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A 12-year-old Israeli girl was killed after a bus rolled down a slope at a ski resort in the French Alps. Eight other passengers were lightly injured and the driver was found not to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
A Dubai gym has launched a sleep-focused class designed to help stressed residents rest more effectively. The structured sessions combine stretching, breathing, meditation and a dedicated nap environment to promote recovery and wellbeing.
A man was shot dead and his son injured in a daytime attack in Jaffa. The killing is the 66th homicide in Israeli Arab society this year, as police investigate a suspected criminal assassination.
Clashes in southern Lebanon left two soldiers seriously wounded as Hezbollah intensified rocket and drone attacks on northern Israel. Israel responded with broad strikes across Lebanon, including in Beirut, as casualties mounted on both sides.
The Palestinian Authority is accelerating restoration and heritage projects across the West Bank amid growing tensions with Israel. Officials say the effort aims to preserve cultural identity and secure international recognition for historic sites.
An Iranian hacking group has threatened cyberattacks on United States water systems amid escalating tensions. The group also claimed responsibility for breaching the personal email account of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Director.
Speakers at the Conservative Political Action Conference exposed growing divisions within the conservative movement. Disputes over loyalty to Donald Trump, foreign policy, and internal dissent have revealed fractures in the coalition he once unified.
The United States has reportedly deployed anti tank land mines near Shiraz to disrupt Iranian ballistic missile launchers. Iranian media reported casualties and warned civilians to avoid suspicious objects.
Missile fire from Iran has fueled soaring demand for apartments with protected rooms in Israel. In Tel Aviv, weekly sublet prices for such units have climbed to 2,700 dollars amid a shortage of shelters in older buildings.
A rare Picasso exhibition in Tehran has renewed focus on a vast and largely hidden collection of Western masterpieces. As conflict and political restrictions persist, concerns remain over the future of one of the world’s most inaccessible art treasures.
An Iranian missile and drone attack on a Saudi base wounded 12 United States troops, two of them seriously, according to media reports. The strike is part of ongoing regional retaliation linked to the broader conflict involving Iran and Israel.
Thailand has secured an agreement with Iran allowing its oil tankers to safely pass through the Strait of Hormuz. The deal aims to ease concerns over fuel imports and strengthen energy security.
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