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Sources in Israel confirmed to Alan Dershowitz that Epstein maintained no connection to Israeli intelligence, he write in WSJ. He also talks about the Trump relationship.

A disturbing incident at Germany's Sachsenring motorcycle racing circuit has resulted in serious criminal charges for a 40-year-old neo-Nazi who brazenly showed up in a Hitler costume, prompting swift law enforcement action and highlighting the country's zero-tolerance approach to Nazi symbolism.

Protesters and workers at the Port of Piraeus blocked the unloading of a ship reportedly carrying equipment bound for Israel. Similar demonstrations took place last month and in October of last year.

Taiwan tanks navigate dense urban streets amid island's biggest military exercise, with 22,000 reservists mobilized, troops training in city streets for first time. Move comes as authorities prepare for possible Chinese effort to force unification.

During a July 4 phone call with Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Trump reportedly signaled support for Ukrainian deep strikes on Russian territory as a strategy to "make them feel the pain" and force Moscow to negotiating table, according to officials briefed on the conversation.

Republican senators back Ted Cruz's bill targeting the organization's support of Hamas and preaching of terror against Israel and the US.

Mahmood Mamdani, a Columbia University professor, serves as an advisory policy council member for the Gaza Tribunal, which was established in London in 2024 with the stated objective of awakening "civil society to its responsibility and opportunity to stop Israel's genocide in Gaza."

British police reported the arrest of at least 41 people in London and another 16 in Manchester following a demonstration in support of the organization’s activities, which were outlawed this month under counterterrorism legislation.

Mahmoud Khalil, a prominent anti-Israel activist, claims he was detained and deported as punishment for supporting the Palestinians. He demands $20 million in damages from the Trump administration.

Newly released recording from 2024 reveals the president told both leaders he would strike their capitals.