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Dy PM Ernest Hilaire shares highlights from Jazz and Art Festival Closing

Deputy PM Ernest Hilaire has shared some glimpses from the closing ceremony of the Saint Lucia Jazz and Art Festival.

Israel’s Population Nears 10 Million Mark Ahead of 76th Independence Day

The Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) reports Israel's population at nearly 9.9 million, poised to exceed 10 million by its 77th Independence Day next year, based on current growth trends
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Biden Issues Stern Warning to Israel, Halts Weapon Deliveries Amid Conflict in Rafah

The Israeli military's operation in Rafah, Gaza, prompted by security concerns, has resulted in civilian casualties. International observers condemn the actions, questioning the ethical use of force in the densely populated coastal enclave

Israeli Robotics Team Triumphs Amidst War: First Place at International Competition

Supported by the prestigious Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, FIRST Israel offers comprehensive programming from primary school to high school, nurturing a community of young minds passionate about robotics

Maccabi Tel Aviv Secures Thrilling Victory over Panathinaikos to Take Series Lead

Due to the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas, over 1,000 fans traveled to Belgrade for Maccabi’s home-away-from-home game at Pionir Arena in Serbia. The goal was to provide the club with a true home-game atmosphere, which they had lacked all season

Houthi Militants Claim Attack on British Vessel Andromeda Star in Red Sea

The attack on the Andromeda Star occurred within the volatile waters of the Red Sea, a region marred by repeated drone and missile strikes orchestrated by the Houthi insurgents

Israel and Hezbollah Exchange Heavy Fire, Lebanon Sources Report

The assault was reportedly a retaliation for Israeli strikes on Lebanese villages, including one that tragically claimed the lives of at least two individuals, including an 11-year-old girl, in Hanin the day before

Student Protests Against Israel Lead to Arrests at USC and UT Austin

Student protests against Israel on campuses across America erupted into clashes with law enforcement this Wednesday, as police arrested demonstrators at both the University of Southern California (USC) and the University of Texas at Austin (UT Austin)

Israelis Rally for Change: Mass Protests Demand New Elections and Action on Hostage Crisis

With approximately 1,200 lives lost in the Hamas attack on October 7, the demand for accountability and change reverberated through the crowd, amplifying calls for Netanyahu's resignation

Iran’s Diplomat Warns of Netanyahu’s Alleged Trap for the West in Middle East Conflict

Matin expressed concerns that such a scenario could lead to grave consequences for the region and the world at large. This interview marks Matin's first public statement since Iran launched a significant missile and drone attack against Israel over the weekend

US Thwarts 80 Drones, 6 Missiles Targeting Israel Over Weekend

IDF spokesperson Daniel Hagari hailed a near-perfect success, noting Israeli air defenses neutralized 99% of almost 300 aerial threats from Iran aimed at Israel overnight

Iran’s Attack on Israel Rattles Global Markets: Oil Prices Dip, Gold Edges Higher

Brent crude, a pivotal benchmark for international oil prices, experienced a decline in early Asian trade, though it remained proximate to the $90 per barrel mark on Monday morning

Israel Braces for Potential Iranian Retaliation Following Damascus Embassy Incident

US President Joe Biden has underscored his expectation of an Iranian strike, cautioning against such actions while emphasizing diplomatic channels for resolution. "Don't," Biden bluntly stated when asked about his message to Iran regarding a potential strike on Israel

UAE and Egypt Conduct 31st Airdrop into Northern Gaza, Boosting Humanitarian Aid Efforts

The latest aid drop, building on Wednesday's largest delivery yet, targeted the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza. It included essential food, Eid clothing, toys, and sweets, offering comfort amidst the ongoing crisis

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Dy PM Ernest Hilaire shares highlights from Jazz and Art Festival Closing

Deputy PM Ernest Hilaire has shared some glimpses from the closing ceremony of the Saint Lucia Jazz and Art Festival.

Israel’s Population Nears 10 Million Mark Ahead of 76th Independence Day

The Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) reports Israel's population at nearly 9.9 million, poised to exceed 10 million by its 77th Independence Day next year, based on current growth trends

Deadly Attack Strikes Iraqi Army Post in Salaheddin Province

A security source, speaking on the condition of anonymity, confirmed the details of the attack, stating that "Daesh terrorists launched an attack," resulting in the tragic loss of four soldiers and their regiment commander

Saudi Authorities Accused of Lethal Force to Clear Land for Neom Eco-City

According to Col Rabih Alenezi, who went into exile in the UK last year, he was instructed to clear the village of al-Khuraybah, predominantly inhabited by the Huwaitat tribe, to pave the way for The Line