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2 Child Amputees, Orphaned By Israel, Find Each Other In Lebanon
Two young boys who survived Israeli airstrikes that left them orphaned and amputated have found comfort in each other's companionship in Beirut, Lebanon.
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2 Years Into The War In Gaza, There Is Still No Clear Way Out
Two years after Hamas' attack ignited the war in the Gaza Strip, the militant group is weakened but not defeated, Israel has clobbered its enemies across the region but failed to achieve its main goals, and no one knows how it all will end.
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Israel, Hamas Hold Talks On Gaza Peace Plan As War Marks 2 Years
Israel and Hamas began indirect talks on ending the war in Gaza on Monday, after both sides signaled support for U.S. President Donald Trump's peace plan.
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World Noodle Day: How World War 2 Led To The Invention Of Instant Noodles
In his biography, "The Story of the Invention of Instant Ramen" (2002), Momofuku Ando remembered telling himself, "Peace will come when people have food."
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Gaza Crisis Overshadows Mexico's Annual 1968 Massacre Commemoration March
The annual march to commemorate the 1968 massacre of protesting students in Mexico's capital was eclipsed Thursday by demands to end a humanitarian crisis halfway around the world in Gaza.
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US Proposal For 'Temporary' Gaza Governance Has Roles For 2 World Leaders
A peace plan released by the White House on Monday to end Israel's war in Gaza included surprise roles in a post-war Gaza for two familiar political figures: former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair and US President Donald Trump.
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Argentina Charges Nazi's Daughter For Hiding Decades-Old Art Theft
The daughter and son-in-law of a Nazi who stole art from European Jews during World War II were charged in an Argentine court Thursday with hiding numerous works, including 22 by French painter Henri Matisse.
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Post-War Gaza Plan Sees Relocation Of Population, 'Digital Token' For Land: Report
A post-war plan for Gaza is circulating within President Donald Trump's administration that would see the US administer the war-torn enclave for at least a decade, the Washington Post reported.
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Thousands Protest Israeli Siege Of Gaza Near Venice Film Festival
Thousands of people protested against Israel's siege of Gaza on the sidelines of the Venice Film Festival, seeking to move the spotlight from movie drama to real-world trauma.
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Through 500 Letters, A Son Discovers His Parents' World War 2 Love Story
500 wartime letters reveal the story of Chris and Bessie Barker, whose words carried them from friendship to marriage during World War II.
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2 Microsoft Workers Fired After Protesting Ties To Israel
A Microsoft spokesperson said the workers were terminated following "serious breaches of company policies and our code of conduct" stemming from "the break-in at the executive offices."
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4 Palestinians Shot Dead By Israeli Forces While Seeking Aid In Gaza City
Israeli forces shot dead four Palestinian aid-seekers traveling Sunday through a military zone south of Gaza City that is regularly used to reach a food distribution point, a hospital and witnesses said.
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Karan Johar Trashes Podcasters For Inviting Guests Who "Spew Venom" About Film Industry": "These People Haven't Been Invited Since World War 2"
On Saturday, Karan Johar took to Instagram stories to call out what he described as a problematic "sub-culture" in the podcast space
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Trump Gives 2 Weeks To Assess Russia-Ukraine Peace Prospects
Donald Trump on Thursday set a two-week time frame for assessing peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, as the US president ramps up his efforts to negotiate an end to the war.
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Ukraine Ghost Sniper Shoots 2 Russian Troops In World's Longest Ever Kill
Ukraine's "Pryvyd" (Ghost) sniper unit has claimed to have set the record for the longest confirmed sniper kill, shooting down two Russian soldiers from a distance of around 4 kilometres.
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2 Child Amputees, Orphaned By Israel, Find Each Other In Lebanon
Two young boys who survived Israeli airstrikes that left them orphaned and amputated have found comfort in each other's companionship in Beirut, Lebanon.
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2 Years Into The War In Gaza, There Is Still No Clear Way Out
Two years after Hamas' attack ignited the war in the Gaza Strip, the militant group is weakened but not defeated, Israel has clobbered its enemies across the region but failed to achieve its main goals, and no one knows how it all will end.
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Israel, Hamas Hold Talks On Gaza Peace Plan As War Marks 2 Years
Israel and Hamas began indirect talks on ending the war in Gaza on Monday, after both sides signaled support for U.S. President Donald Trump's peace plan.
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World Noodle Day: How World War 2 Led To The Invention Of Instant Noodles
In his biography, "The Story of the Invention of Instant Ramen" (2002), Momofuku Ando remembered telling himself, "Peace will come when people have food."
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Gaza Crisis Overshadows Mexico's Annual 1968 Massacre Commemoration March
The annual march to commemorate the 1968 massacre of protesting students in Mexico's capital was eclipsed Thursday by demands to end a humanitarian crisis halfway around the world in Gaza.
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US Proposal For 'Temporary' Gaza Governance Has Roles For 2 World Leaders
A peace plan released by the White House on Monday to end Israel's war in Gaza included surprise roles in a post-war Gaza for two familiar political figures: former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair and US President Donald Trump.
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Argentina Charges Nazi's Daughter For Hiding Decades-Old Art Theft
The daughter and son-in-law of a Nazi who stole art from European Jews during World War II were charged in an Argentine court Thursday with hiding numerous works, including 22 by French painter Henri Matisse.
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Post-War Gaza Plan Sees Relocation Of Population, 'Digital Token' For Land: Report
A post-war plan for Gaza is circulating within President Donald Trump's administration that would see the US administer the war-torn enclave for at least a decade, the Washington Post reported.
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Thousands Protest Israeli Siege Of Gaza Near Venice Film Festival
Thousands of people protested against Israel's siege of Gaza on the sidelines of the Venice Film Festival, seeking to move the spotlight from movie drama to real-world trauma.
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Through 500 Letters, A Son Discovers His Parents' World War 2 Love Story
500 wartime letters reveal the story of Chris and Bessie Barker, whose words carried them from friendship to marriage during World War II.
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2 Microsoft Workers Fired After Protesting Ties To Israel
A Microsoft spokesperson said the workers were terminated following "serious breaches of company policies and our code of conduct" stemming from "the break-in at the executive offices."
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4 Palestinians Shot Dead By Israeli Forces While Seeking Aid In Gaza City
Israeli forces shot dead four Palestinian aid-seekers traveling Sunday through a military zone south of Gaza City that is regularly used to reach a food distribution point, a hospital and witnesses said.
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Karan Johar Trashes Podcasters For Inviting Guests Who "Spew Venom" About Film Industry": "These People Haven't Been Invited Since World War 2"
On Saturday, Karan Johar took to Instagram stories to call out what he described as a problematic "sub-culture" in the podcast space
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Trump Gives 2 Weeks To Assess Russia-Ukraine Peace Prospects
Donald Trump on Thursday set a two-week time frame for assessing peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, as the US president ramps up his efforts to negotiate an end to the war.
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Ukraine Ghost Sniper Shoots 2 Russian Troops In World's Longest Ever Kill
Ukraine's "Pryvyd" (Ghost) sniper unit has claimed to have set the record for the longest confirmed sniper kill, shooting down two Russian soldiers from a distance of around 4 kilometres.
