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Sports·7m ago

Germany Advances After Dramatic Comeback Against Ivory Coast

Germany beat Ivory Coast 2-1 with a stoppage-time winner from substitute Deniz Undav and advanced to the next stage. Ivory Coast led through Franck Kessie, but Undav scored twice to complete the comeback. The result was Germany’s first World Cup group-stage advance since its 2014 title run.

Ynet
Sports·19m ago

After Eight Years, Malaga Returns to La Liga

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Politics·19m ago

Smotrich says he considered resigning after October 7

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World·39m ago

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Economy·50m ago

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Politics·58m ago

Trump Signals He May Withhold Support for Netanyahu in Upcoming Election

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General·1h ago

Bonnie Blue Refuses to Reveal Baby’s Father as Pregnancy Provokes Fresh Outrage

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Walla
Security·1h ago

Third IDF Soldier Killed in Tank Blast in Southern Lebanon Identified

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Kikar HaShabbat·+5 outlets · 83% right-leaning
Sports·1h ago

Israel men’s volleyball team beats North Macedonia, one win from Euro qualification

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Health·1h ago

NASA-Inspired Houseplant Trick Can Help Cool a Home in Summer

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Walla
World·1h ago

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Walla
Sports·1h ago

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Politics·1h ago

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Arutz Sheva
Sports·1h ago

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Ynet·+3 outlets · 100% center
General·1h ago

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Behadrei Haredim
Sports·1h ago

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Sports·1h ago

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Security·1h ago

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Security·1h ago

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Tech·1h ago

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World·1h ago

Swiss Resort Set to Host U.S.-Iran Talks

The U.S.-Iran talks are expected to be held at the Bürgenstock resort in Switzerland. The luxury site overlooking Lake Lucerne has been closed since June 17 and is due to reopen on Wednesday around midday.

Ynet
Security·1h ago

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Arutz Sheva
General·1h ago

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Health·1h ago

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General·1h ago

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Swiss Resort Set to Host U.S.-Iran Talks

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The upcoming talks between the United States and Iran are expected to take place at the Bürgenstock resort complex in Switzerland. The luxury destination overlooks Lake Lucerne and the Swiss Alps, making it one of the country’s best-known high-end venues.

According to the report, the resort has been closed since June 17. It is currently expected to resume normal operations on Wednesday around midday. The article does not say when the talks themselves will begin, only that the site is being prepared as the likely meeting place.

Bürgenstock’s location and prestige have drawn attention because it is the setting chosen for a high-stakes diplomatic meeting involving Washington and Tehran. The story focuses on the resort itself rather than the substance of the negotiations.

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