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Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner faces criticism for a tattoo linked to Nazi symbolism and past controversial comments. Platner says he was unaware of the tattoo's meaning and refuses to drop out of the race. The episode reflects a broader shift in political accountability.
British police banned Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from attending their team's match at Aston Villa, citing concerns over potential violence from the Israeli supporters. The decision followed intelligence reports of a history of disorder among some Maccabi fans, despite public criticism of the move.
Senior American officials have arrived in Israel, highlighting the United States' central role in diplomatic and military efforts following recent conflict. Vice President Vance called for flexibility and security for both Israelis and Palestinians, while long-term plans for Gaza remain uncertain.
President Trump warned that Hamas could be swiftly dealt with if it violates the ceasefire, but said he prefers to give the group a chance to comply. He highlighted new alliances in the Middle East and regional readiness to intervene. Vice President JD Vance reiterated the administration's expectations and consequences for Hamas.
Most Democratic senators are urging President Trump to strengthen his opposition to Israeli annexation of the West Bank. Their letter calls for protecting the two-state solution and recent diplomatic achievements. Senator John Fetterman was the only caucus member not to sign.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman will visit the White House next month as President Trump seeks progress on an Israel-Saudi normalization deal. Saudi Arabia continues to link normalization to concrete steps toward a Palestinian state.
Trump's nominee for the Office of Special Counsel, Paul Ingrassia, faces backlash over leaked offensive texts and harassment allegations. His mother has personally lobbied lawmakers to support him, but several key Senators now oppose his nomination.
The United States has opened a coordination center in southern Israel to oversee ceasefire and aid efforts in Gaza. Military personnel will help facilitate international assistance and monitor developments, but will not enter Gaza. The center aims to support stabilization and a peaceful transition.
A former Iranian nuclear weapons development site destroyed by Israel in 2024 is being rebuilt, according to a new report. The ongoing construction at Taleghan 2 has raised concerns about the site's intended purpose.
Alana Hadid married Ross Williams in a personal backyard ceremony, celebrating with her famous siblings and honoring her Palestinian heritage. The activist and creative director continues to champion Palestinian voices in film and media.
Hamas claims its security force has arrested members of a Gaza militia accused of collaborating with Israel. The operation is part of efforts to reassert control in the territory after a recent ceasefire.
Centerbridge Partners is in early talks about investing in Clal Insurance after exiting Phoenix Financial. The firm denies any deal is imminent but confirms discussions with key stakeholders. Regulatory challenges continue to shape the situation.
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