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The award, inspired by Leonard Nimoy’s iconic Vulcan greeting, recognizes those boldly working to strengthen Jewish life The post ‘Live Long and Prosper’: Spock’s legacy honors Jewish leaders for fighting hate appeared first on The Times of Israel.

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Iranian armed forces spokesperson Gen. Abolfazl Shekarchi: "The Americans used weapons against Iran that they were saving for World War III."

Bahraini army intercepts Iranian attacks In an official statement, the General Command of the Bahrain Defence Forces announced that its air defence systems "confronted, intercepted, and destroyed a number of Iranian aerial assaults". "Iran continues its hostile approach through its sinful attacks targeting civilians in the Kingdom of Bahrain. The General Command reiterates that all its units are at the highest level of readiness and on full alert," the statement said.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said he would discuss Russia's war against Ukraine during his scheduled meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Wednesday.
Prime Minister Rumen Radev said it was "categorically out of the question for military operations in the Middle East to be conducted from Bulgarian territory."
DUBAI, July 22 (Reuters) - Iran executed a man on charges linked to nationwide protests in January, an opposition group and the Iranian judiciary's official Mizan news agency reported on Wednesday. Mizan identified the man as Mehdi Khaneki and said he was executed for "operational actions" that benefited Israel, the United States and hostile groups, and for what it called crimes during the January protests. It said he also produced and possessed weapons.
DUBAI, July 22 (Reuters) - The Trump administration backs a nuclear energy pact with Riyadh allowing Saudi Arabiato enrich uranium and process spent atomic fuel, two sources have said, a move that may worry regional states concerned about weapons proliferation. Here are some of the main issues at play: WHAT HAS HAPPENED SO FAR? Washington and Riyadh have for years been discussing a nuclear cooperation deal that would give Saudi Arabia access to U.S. technology and American companies a chance to
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The agreement would fulfil a long-held Saudi ambition but could attract concern in Israel and from some US lawmakers.

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A young woman who was injured in the warehouse attack in Krasnodar has died in the hospital

A man was killed in a Russian attack on Odesa on the afternoon of 22 July. Two people were also injured, and a residential building and a car repair station were damaged.

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Anthony Albanese will cast ‘practical’ policies as the key to countering the anxiety and frustration in Australia Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Students in 10 fields including physiotherapy, speech pathology and clinical psychology will receive financial assistance to complete mandatory placements under a major expansion of the federal government’s paid work experience program. The prime minister, Anthony Albanese, will make the announcement in a speech to open th

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INCHEON, July 22 (Yonhap) -- A massive blaze at a Coupang Corp. warehouse was fu...

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[Dabanga] The Hague -- The International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague, the Netherlands, has formally abandoned its long-running prosecution of the former commander of Sudan's Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) 'Collective Leadership' faction, Abdallah Banda Abakaer Nourain, concluding that the evidence against him no longer offers a realistic prospect of conviction. This represents a blow to the prospects of ensuring accountability and eliminating impunity for war crimes and atrocities in

[Dabanga] The Hague -- The International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague, the Netherlands, has formally abandoned its long-running prosecution of the former commander of Sudan's Justice and Equality Movement (JEM) 'Collective Leadership' faction, Abdallah Banda Abakaer Nourain, concluding that the evidence against him no longer offers a realistic prospect of conviction. This represents a blow to the prospects of ensuring accountability and eliminating impunity for war crimes and atrocities in

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The US must rapidly replenish its stockpiles of weapons as the war on Iran rages on.
A strike on Shevchenkivsky district was recorded in Kharkiv, a 22-year-old woman was injured, Oleh Syniehubov, head of the regional military administration, reported.

Brent North Sea crude, surpassed $95 (€83) per barrel for the first time in nearly six weeks. Pakistan has condemned Houthi threats against Saudi Arabia, warning they could further complicate the conflict. Follow DW.

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At least nine journalists have been killed in Syria in the last five years, most since the fall of the Assad regime, and others have been detained or disappeared.

The agreement would allow US companies to build uranium enrichment facilities in Saudi Arabia for its civilian nuclear program.

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Analysts and locals say the move mirrors what happened after the 1967 war with Israel's occupation of the West Bank.

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Israeli Border Police blocked journalists from reaching a Palestinian family near Nablus that has been under settler siege for over two weeks, citing the need to "prevent friction." The family says it has faced repeated settler attacks since April, while recent clashes left several Palestinians injured. Source: Haaretz