Like mother, like daughter: Agam kept Shabbat and kosher – even during captivity – Arutz Sheva
- Like mother, like daughter: Agam kept Shabbat and kosher - even during captivity Arutz Sheva
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Unrwa staff forced to leave as Israel’s ban comes into effect
UN agency says work in West Bank and Gaza will continue amid concerns over impact on delivery of aid
International staff working for the UN’s main agency serving Palestinians have been forced to leave after Israel’s ban on the agency came into effect.
As the UN flag was still flying above the headquarters building in Jerusalem, Palestinian staff were not present at the site over security concerns amid a planned “celebration” by Israeli rightwing groups outside the compound.
Continue reading...Japan tries to rescue man stuck in sinkhole. Here’s what’s going on. – The Associated Press
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Russia withdraws military equipment from Syrian port, images show
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Israel’s ban on UNRWA comes into effect despite backlash
The UN’s agency for Palestinians is now banned in Gaza. What now?
Female Israeli captive freed in ceremony among northern Gaza rubble
Man with ‘sexsomnia’ not guilty of raping woman after judge warns jury in Sydney trial
The 40-year-old had a medical condition where people exhibit sexual behaviour during sleep, court heard
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Jurors have acquitted a man diagnosed with “sexsomnia” of rape.
On Thursday, Timothy Malcolm Rowland, 40, was found not guilty of having non-consensual sex with a woman at his Sydney apartment on 26 August 2022, after the pair spent a night out together.
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Israel says eight captives, including five foreigners, released in Gaza
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How senators are voting on Trump’s Cabinet picks – The Washington Post
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- RFK Jr. faces another day of tough questions as Patel, Gabbard gear up for Senate hearings KATU
- Cabinet picks face confirmation hearings as Trump looks to transform government CNN
- Trump administration live updates: RFK Jr., Kash Patel, Tulsi Gabbard attend Senate confirmation hearings today NBC News
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Queensland’s puberty blockers ban has potential to cause harm, sex discrimination commissioner says
Anna Cody raises concerns over halt to hormone treatments for gender dysphoria as youth service labels it ‘discriminatory’
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The Queensland government’s ban on puberty blockers for new patients seeking treatment for gender issues is “discriminatory”, according to the state’s only dedicated LGBTQI youth service, as the national sex discrimination commissioner warns the decision may harm young people.
Sex discrimination commissioner, Anna Cody, said the decision “has the potential to harm the physical and mental wellbeing of children in Queensland who are currently awaiting care”.
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