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Syrian authorities seized three million captagon pills and 50 kilograms of hashish near the Lebanese border after clashes with a drug trafficking network. Captagon has been a major export for Syria during the civil war and has been linked to illicit funding for the government.
Palestine Action's recruitment ringleader, Gamze Sanli, a self-described 'Anatolian-Mediterranean witch', instructed new members on attacking military sites and factories. Sanli also provided legal advice and tactics for breaking into facilities during workshops for recruits.
Vandals tried to set fire to a police post in Beit El settlement in retaliation for arrests of settlers. The incident caused damage to the door and 'revenge fire' was spray-painted on the building. No injuries were reported.
HPV infections are leading to an increase in genital warts in Israel, emphasizing the importance of early detection and treatment to avoid serious health risks.
Israeli strike in south Lebanon kills one person, with the attack occurring after a woman was killed and 25 others wounded in previous strikes. Ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah seemingly violated by the recent incidents.
Israel had intelligence officers monitoring Iran's nuclear facilities and ballistic missiles program since 2010, gathering information and mapping out key locations. The intelligence revealed Iran's advancements in weaponizing nuclear material and conducting experiments on building explosive devices.
Student research shows a negative correlation between trust in traditional financial institutions and interest in crypto assets, suggesting that crypto thrives where trust in the system falters. The implication is that effective crypto regulation requires rebuilding public trust.
Health staff in Gaza report at least 60 people killed in Israeli strikes, with casualties near the Palestine Stadium and in southern Gaza. US President Trump hints at a possible ceasefire agreement amid ongoing violence.
Israeli strikes in Gaza killed 34 people, prompting an evacuation warning after a rocket was intercepted. The military's offensive in Gaza continues amid a growing humanitarian crisis.
Blaise Metreweli's grandfather, Constantine Dobrowolski, was a Nazi informant known as 'the Butcher.' Metreweli's complex heritage has influenced her commitment to preventing conflict and protecting the British public.
Iran's regime has intensified its crackdown on dissent following the ceasefire with Israel, arresting hundreds and executing detainees. The Iranian government is swiftly moving to silence opposition and maintain control.
MI5's Operation Wedlock saw agents on a lengthy hunt for a suspected Russian mole within MI6, following a tip-off from the CIA. The investigation, spanning from the 1990s to 2015, was highly unusual and costly, but did not yield conclusive evidence of a double agent.
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