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Jurgen Klopp is already set to take over as Germany coach, Zinedine Zidane is expected to get the France job and Carlo Ancelotti has made clear that he plans to stay on for the next tournament. Now Italy is trying to persuade Pep Guardiola to return to the touchline, potentially bringing four managerial giants together at the 2030 World Cup.
Many senators support Israel, believe in the justice of America’s cause and are outraged by Iran and Russia. Of all of them, only Lindsey Graham turned that burning conviction into a lifelong mission, even though there was little political reward in it for him.
A piece of the aircraft’s engine struck and shattered the window, according to Reuters. The same plane reportedly returned to the airport shortly after takeoff the previous day.
While Washington and Jerusalem mourn the sudden death of senior Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham, a longtime friend of Israel, at the age of 71, Iran's state-run media openly celebrated, declaring that he had "gone to hell" and branding him a "child killer."
Braden Eric Peters, known online as “Clavicular,” previously sparked outrage over an antisemitic video in which he sang “Heil Hitler.” After arriving in Tel Aviv, he posted a video with a manager of the IDF’s English-language social media accounts, who told him, “I have the login details for the military account.” The IDF Spokesperson’s Unit said: “The incident is being investigated, and disciplinary action will be taken.”
