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Donald Trump reportedly chose Kristi Noem to lead Homeland Security as a favor to her alleged lover, Corey Lewandowski. The decision, detailed in a new book, has raised questions about qualifications and internal influence. Both Noem and Lewandowski deny the affair.
A human rights group is seeking to prosecute a British citizen for joining the Israeli military in its conflict with Palestine, citing a law from 1870. The case is based on claims that such actions violate UK law prohibiting service in foreign wars against peaceful states.
The article argues that recognizing a Palestinian state rewards terrorism and erases Israel's historical legitimacy. It claims Palestinian identity is a recent political construct and criticizes Western nations for supporting it. The author contends that peace is unattainable without ideological change.
Experts warn that clearing Gaza of unexploded ordnance could take up to 30 years, as aid groups struggle to access the territory and deliver essential supplies. Despite a ceasefire, food and medical shortages persist, leaving the population in a dire situation.
The Israeli military struck a Hezbollah weapons storage site in southern Lebanon, citing ongoing threats and violations of previous agreements. Officials say the facility enabled attacks against Israel and endangered civilians.
The United States and Israel are considering dividing Gaza into zones for phased reconstruction, with rebuilding limited to the Israeli-controlled area. The plan aims to be temporary until Hamas is disarmed and no longer governs part of the enclave.
Senator Rubio visits Israel as the United States seeks to uphold the Gaza peace deal. He warns that Israeli moves to extend sovereignty in the West Bank could endanger the ceasefire and peace efforts.
Freed hostage Matan Angrest returned home to Kiryat Bialik after a week of supervised recovery, greeted by supporters and family. He paid tribute to his fallen commander and honored other hostages during his journey. Angrest continues to recover from his time in captivity.
Alana Hadid married Ross Williams in a personal ceremony at her father's Los Angeles mansion, with sisters Gigi and Bella as bridesmaids. The wedding featured Palestinian touches and highlighted Alana's activism and commitment to her heritage.
Prime Minister Netanyahu welcomed David Zini as the new head of the Israel Security Agency, stressing Israel's independence in security policy and strong ties with the United States. Netanyahu praised Zini's leadership and the agency's recent achievements.
Lightricks has introduced an advanced artificial intelligence video model that rivals top products from major tech firms at a fraction of the cost. The company claims its model outperforms current industry leaders in several important aspects.
India's state-run refiners are expected to keep importing Russian oil via intermediaries, despite new US sanctions on major Russian oil firms. Experts see limited impact on supply, though private buyers like Reliance may face challenges. The market response suggests the sanctions will not significantly disrupt Russian crude flows to India.
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