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September 06, 2025
Reservist soldier arrested for assaulting police officer at protest outside Likud minister's home. Protest aimed to pressure government officials to agree to ceasefire deal and release hostages in Gaza.
Basil Zempilas' attempt to revive the WA Liberals with a focus on branding and a lack of substantive policy proposals is met with skepticism. With only seven seats in the lower house, the party's chances of winning government seem slim.
Italy coach Gattuso shares his thoughts on the situation in Gaza and the team's performance in World Cup qualifying matches. He highlights the importance of determination and toughness in Italy's approach under his leadership.
Soler claimed his fourth stage win at the Vuelta, with UAE Emirates dominating the race. Vingegaard holds the race lead with a week to go before the Grand Tour ends in Madrid.
Noam Bedein, a travel photojournalist, explores Israel's stories of resilience and hope, from the Gaza border to the Dead Sea. His work promotes cross-cultural collaborations and sustainable tourism, highlighting themes of recovery and strength.
More than 700 people have been arrested at earlier protests, with 138 charged under the Terrorism Act. The ban on Palestine Action has sparked criticism from supporters and the UN human rights chief, who say it stifles free speech.
Israel Premier Tech cyclists at the Vuelta now wear uniforms with only a large P and a star. The team has faced protests and pressure during the race days, prompting the branding change.
Pakistan strongly condemns Israel's intention to forcibly displace Palestinians, calling it a violation of international law. Other Muslim countries, including Saudi Arabia and Egypt, have also voiced their opposition to the plan.

September 06, 2025
Iran-backed Shi'ite group and allies opposed disarmament plan. Shi'ite ministers walked out of cabinet session. Hezbollah supporters staged protests in Beirut's Dahieh district.
Israel Premier Tech cycling team removes 'Israel' from jerseys due to safety concerns during the Giro d'Italia race after pro-Palestinian protests disrupted Stage 11.
Conservation efforts are struggling to protect Israel's griffon vultures from critical endangerment. Vultures play a vital role in preventing disease spread by consuming carcasses quickly. The decline in vulture populations has led to serious health consequences in some areas.

September 06, 2025
Israel-Premier Tech removes name from kit due to safety concerns from protests during Vuelta a Espana. Pro-Palestine activists disrupt race, leading to neutralised finish on stage 11.