Minister Ben-Gvir advocates for capturing Gaza, improving prison conditions, and encouraging emigration to combat terrorism and ensure security in the region.

Jim Jarmusch's 'Father Mother Sister Brother' wins top prize at Venice, while a Gaza war film takes second place. The festival also saw China's Xin Zhilei winning best actress and Italy's Toni Servillo winning best actor.

Hamas states openness to ideas for permanent ceasefire, withdrawal of occupation forces, aid entry, and prisoner exchange. Delegation sent to Cairo for talks amid increased negotiation efforts.

Saudi Arabia marks International Day of Charity by showcasing its extensive humanitarian work, providing billions in aid and funding thousands of projects globally to support communities in need.

The SCO and BRICS are expanding and increasing their global footprint, but internal differences and rivalries could pose obstacles to their cooperation and growth in the long run.

Israel creates new body to oversee procurement, development, and coordination of military supplies to reduce reliance on foreign countries. Move comes amid growing difficulties in obtaining arms abroad and pressure from various countries and organizations.

Boaz Zalmanovich and Ofir Sharabi speak out against the Israeli government's handling of captives in Gaza, expressing concern over the new Gaza City offensive. The rally at Hostages Square in Tel Aviv brings attention to the plight of the captives and their families.

Using smartphones on the toilet can raise the risk of hemorrhoids by 46%, according to a recent study. Researchers advise against prolonged sitting on the toilet while using phones to prevent the painful condition.

Sydney Sweeney's portrayal of Christy Martin in the boxing biopic 'Christy' is overshadowed by her own celebrity status, making it challenging for viewers to separate the actress from the character. The film's focus on the predictable sports narrative rather than Martin's personal story further detracts from Sweeney's performance.

IDF targeted a building used by Hamas for terror activities, including intelligence gathering and planting explosive devices near IDF troops.

Pro-Palestine protesters in Ireland and Northern Ireland held rallies against businesses linked to Israel, urging a boycott of Israeli products. Demonstrators in Dublin marched from the US Embassy to the Department of Foreign Affairs.

Pro-Palestinian protesters arrested in London for supporting banned group Palestine Action, designated a terrorist organization for property damage. The arrests escalated tensions between British authorities and supporters over applying terrorism laws to protests.