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Netanyahu applauds new United States sanctions on International Criminal Court officials, calling it a strong defense of Israel. The United States targeted judges and prosecutors involved in cases against Israeli and United States figures.
The United States has sanctioned four more International Criminal Court judges and prosecutors, including officials from France and Canada, over investigations targeting US and Israeli nationals. The measures include travel bans and asset freezes. Washington continues to challenge the court's authority.
A midwife is suing a hospital trust for harassment and discrimination after it referred her to police and regulators over her pro-Palestinian social media posts. The referrals were dismissed, with authorities finding her posts lawful. Her case raises concerns about employer responses to pressure from lobby groups.
Rep. Wesley Bell's town hall was disrupted by pro-Palestinian activists challenging his position on Israel. The event featured heated exchanges but also support for Bell, who emphasized local issues and the value of democratic debate.
Paul Weller is suing his former accountants for ending their relationship over his pro-Palestinian comments. He alleges discrimination and plans to donate any damages to Gaza humanitarian campaigns.
Aid groups say shelter materials are still not reaching Gaza, despite Israel's announcement to ease restrictions. Bureaucratic hurdles and limited permissions continue to prevent deliveries, leaving over a million Palestinians without adequate shelter.
A member of Irish rap group Kneecap appeared in a London court to challenge a terrorism charge related to a concert incident. Supporters rallied outside, and a ruling is expected next month.
Competition among airlines has led to more flight options and lower fares from Israel to Southeast Asia. Direct flights and increased connections via the UAE are making travel more accessible and affordable.
Tal Shoham, freed after over five hundred days in Hamas captivity, shared his experiences of suffering, hope, and separation from friends who remain captive. He described the harsh conditions and the emotional impact of his ordeal. Shoham called for hope and support for those still held.
Iran says it has developed more advanced missiles and warns it will use them if Israel attacks again. Officials claim victory in the recent conflict and threaten a stronger response to future hostilities.
Wounded in combat, Mevaser Duvit now volunteers at a camp for children with special needs. His story of resilience and giving back has inspired many in his community.
Lithuania plans to build a wide defence line along its borders with Russia and Belarus, joining other Baltic states in fortifying against potential aggression. The move comes amid warnings of increased Russian military activity and recent attacks on Ukraine. Regional leaders are seeking European Union support for these security measures.
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