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New report identifies some 20 pro-Palestinian groups in the US that promote extremist campaigns, incite violence and allegedly maintain ties with entities designated as terrorist organizations.
Sen. Bernie Moreno publicly attacks former son-in-law Rep. Max Miller over daughter Emily’s serious abuse allegations. Miller denies the claims, vows to remain in the race and accuses his ex-wife and her father of acting out of political considerations.
Russian Aerospace Forces Commander Aleksandr Chayko was reportedly due to celebrate his birthday at the restaurant where the explosion occurred. Russian authorities have not confirmed whether he was present or injured. No organization has claimed responsibility for the attack.
A video viewed more than half a million times portrays Israelis as spreading colonialism and violence beyond Israel’s borders. It was produced by a media outlet that presents itself as independent, although the company behind it is registered in Doha. Its founders include a former senior official at the Palestine Institute for Public Diplomacy and a former Al Jazeera producer.
Massive wildfires are raging simultaneously in Spain, Britain, Corsica and Greece, where three firefighters were killed and thousands of tourists were evacuated from vacation resorts.
Claims circulated on Spanish social media that Israel and the US were behind the migrant crisis in Ceuta because of their tensions with the Sánchez government and close ties with Morocco. Spanish Transport Minister Óscar Puente fueled the conspiracy theories by sharing a post in which Danny Danon attacked Madrid, adding: “Well, things are starting to become quite clear.”
More than 1,500 migrants, including minors, attempted to enter the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in Morocco over the past week, overwhelming its reception centers. Authorities are struggling to cope with the unusual influx, the cause of which remains unclear.
Sirens sounded overnight in the eastern Polish city of Lublin amid a widespread wave of Russian strikes across Ukraine. Firefighters and emergency personnel were dispatched shortly afterward to a nearby village following reports of an explosion, where they found a huge crater about 10 meters (33 feet) wide.
A US poll finds that 49% of respondents support arresting the prime minister under the International Criminal Court’s warrant, with most Democrats believing Netanyahu has damaged US-Israel relations.
The respected Republican senator, who died at 71, was brought to Washington National Cathedral. US President Donald Trump, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and dozens of senior officials attended the service. On the sidelines: Netanyahu and Zelenskyy speak amid tensions between Kyiv and Tehran.
