Hamas frees third hostages as cease-fire holds in Gaza
Gaza Strip reports 17 hostages released in a third exchange under a four day truce including 14 Israelis and a first American. Israel releases 39 Palestinian prisoners. Netanyahu tours Gaza with troops pledging to extend cease-fire while Biden seeks a longer halt.
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Three Palestinian Students Shot in Burlington Downtown
Burlington police investigate a possible hate motivated attack after three Palestinian students were shot while walking in downtown Burlington during the Thanksgiving weekend. The victims Hisham Awartani Kinnan Abdulhamid and Tahseen Ahmed were hospitalized with injuries. ADC ties the incident to anti Palestinian bias.
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Prophet Song wins Booker Prize for Paul Lynch novel
Irish author Paul Lynch wins the Booker for Prophet Song a speculative political thriller about Treland under fascism. The novel follows scientist Eilish Stack as her husband a union leader is questioned by secret police noting Brexit era anxieties and rising nationalism.
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Dozens of Ukrainian drones downed in Moscow region
Russian defense authorities say at least 24 drones were shot down over the Moscow region and four other provinces as Ukrainian forces attempted an attack on Moscow. A drone hit a 12 story building in Tula wounding one resident. two airports briefly closed. No casualties reported in Moscow. Kyiv says Ukraine shot down eight of nine Shahed drones overnight.
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