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Following global outrage over the atrocities in El Fasher, Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) announced that they have arrested Brig. Gen. al-Fateh Abdullah Idris, known as “Abu Lulu,” who appeared in videos on TikTok murdering civilians and boasting that he had killed 2,000 people.
To understand how founded these fears are and what a mayor can actually do in these areas, we spoke with Ed Mermelstein, who served until recently as Commissioner for International Affairs under incumbent Mayor Eric Adams, and one of the people who knows the limits of the mayor's office power closely.
The Spanish bank Sabadell required Israeli customers to declare that their funds were not from Judea and Samaria, submit translated tax reports, and confirm they were not violating a Spanish decree related to "genocide in Gaza." As a result, Israelis faced difficulty transferring funds and paying mortgages.
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Prosecutors in Paris demanded sentences of up to one year suspended prison and fines of up to 8,000 euros ($8,976) for ten defendants charged with online sexual harassment of the first lady.
In the video, which went viral online and generated hundreds of responses, the rabbis wear campaign shirts and recite text praising Mamdani's positions on affordable housing, social justice, community safety, and protecting minority rights.
Russian army forces are known to use animals for transport or mobility purposes for fighters, as their units struggle increasingly with shortages of motorized vehicles damaged by Ukrainian fire.
Experts estimate over 2,000 people were slaughtered in El Fasher as RSF militants executed civilians; satellite images show piles of bodies and pools of blood throughout the city.
90% of economic activity and jobs across 648 Israeli-founded businesses are concentrated in five of the city's boroughs.
Zohran Mamdani's controversial positions on Israel divide New York's Jewish community, yet 40% plan to support him over rivals deemed unqualified.
