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This year, the event celebrates "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style," which explores the importance of clothing and style in shaping Black identities in the Atlantic diaspora and will be organized according to 12 characteristics of Black dandyism.
Israel has launched Operation "Port City," striking concrete plants, structures, and cargo docks at the Houthi-controlled port in coordination with the United States, in response to the missile launch toward Ben-Gurion Airport.
Indications obtained by Israel Hayom suggest that in recent weeks, trucks carrying high-value goods, including cellphones, fuel and solar panels, have entered the Gaza Strip through the Kissufim crossing.
The British police launched an urgent operation to stop Iranian terror cells operating within the country, likely targeting individuals who had spoken out against the Iranian regime.
A fire broke out at an underground ammunition depot belonging to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps near the city of Kazerun in southern Iran, the exiled Iranian media outlet Kayhan London reports.
