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October 17, 2025
Soros and Pritzker gave $270,000 to Jay Jones's campaign shortly before news broke of his violent texts. Both donors and major anti-gun groups have not commented on the scandal, which is affecting the Virginia attorney general race.
Hamas says it will keep security control in Gaza for now and cannot commit to disarmament, complicating United States peace efforts. The group is open to a multi-year ceasefire and future elections but insists on guarantees for Palestinian statehood. Negotiations continue amid pressure from Israel and the United States.

October 17, 2025
The European Union is weighing support for disarming Hamas and boosting humanitarian aid in Gaza under a United States-led peace plan. Ministers will discuss dropping proposed sanctions on Israel and the bloc's possible role in reconstruction efforts. Internal divisions have hampered the bloc's influence during the conflict.
UK officials are working to reverse Aston Villa's ban on Israeli fans for an upcoming match, citing concerns over antisemitism and discrimination. The club imposed the ban due to security fears, but political leaders have condemned the decision. Talks are underway to find a solution that balances safety and inclusivity.

October 17, 2025
Israeli forces struck a vehicle in Gaza after it crossed a ceasefire line, with reports of civilian casualties. The military says the vehicle posed a threat, while Palestinian media claims it carried displaced residents.

October 17, 2025
The United Nations Security Council urges Israel and Lebanon to respect the ceasefire and backs the continued presence of peacekeepers and the Lebanese military in southern Lebanon. The council also calls for the safety of peacekeeping personnel amid recent incidents.
New videos show Israeli supplies reaching a Gaza militia, as Hamas cracks down on rival armed groups. The footage suggests growing Israeli involvement with anti-Hamas factions amid escalating violence in the region.
Spanish-born financier Mizrahi has built a global career while keeping a low profile. After leaving Goldman Sachs, he turned to private investments and philanthropy, especially within the Jewish community.
Kibbutz Neot Semadar in Israel has been named one of the world's best tourism villages by United Nations Tourism. The site is praised for its ecological community and diverse attractions, including art, wine, and desert experiences.

October 17, 2025
Ofcom has ruled that the BBC misled viewers by omitting key information in its Gaza documentary, calling it a serious breach of broadcasting standards. The BBC is required to air a corrective statement and review its editorial procedures. The controversy has sparked debate over media transparency and trust.

October 17, 2025
Zohran Mamdani was pressed by rivals during a fiery New York City mayoral debate over his stance on supporting Jewish New Yorkers and Israel. The exchange underscored tensions around antisemitism and the candidates' positions ahead of the election.
Boris Johnson warns that high taxes are driving wealthy individuals out of Britain, harming the economy and reducing tax revenues. He criticizes the government's spending and calls for cuts and the use of artificial intelligence to reduce the size of the state. Johnson argues urgent reform is needed to avoid further economic decline.