
Gideon Sa'ar is set to meet with Hungarian and Croatian leaders during his visit to discuss various issues. The visit comes amid discussions on potential EU sanctions on Israel, with all countries involved being part of the European Union and NATO.
Internet services in the UAE were affected by a Red Sea cable disruption, causing slowdowns and outages. Telecom providers are working on fixing the issue, but full restoration could be delayed.
Undersea cable cuts in the Red Sea have caused internet disruptions in Asia and West Asia. NetBlocks identified India as one of the countries impacted by the outages.
Donald Trump was seen at the US Open with his closest allies and family members, including Pam Bondi, Karoline Leavitt, and Arabella Kushner. The president's presence triggered high security measures at the event.
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