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An Israeli official said the emerging deal includes the daily transfer of 500 trucks into Gaza. An understanding has also been reached on the terrorist release framework: around 1,000 prisoners will be freed, along with an additional 100–200 terrorists serving life sentences.
Gal Gadot, Israel’s most prominent figure in Hollywood, met Tuesday with five women who survived captivity in Gaza: Doron Steinbrecher, Liri Albag, Naama Levy, Moran Stella Yanai, and Ilana Gritzewsky.
Federal prosecutors plan first-ever interview with convicted accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell as Trump administration seeks additional information about sex trafficking network.
Labour Party under Starmer pledged to crack down on illegal immigration to the UK but long ago lost the ability to stem the flow of migrants. The British public already opposes the party’s leftist policies, but with four years to the next elections, things are likely to get interesting in the kingdom.
Passengers aboard a cruise ship to the Greek island of Syros were not allowed to disembark “as a precaution” due to an anti-Israel protest at the port. About a week earlier, demonstrators at the Port of Piraeus had attempted to block the unloading of cargo from a ship reportedly carrying military equipment bound for Israel.
