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Politics·44m ago

New York Mayor Mamdani Compares Himself to Mandela Amid Israel Criticism and Palestinian Advocacy

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani compared himself to Nelson Mandela, defending his criticism of Israel and advocating for Palestinian rights. He refuses to recognize Israel, supports boycotts, and has pledged to seek Netanyahu's arrest. Despite controversy, Mamdani enjoys higher favorability among American Jews than Netanyahu. Meanwhile, AIPAC cut fundraising for Democrats backing a bill to halt U.S. aid to Israel.

Ynet
Security·5h ago

UK Court Dismisses Case Against Israeli Reservist, Orders Pro-Palestinian Group to Pay Costs

A UK court dismissed a pro-Palestinian group's attempt to detain a British-Israeli IDF reservist, ordering the group to pay over £82,000 in legal costs. The reservist returned to Israel after the October 7 Hamas attacks, and the court ruled the group's case an abuse of process. The ruling requires the group to include the full judgment in any future UK legal filings.

Walla
Sports·6h ago

FIFA's 2026 World Cup Generates Historic $10 Billion Revenue Boost

The 2026 FIFA World Cup across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico is projected to generate nearly $10 billion, doubling Qatar 2022's revenue, driven by expanded teams, more matches, higher ticket prices, and lucrative broadcasting deals. FIFA aims to sustain this growth despite challenges for the 2030 tournament in Europe and Africa.

Walla
Security·6h ago

US Launches Seventh Night of Strikes on Iran as Tehran Claims Major Counterattacks

The US has conducted seven consecutive nights of airstrikes across Iran targeting military sites, while Iran claims significant counterattacks including missile strikes on US assets and destruction of an AI center in Bahrain. Both sides have escalated military actions amid warnings of further intensification, with the US reinforcing forces in Israel and considering broader strikes on Iranian infrastructure.

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Sports·7h ago

Spanish Club Murcia Sues Former Maccabi Tel Aviv Player David DeJulius Over Contract Dispute

Spanish basketball club Murcia is suing former Maccabi Tel Aviv player David DeJulius for breaching a contract extension agreed in March 2026. Murcia claims DeJulius later refused to honor the deal, prompting legal action and potential FIBA involvement. DeJulius had a strong season in Spain, drawing interest from other European teams.

Mako·+1 outlet · 100% center
Security·7h ago

IDF Chief Vows to Keep Politics Out of Military Amid Aryeh Deri's Criticism

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir asserts he will keep politics out of the military amid attacks from Shas leader Aryeh Deri. The IDF is preparing to resist political manipulation before upcoming elections. Meanwhile, the army stresses the need to increase recruitment despite extending mandatory service to 32 months, warning of a serious manpower crisis.

Mako·+8 outlets · 67% center
Sports·7h ago

World Cup Final Between Spain and Argentina Could Decide 2026 Ballon d'Or Winner

The 2026 World Cup final between Spain and Argentina in New Jersey could decide both the world champion and the Ballon d'Or winner, with Lionel Messi and Anssumane Fati as leading contenders. Historical trends favor major trophy winners for the award, making the final a pivotal moment in the race. Other top candidates include Harry Kane, Kylian Mbappe, Erling Haaland, and Ousmane Dembélé.

Walla·+2 outlets · 100% center
General·8h ago

Israeli Actress Adi Himmelbleu Opens Up About Childhood, Divorce, and Romance with Younger Partner

Israeli actress Adi Himmelbleu discussed her difficult childhood, recent divorce, and publicized romance with younger singer Ben Zini in a candid interview. She opened up about her absent father, the impact of the October 7, 2023 events on her marriage, and her approach to living authentically despite media scrutiny. Currently, she balances her acting career, motherhood, and new relationship while embracing independence.

N12·+1 outlet · 100% center
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Security03:00 · 25m ago

Jordan Intercepts 10 Iranian Missiles Overnight, No Casualties Reported

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The Jordanian military announced that it intercepted 10 missiles launched from Iran during the night. There were no reports of casualties or damage resulting from the attacks. Meanwhile, Iranian media cited a local source reporting that several missiles struck electrical facilities and pumps at a desalination plant in Jask, Iran.

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