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AMIA bombing: Why Argentina is charging Iran and Hezbollah suspects 32 years later - i24NEWS (opens the original)
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More than three decades after a bombing destroyed Argentina’s Jewish community center and killed 85 people, an Argentine judge has formally charged seven Iranians and a Lebanese national over their alleged roles in the attack. The decision on Monday brings the country one step closer to a potential trial in absentia in one of the world’s longest-running terrorism investigations. But what happened at the AMIA Jewish community center, who does Argentina hold responsible, and why has it taken 32 ye
How the Houthis became a global threat - i24NEWS (opens the original)
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The Houthis are no longer just a Yemeni rebel group fighting for control of territory inside one of the Middle East’s poorest countries. Their latest advances along Yemen’s Red Sea coast are putting them in a position to threaten one of the world’s most important shipping routes, pressure Saudi Arabia, and give Iran another powerful card to play in its confrontation with the United States. And that is why what is happening in Yemen matters far beyond Yemen. The Houthis, formally known as Ansar A
Israel's oldest fruit just became its newest spirit: meet the distillery reviving a 2,000-yr-old tradition - i24NEWS (opens the original)
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Just ten kilometers from Jordan, in a small community in northern Israel called Revaya, someone is doing something nobody's done here in two thousand years — turning dates into alcohol. The distillery is called Zoara, a small, locally owned operation tucked into the Valley of Springs — a region long considered one of the most fertile landscapes in the ancient world. For thousands of years, this stretch of the Jordan River Valley — from the Sea of Galilee down to the Dead Sea — was exactly that:
Mohammad and Avigail are the most popular baby names in Israel, but the real story is who's in second - i24NEWS (opens the original)
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There's a small, strange ritual Israel does every year right before Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year: the Population and Immigration Authority opens up its books and tells the country what everyone named their babies. It's part bureaucracy, part cultural snapshot, and this year it's also a bit of a time capsule for a country that just lived through Operation Rising Lion, Israel's 12-day military campaign against Iran in June 2025, a hostage return, and a war that's still working its way into t
You paid for Ed Sheeran love songs. You got a Free Palestine rally. Now Jewish fans want their money back - i24NEWS (opens the original)
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Nobody buys a ticket to see Ed Sheeran expecting a protest song. That's basically the entire argument now blowing up online after Macklemore opened for the famous pop star at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on Friday night and turned his set into something a lot of the crowd didn't sign up for. Before launching into his song "Hind's Hall," a track that accuses Israel of “genocide” and “apartheid,” and criticizes Zionism, Macklemore told the packed stadium he wanted people in Gaza and the West Bank
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