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Turkey defeats Sweden 85-79 in a close match to advance to the EuroBasket quarterfinals. Sengun's stellar performance propels Turkey to victory.
Elbit Systems has closed its UK facility in Bristol following repeated targeting by activists. The now-banned Palestine Action group had vandalized the site multiple times, leading to the shutdown.
The IDF destroyed a Gaza tower used by Hamas for reconnaissance, issuing an evacuation warning before the strike. Video footage shows the building collapsing after the attack.
Comedian Graham Linehan's arrest in the U.K. over anti-transgender tweets underscores the diminishing space for free speech and humor in the country. The incident reflects a broader trend of increasing censorship and regulation of speech in Europe and beyond.
The IDF targeted a high-rise building in Gaza City that Hamas was using for surveillance and to track IDF movements. Precautionary measures were taken to minimize civilian harm.
Mass rallies in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem are being held to pressure leaders for a ceasefire and hostage deal amid fears for the lives of hostages held by Hamas. The demonstrations come as Israel prepares for a new offensive in Gaza City.
Greta Thunberg is using music to advocate for Palestine, wearing Palestinian symbols and a Fontaines D.C. football shirt. She is leading a flotilla to Gaza to challenge Israel's blockade.
Israeli forces are preparing to strike a Gaza City high-rise and adjacent tents used by Hamas, urging civilians to evacuate southward for safety.
Egyptian FM rejects the notion of voluntary displacement of Palestinians in Gaza, criticizing Israel's approach. He also talks about intensifying efforts to implement a ceasefire proposal with the US special envoy.
Israeli officials were surprised by the UAE's strong warning against the annexation of the West Bank, which led to the topic being removed from an official meeting agenda. The UAE's public statement added to previous backchannel messages expressing opposition to the annexation.
Former aerospace engineer turned influencer Adam Boro recounts his risky adventures, from battling dehydration on a volcano in Nicaragua to being left blindfolded in Lebanon, sharing the kindness of strangers he encountered along the way.
Study shows that cheerful and soft music can alleviate motion sickness by impacting brain activity in the occipital lobe. Researchers suggest that music can relax participants and distract from discomfort.
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