Efforts to Prolong Gaza Truce as Israel-Hamas Conflict Continues

Progress was made by international mediators on Wednesday to extend the Gaza truce, with encouraging signs that Hamas militants are releasing hostages and further relief from Israel’s offensive. The cease-fire is set to end soon unless extended. Israel has seen progress with the release of hostages and is willing to maintain the truce if Hamas …

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Israel-Hamas Conflict: Real-time Updates and Breaking News

The latest exchange between Hamas and Israel took place Tuesday, with a cease-fire extension looming on the horizon. Ten Israeli hostages and two Thais were returned to Israeli territory after being held by Hamas. Additionally, 30 Palestinian prisoners were released by Israel. This recent cease-fire could potentially allow for more aid into Gaza, where the …

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Exclusive: Hunter Biden’s Offer to Testify Publicly Before Congress

Hunter Biden challenged the demands from Republicans for his testimony before Congress on December 13th, offering to appear publicly instead of behind closed doors. His lawyer criticized the “fishing expedition” nature of the inquiry, emphasizing Hunter Biden’s willingness to cooperate. Nevertheless, the House Oversight Committee chairman, Rep. James Comer, maintained that Republicans expect “full cooperation” …

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Riyadh, Saudi Arabia selected as the host city for the 2030 World Expo

Saudi Arabia’s capital Riyadh won the bid to host the 2030 World Expo, focusing on a prosperous and sustainable future. This victory came after beating Rome and the South Korean city of Busan, securing an event expected to draw millions of visitors. The Bureau International des Expositions in Issy-les-Moulineaux voted 119 out of 165 in …

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Miraculous Rescue: 41 Workers Freed from Tunnel in India

India’s 17-Day Tunnel Ordeal Ends with Workers’ Rescue UTTARKASHI, India (AP) – Forty-one construction workers experienced a happy ending when they emerged from a collapsed tunnel in Uttarkashi, India, on Tuesday. Their rescue was a feat that involved a large effort by multiple agencies and thankful family members and government officials. The rescue operation received …

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Fear of migrants prompts Finland to close border with Russia

HELSINKI (AP) — Concerned about the use of migrants as part of “hybrid warfare” by Russia, Finland announced on Tuesday that it will close its last remaining border crossing with Russia. So far, Finland has closed seven out of eight checkpoints on its 1,340-kilometer (830-mile) border with Russia following a spike in the number of …

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Palestinian Students Injured in Shooting near University of Vermont – Urgent News

Possible hate crime: 3 Palestinians shot in Vermont The violent attack against three Palestinian-American college students in Vermont is being investigated as a potential hate crime. The victims, all 20 years old, were injured when a man, identified as 48-year-old Jason J. Eaton, shot them at close range in Burlington. Authorities believe the shooting might …

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Trump Teases Potential Increase in Military Presence in the US

Trump pledges to use military power in response to urban violence if reelected President Donald Trump has signaled his intention to use the military to respond to unrest in primarily Democratic-ruled cities during his second term if he is reelected. This comes after facing resistance to using the military during his first term, as noted …

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Syria Confirms Israeli Airstrike Disables Damascus Airport

Israeli Airstrike Hits Damascus Airport, Rendering it Out of Service November 26, 2023, 1:34 PM ET • 1 min read BEIRUT — The Syrian state media has reported that an Israeli airstrike on the international airport in Damascus, the capital, has rendered it non-operational. Over the last several months, Israel has targeted Syria’s airports, including …

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