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Swiss fencers declined to turn towards the Israeli flag during the medal ceremony, sparking criticism and leading to an apology from the team. The incident has raised questions about sportsmanship and political tensions.
A wildfire in Israel closes the main highway between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, leading to evacuations and hospitalizations. The cause of the fire is under investigation, and international help is being sought to combat the blaze.
IDF announced the evacuation of three Syrian Druze citizens for medical treatment in Israel. The IDF is monitoring developments in the region and is prepared for defense in Syria.
Vietnam veterans express concern that the hard lessons from the war are being forgotten, as they witness similar patterns in current military conflicts. The fall of Saigon 50 years ago still haunts many veterans, who feel that history is repeating itself.
JPMorgan Chase has named Andrew Kresse and Brian Lamb to lead important sectors in its commercial banking division, as part of ongoing reorganization efforts. Kresse will oversee the Innovation Economy sector, and Lamb will head the Specialized Industries sector.
Channel 12 evacuated its studio for the first time in history on the orders of the Fire and Rescue Services.
Despite the end of the war, Afghanistan remains in crisis due to various challenges, including climate change, women's rights issues, displacement, and poverty. The country faces severe humanitarian needs as foreign aid is slashed, impacting the most vulnerable populations.
Jerusalem District commander warns that the fires in Israel could be the largest ever recorded, with firefighters struggling to control the blazes amidst strong winds. The cause of the fires is currently unknown.
Independence Day events in Jerusalem were nixed due to wildfires, including the torch-lighting ceremony, and families were told to avoid cemeteries in the area as fires spread rapidly.
US financial support for Jordan's largest water desalination project was cut but has since been restored, ensuring the country's stability. Jordan remains a key US partner in the Middle East, with assurances from Washington that the majority of financial aid will continue.
Director Claus Guth's new staging of 'Salome' at the Metropolitan Opera delves into psychological depths, featuring six versions of the title character's younger self. The production explores themes of childhood, dancing, and violence in a modern interpretation of Strauss's opera.
Saudi Arabia's record-breaking executions in 2024 expose a regime using brutality to maintain power while selling a facade of progress. The kingdom's global narrative of reform clashes with its reality of fear, violence, and repression. The US faces calls to reassess its alliance with Saudi Arabia amid human rights concerns.
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