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Security officials characterize the aid increase as politically motivated, with some sources suggesting the expanded humanitarian framework could serve as groundwork for potential broader military operations in the Strip.
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New York Times' expose shows birthday correspondence and photographs from Jeffrey Epstein's Manhattan mansion, shedding light on how the convicted sex offender maintained relationships with powerful figures including former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak, director Woody Allen, and media mogul Mortimer Zuckerman.
Kosher meal trays on Iberia flight marked with 'Free Palestine' messages spark formal complaints by Argentinian Jews.
