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Badriyah Mousa Shatah, one of the last Jews in Syria, shares her experiences of the decline of the Jewish community in Damascus. As the city recovers from years of violence, Shatah and other Jews face challenges in preserving their heritage and finding a way out. While some hope for a revival of Jewish life in Syria, others, like Shatah, are eager to leave.
The worst drought in decades is affecting the Eastern Mediterranean and Middle East, particularly in Syria, where farmers are struggling to cope with the devastating effects on their crops and livelihoods.
Director of Gal Gadot's latest film addresses boycott calls against the actress, highlighting her performance in the movie and emphasizing the importance of separating art from politics.
A tragic accident involving the Ascensor da Glória in Lisbon resulted in the loss of at least 15 lives and left 23 others injured. The funicular derailed after one of the cables came loose, sending it hurtling down a steep hill before crashing into a building.
President Xi Jinping's meetings with world leaders and a military parade in Beijing showcased China's growing influence on the world stage, with a focus on solidarity with international allies. The events underscored China's position as a key player in global politics, challenging the traditional US-led international order.
Israel's defense minister threatens to unleash biblical plagues on Yemen's Houthi rebels in response to missile attacks. Tensions escalate as the conflict between the two sides continues.
IDF representative doubts capturing Gaza City will remove Hamas, while Hamas is preparing diplomatically and militarily to prevent its capture. Defense Minister Israel Katz warns Hamas to accept Israel's conditions or face consequences.
The docu-drama 'The Voice of Hind Rajab' tells the story of a tragic event in Gaza City and received overwhelming support at its premiere. The film sheds light on the human cost of conflict and features famous names as executive producers.
Jewish groups are pushing for synagogues to apply for security grants despite concerns about the Trump administration's terms. The organizations stress that receiving funds will not require compromising religious values.
IDF shares audio recording alleging Hamas is using Gaza civilians as shields, preventing them from fleeing to safety. Israel launches offensive in Gaza City, while protests erupt in Israel against the call-up of reservists for the operation.
The US is troubled by Norway's divestment from Caterpillar over its products' use in Israel. The Norwegian wealth fund cited concerns over international law violations.
Protests outside Netanyahu's residence in Jerusalem turned violent as activists torched dumpsters and a soldier's car, leading to evacuations. Police used water cannons to disperse protesters blocking the light rail.
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