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US Iran and Oman near 60-day deal to reopen Strait of Hormuz
US, Iran and Oman near 60-day deal to reopen Strait of Hormuz. US, Iran and Oman are close to 60-day arrangement. Under the proposed framework, ships would travel through Iranian and Omani waters without paying transit fees, while mines would be cleared from strait within 30 days.
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Where David met Abigail a Judean Desert-area trail is reviving Biblical romance
Where David met Abigail, a Judean Desert-area trail is reviving Biblical romance. The new nature trail follows the setting of the royal courtship, drawing visitors, marriage proposals and hopes for renewed faith-based tourism.
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Conspiracy theories blaming Jews for Europes wildfires are spreading online Cyberwell warns
Conspiracy theories blaming Jews for Europe’s wildfires are spreading online, Cyberwell warns. Cyberwell found that “nearly identical narratives” blaming Jews for wildfires in Norway, France, and Spain were spreading on X/Twitter in multiple languages.
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IDF to deploy voting stations behind enemy lines in Lebanon Syria Gaza ahead of October election
IDF to deploy voting stations behind enemy lines in Lebanon, Syria, Gaza ahead of October election. The Chief of Staff outlined a number of preparatory guidelines and procedures to be implemented by the IDF.
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US Rep. Wesley Bell overcomes anti-Israel progressive Cori Bush in Missouri Democratic primary
US Rep. Wesley Bell overcomes anti-Israel progressive Cori Bush in Missouri Democratic primary. Bush had emerged as one of Congress’s most outspoken critics of Israel following the October 7 Hamas massacre and the subsequent war in Gaza, while Bell campaigned on a more moderate platform.
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Anti-Israel progressive Abdul El-Sayed projected to win Michigan Democratic Senate primary
Anti-Israel progressive Abdul El-Sayed projected to win Michigan Democratic Senate primary. The Muslim former health official narrowly leads pro-Israel Rep. Haley Stevens despite a vast spending disadvantage, setting up a November showdown with Republican Mike Rogers and a major test of the Democratic Party’s leftward shift
Features, Analysis & Opinion
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Netanyahus diplomatic victories during his Washington visit come with expiration dates analysis
Netanyahu’s diplomatic victories during his Washington visit come with expiration dates – analysis. Netanyahu needs to show the Israeli voters that his claimed superpower, influencing Americans to support the Jewish state, is still potent.
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Turkeys rise is creating a rare point of agreement for Israel China opinion
Turkey’s rise is creating a rare point of agreement for Israel, China – opinion. Ankara’s growing influence in Syria is fueling different but overlapping security concerns for both Israel and China.
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Iranian strikes damaged US bases radar systems in region image investigation reveals report
Iranian strikes damaged US bases, radar systems in region, image investigation reveals – report. A US military official told the NYT that almost a dozen US soldiers injured by Iranian attacks across the region in July were flown to a US military hospital in Germany for treatment.



