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Around 18,000 people were evacuated from central Dresden after a 250 kilogram World War Two bomb was found during bridge reconstruction work. Bomb disposal teams are attempting to defuse the device amid heightened safety measures.
Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi called for the Attorney General to be barred from government meetings and criticized her role in state affairs. He also defended the stalled Draft Law, pledging that the coalition will pass it despite political and legal opposition.
Ursula von der Leyen said Europe made 'a strategic mistake' by scaling back nuclear power, increasing reliance on imported fossil fuels. Her remarks have reignited debate over the continent’s energy security and competitiveness.
Bruce Pearl argues that the Palestinian Authority’s corruption and failed leadership have fueled instability and support for Hamas. He proposes decentralized local governance and educational reform as a new path toward peace and stability.
The Israel Defense Forces accuse Iran of launching missiles and drones from civilian areas, putting residents at risk. The military urged civilians to avoid launch sites and released footage of a strike on a launcher under a bridge.
A Belgian scientist chose to build her career and life in Israel after being inspired by its collaborative research environment and vibrant culture. Despite the challenges of conflict, she remains committed to her work and community there.
Airlines in Asia are raising fares as jet fuel prices surge בעקבות the war in the Middle East. Carriers warn that sustained high oil costs could lead to further increases and possible service reductions.
Strong winds and haze are expected Wednesday, with temperatures slightly above average. Rain is forecast for the weekend, bringing a risk of flash floods on Saturday.
Gas prices are surging nationwide as the war with Iran disrupts global oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. Drivers are reporting steep increases, with some California stations charging more than $8 per gallon.
Three B-52 bombers have arrived at a Royal Air Force base in England after a policy reversal by the British government. The move follows public criticism from President Donald Trump over earlier restrictions on United States operations.
Iran has intensified attacks on oil infrastructure and shipping in the Strait of Hormuz as it exchanges fire with Israel. The escalating conflict has driven up oil prices, disrupted global markets, and prompted mass evacuations from the region.
British authorities have cancelled the annual Al-Quds Day rally in central London after police urged government intervention. The march has long been controversial due to its links to the Iranian regime and anti-Israel rhetoric.
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