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Wildlife smuggling, poisoning, and rabies cases have increased in Israel in 2025, according to the annual report from the Israel Nature and Parks Authority. Visitor numbers to nature sites are recovering, but deaths among hikers and threats to wildlife remain a concern. The authority calls for more funding and improved management to address these challenges.
Iran's foreign minister will visit Beirut amid rising tensions over Lebanon's plan to disarm Hezbollah. The move comes after a diplomatic exchange between the two countries' top diplomats. Lebanon insists on mutual respect and non-interference in its internal matters.
The Nachala Movement welcomed the government's approval of 19 new communities in Judea and Samaria. The group praised officials for returning to Ganim and Kadim and expressed hope for future settlement expansion.
The Security Cabinet has approved 19 new communities in Judea and Samaria, including the return of two previously evacuated sites. This marks a significant expansion of Israeli communities in the region.
Newly recovered footage offers an unprecedented look at the first months of six Israeli hostages held in captivity before their deaths in Gaza. The videos provide a more extensive and personal account than previously released clips.
Andrew Kolvet shares his experience of being targeted by conspiracy theories after Charlie Kirk's assassination. He reflects on Candace Owens' role and the broader rise of conspiratorial thinking in conservative circles.
Finance Minister Smotrich called on Economy Minister Barkat to support expanding the tax exemption on personal imports. Smotrich stressed the need to resist big business interests and lower consumer prices.
Oxford's communications chief, Julia Paolitto, disputes a report questioning Wes Moore's academic record and missing thesis. She insists Moore completed his degree, but inconsistencies and unanswered questions persist.
Bianca Censori's stylist has revealed the creative vision behind her headline-making looks, emphasizing a shift from provocation to structured fashion. Reports also detail the influence of Bianca's husband on her appearance and lifestyle, though sources say she embraces his guidance.
Believer Meats, a leading Israeli-founded lab-grown meat startup, has shut down after running out of funds. The closure comes despite major investments and recent regulatory milestones, highlighting challenges in scaling cultivated meat production.
Newly released footage shows six hostages in Rafah trying to keep hope alive before their deaths. The videos capture their daily routines, celebrations, and messages to loved ones during captivity.
Iran's foreign minister will visit Beirut for talks after Lebanon's top diplomat declined to travel to Tehran, citing efforts to disarm Hezbollah. The meeting comes as Lebanon faces pressure to implement a ceasefire agreement and address ongoing Israeli military actions.
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