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The updated guidelines come after a professional risk assessment and confirmation of the disease in a nine-year-old boy who was exposed to the amoeba while swimming in the Sea of Galilee.
New research reveals long-standing ties between Board of Peace Gaza chief Nickolay Mladenov and an international organization linked to the "starvation" campaign against Israel. Researchers say the organization helped draft the section dealing with a "political horizon" and the two-state solution. ALLMEP's response: Claims are false.
The Financial Times reports Navy SEAL divers spent four months conducting a covert mine-clearing operation in the Strait of Hormuz, mostly under cover of darkness. Mission involved rubber boats, robotic vessels and underwater systems, while US Navy minesweepers remained outside the area. While shipowners believe the southern shipping route has been cleared, they doubt the entire strait is mine-free.
From Pierce Brosnan comparisons to Rudy Giuliani jokes, the president's apparent hair transformation is dominating social media.
The National Security Council released its threat assessment ahead of the High Holidays, warning of activity by Iran, Hamas, Hezbollah and global jihadi organizations. As the third anniversary of the Oct. 7 massacre could become a focal point for demonstrations and attempted terrorist attacks, the NSC is urging Israelis abroad to exercise increased vigilance and avoid displaying Israeli or Jewish symbols.
