Netanyahu stands firm on war amid protests and pleas for cease fire
Netanyahu rejects concessions as mass protests erupt over the killing of six hostages and suspension of British arms licenses. The U S calls for a cease fire while Britain cites humanitarian law risks in Gaza components. Labor strikes halt business as rallies pause after hostage deaths. Israel weighs options to strengthen actions against Hamas and preserve leverage for future talks.
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Benjamin Netanyahu
Hamas
Netanyahu
U.S
Israel
U.K
Gaza
Yoav Gallant
Egypt
Pris
Chikli
Joe Biden
Justice Dept charges Hamas leader Sinwar in Oct 7 attack
The Justice Department filed a seven count federal complaint in New York charging Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and other militants with conspiracy to provide material support to a foreign terrorist organization, conspiracy to murder U S nationals and conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction resulting in death. Iran and Lebanon's Hezbollah are accused of providing funding and weapons. Some defendants may be unreachable or dead, but at least one person is expected to be prosecuted in New York.
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Justice Department
Hamas
Yahya Sinwar
Israel
New York City
U.S
Iran
Lebanon
Hezbollah
Sinwar
New York
Russian missiles hit Ukrainian academy killing over fifty
The Poltava Military Institute of Communication was struck by two ballistic missiles injuring more than 200 and killing at least 51. The attack damaged dorms and apartments as authorities urged three days of mourning. The strike hit the academy’s main building with debris and smoke observed in Poltava.
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Poltava
Ukraine
Poltava Military Institute of Communication
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Yevheniy Zemskyy
Filip Pronin
Nin
Pronin
Kremlin
Signal Corps
Kinshasa
Congo
Makasa
Jacquelin Shabani
Man sentenced for harassing Congress
Ade Salim Lilly, 35, was sentenced to 13 months in prison after pleading guilty to interstate threats and making over 12 000 harassing calls to members of Congress during 2022 and 2023. He apologized but claimed motives to help the country.
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Queens
Congress
Ade Salim Lilly
Mongolia Safe Despite ICC Warrant Prompt During Putin Visit
Vladimir Putin received a red carpet welcome in Ulaanbaatar as Mongolia ignored an International Criminal Court arrest warrant alleging war crimes from Ukraine. Ukraine urged surrender, EU warned of noncompliance, while protests were contained by police.
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Mongolia
Vladimir Putin
Ukraine
Putin
International Criminal Court
Hague
European Union
Soviet Union
United States
Japan
Russia
China
ICC
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