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‘Message in blood’: Vienna Jewish sites targeted in alleged Hamas terror plot
Der Spiegel reveals new details of alleged Hamas plot targeting Jewish sites in Vienna; senior official Basem Naim reportedly discussed plans with son Mohammed, who recorded video warning: ‘Blood will be spilled’
Itamar Eichner, Tal Amoday
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10.05.26
They work, raise kids — and use drugs until ‘their heart explodes’ | Israel’s ‘high-functioning addicts’
Three years after Oct. 7, drugs have spread from clubs into homes, weddings and everyday life; two 'high-functioning addicts' describe frequent use, while experts warn that success can mask a growing dependence
Tal Amoday
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10.03.26
Netanyahu vs. Ronen Bar: What the partial Oct. 7 records show, and what remains disputed
PM says former Shin Bet chief remained committed to quiet and economic relief before Hamas attack; Bar says excerpts omit warnings and offensive proposals, while full transcripts remain unpublished
Tal Amoday
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09.29.26
Whatever happened to ‘Free Tibet’? China’s rise, Western self-censorship and a fading cause
In the 1990s, Tibet drew rock stars, Oscar speeches and blockbuster films; today the cause has largely vanished from Western pop culture even as rights groups report tighter controls over language, religion and access, with the Dalai Lama’s succession looming
Tal Amoday
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09.25.26
‘Genocide,’ ‘concentration camp,’ ‘war crime’: Israel faces barrage of criticism at UN
Erdogan calls Gaza ‘the most inhumane concentration camp of our time,’ Qatar’s emir alleges ‘genocide,’ Macron says the scenes ‘should shame us all’ and Jordan’s king accuses Israel of forced displacement as Netanyahu prepares to answer critics Thursday
Tal Amoday
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09.23.26
NATO on alert as Europe braces for Russian escalation and possible post-election mobilization
Western intelligence sees preparations that could enable a new Russian call-up after voting ends Sunday; Poland scrambles jets, Macron warns Moscow’s hybrid threat has intensified and NATO updates civil-defense plans as Belarus drills near the sensitive Suwalki Gap
Tal Amoday
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09.19.26
‘The party in Sweden is over’: anti-Islam metal keyboardist Jimmie Åkesson closes in on power
With Sweden’s election tightening, Jimmie Åkesson’s far-right Sweden Democrats could enter government for the first time, capping a two-decade rise from political isolation while pushing immigration, identity and Islam to the heart of the campaign
Tal Amoday
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09.13.26
The voting fix that could save Israelis abroad thousands of dollars — and why Israel won’t adopt it
Israel already operates 100-plus overseas polling stations, but reserves them for diplomats, state employees and select emissaries; everyone else must return home to vote, standing in contrast to broader systems in much of the democratic world
Tal Amoday
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08.29.26
Trump’s coalition fractures as midterm reckoning looms
Approval falls to 33% as independents, Hispanics and moderate Republicans drift away, while the Iran war and cost of living threaten GOP control of Congress
Tal Amoday
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08.22.26
Blackmailed and exposed: How migration became a weapon against Europe
The Ceuta breach exposed how Brussels pays Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Libya and Mauritania to stop migrants before they reach Europe, but the system has also turned migration into strategic leverage and left the EU vulnerable to pressure from governments beyond its borders
Tal Amoday
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08.08.26
From punchline to foreign secretary: Ed Miliband’s comeback rattles Trump
Once mocked over a bacon sandwich after Labour’s 2015 defeat, Miliband returns as foreign secretary; Trump allies call him a likely 'point of friction' over past attacks on the president, climate policy and support for Palestinian statehood
Tal Amoday
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07.21.26
South America’s rightward lurch gathers speed as voters demand order
Crime fears, inflation and distrust of leftist governments are powering conservative wins from Argentina to Peru, though Brazil and Uruguay show the map is still in play
Tal Amoday
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07.04.26
Britain’s revolving door: Starmer resignation exposes post-Brexit political chaos
Labour will choose a new leader without a national vote, potentially giving Britain its seventh prime minister since the 2016 Brexit referendum
Tal Amoday
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06.22.26
Trump’s Treaty of Versailles: Iran MOU signed at historic palace amid Netanyahu rift
Tehran celebrates the deal as a victory, while Trump reportedly presses to end the war despite Netanyahu’s warnings that Iran cannot be trusted and his push for continued military pressure
Tal Amoday
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06.18.26
Declare first, verify later: inside Donald Trump's ceasefire playbook
From Syria to Lebanon, Donald Trump has made ceasefire announcements a hallmark of his foreign policy; sometimes the fighting stopped, sometimes agreements collapsed within hours and sometimes the parties themselves disputed his version of events
Tal Amoday
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06.06.26
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