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Netanyahu’s political future may depend on a second Trump presidency, says one observer.

The four are believed to be the youngest female hostages still being held by Hamas in Gaza.

What this Great Game in West Asia teaches us is that sometimes in history, even enemies need to agree upon a set of disagreements.

The shell that had hit a shelter of Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF), which translates as Doctors Without Borders, is believed to have been fired by a tank used by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), the organization said on Tuesday.

A senior commander of Lebanese Shia movement Hezbollah responsible for dozens of drone attacks across northern Israel in recent months has been killed in southern Lebanon as a result of an Israeli airstrike, The Times of Israel newspaper reported on Tuesday.

Sen. John Fetterman visited the Harrisburg Farm Show on opening day for a meeting of Democrats, including Sen. Bob Casey.

The World Health Organisation has been forced to cancel four humanitarian missions to the northern Gaza Strip since December 26 because it no longer receives necessary security guarantees.

A rally Sunday afternoon filled Lawyers Mall in Annapolis, as a group said it's "standing up against censorship of calls for solidarity with Palestine."

The peace loving people of the world thank South Africa for its courage! They hope that this significant step is a good initiative to hold Israel accountable for its action and to achieve an immediate ceasefire against the civilians of Palestine.

Two United Nations rights experts called Monday for justice for a multitude of alleged crimes, including sexual torture, during Hamas's unprecedented attacks in Israel on October 7.