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A severe failure in Israel’s public diplomacy efforts means that even its allies are beginning to forget the October 7 massacre. Internal conflicts, bureaucratic paralysis and governmental infighting are crippling the country’s outreach at a time when it is needed most.
The anonymous Italian street artist titles the mural "The Final Solution" while claiming genocide occurring in Gaza.
Gholamreza Ghasemian, affiliated with Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, was arrested in Saudi Arabia during his Hajj pilgrimage amid warming ties between the countries.
The UN and other international organizations have opposed the new distribution framework backed by Israel. Meanwhile, a senior Hamas official reiterated that the terrorist organization had accepted the ceasefire proposal.
"If there weren't brave people like you – I wouldn't be here, and neither would my mother," Gene Simmons told Harold "Hal" Urban, who participated in liberating Mauthausen in May 1945.
