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According to documents declassified in 2000, in 1988 the CIA conducted an experiment as part of a secret project called "Sun Streak," in which they used people with "remote viewing" capabilities – that is, the ability to perceive information about distant places, events, or people through extra-sensory abilities.
The Snow White controversy escalates as Jonah Platt, son of producer Marc Platt, publicly criticizes actress Rachel Zegler, claiming her political statements and social media behavior significantly damaged the Disney film's box office performance.
Two unidentified individuals entered the studio of The First Social Radio during a live broadcast of the podcast Mishima Leumit (“National Mission”) and assaulted one of the presenters.
The amendment to the Basic Law: The Judiciary, which changes the composition of the Judicial Selection Committee, passed in the Knesset on Thursday morning. In Israel’s major trading rooms, concern is mounting over how foreign investors might react. Market jitters were already apparent Wednesday, as US stocks declined following tariffs imposed by President Trump on imported cars, a move that has further shaken confidence among market participants.
Unknown individuals dumped garbage at the synagogue's entrance. Deputy Tel Aviv Mayor Elhanan Zebulun: "A dangerous red line that cannot be accepted."
