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Imam who prayed before Congress faces censure after celebrating Graham’s death
Rep. Beth Van Duyne introduced a resolution condemning Imam Omar Suleiman for celebrating Sen. Lindsey Graham's death over his support for Israel.
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The US-Israel strategic alliance – partnership, not charity
From Iron Dome to cybersecurity, the U.S.-Israel partnership delivers shared technology and intelligence as the House debates cutting aid to Israel.
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Iran threatens to block more trade routes as US launches fresh strikes
Iran has threatened to widen disruption to regional trade routes as the United States carried out a new wave of strikes on Iranian military targets, marking a further escalation in tensions between the two countries. The threat matters because the Strait of Hormuz and nearby export channels are vital for global oil and gas shipments,…
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Backed by $60M in funding, Oak steps out of stealth to fix the identity mess that AI agents are making worse
Cofounded by senior entrepreneur Shai Morag, Israeli identity management startup Oak is emerging out of stealth with $60 million in seed funding.
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The Iran Cease-Fire Ceases
Trump is right not to tolerate violations of the MOU, but how far is he willing to go?
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Trump won’t rule out Kharg Island takeover: What a US assault could look like
Military experts detail how U.S. Marines could seize Iran's Kharg Island in hours but warn holding it against missile and drone attacks is far riskier.
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Mock Auschwitz gate at pro-Palestine protest in Sweden sparks outrage
A mock-up of Auschwitz’s “Arbeit macht frei” gate displayed at a pro-Palestine protest in Sweden has provoked strong criticism because of its Holocaust imagery and the sensitivities around comparing current events to Nazi crimes. The controversy matters because it has intensified debate over where the boundary lies between political protest and rhetoric seen as antisemitic,…
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Iran Threatens To Halt All Mideast Energy Exports After Trump Reimposes Naval Blockade
The U.S. has resumed striking Iran during daylight — a move that further signaled the increasing tempo in attacks.
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‘ISIS bride’ makes plea for help as her freedom bid is rejected after returning to Australia from Syria
The article reports that an Australian woman described in the headline as an “ISIS bride” has asked for help after a bid for her release was refused following her return from Syria. Her case matters because it highlights the difficult legal and political questions around repatriating people linked to Islamic State, including how governments balance…
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Heating oil suppliers told to compensate customers for price surge at start of Middle East conflict
The Competition and Markets Authority has told heating oil suppliers to compensate customers who were overcharged when prices spiked at the start of the Middle East conflict. Its investigation found possible breaches in cases where orders were cancelled and customers were then offered higher quotes, leaving some rural households facing sharply inflated bills. The issue…