Israel top military lawyer arrested after she admitted leaking video of soldiers’ abuse

Rightwing politicians and pundits have called the soldiers accused of attack on Palestinian detainee ‘heroes’ and military investigators traitors

Police in Israel have arrested and detained the military’s top legal officer after she admitted leaking footage of soldiers allegedly attacking a Palestinian detainee and then in effect lying about her actions to Israel’s high court.

The military advocate general, Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi, said in a resignation letter last week that she had authorised publication of the video to defuse attacks on military investigators and prosecutors working on the case.

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Man accused of UK train attack charged with 11 counts of attempted murder – Reuters

  1. Man accused of UK train attack charged with 11 counts of attempted murder  Reuters
  2. Train hero who saved passengers during attack named  BBC
  3. Why are there so many stabbings in Britain?  CNN
  4. U.K. Police Investigate Possible Link Between Train Attack and Stabbing of 14-Year-Old  The New York Times
  5. The Guardian view on the Huntingdon train stabbings: an immigration-fixated right is failing the public | Editorial  The Guardian
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Deadly earthquake strikes northern Afghanistan – Vatican News

  1. Deadly earthquake strikes northern Afghanistan  Vatican News
  2. Scars in the Blue Mosque Reveal Afghanistan’s Rifts  The New York Times
  3. Afghanistan earthquake survivors face cold and rain amid rubble  abcnews.go.com
  4. Afghanistan earthquake death toll mounts and Taliban officials say almost 1,000 people injured  CBS News
  5. Powerful 6.3 quake kills at least 20 in Afghanistan, hundreds injured  Reuters
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What to know about the 4 suspects in the Louvre crown jewels heist – Boston.com

  1. What to know about the 4 suspects in the Louvre crown jewels heist  Boston.com
  2. Arrests in Louvre Heist Show Power of DNA Databases in Solving Crimes  The New York Times
  3. Despite charges filed against 4 suspects in the Louvre heist, stolen jewels still missing  ABC News
  4. Petty thieves or professionals? What we know about Louvre heist suspects  USA Today
  5. Louvre heist work of petty criminals, not organised crime, prosecutor says  Reuters
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Ukraine: Battle for Pokrovsk intensifies as Russia advances – DW

  1. Ukraine: Battle for Pokrovsk intensifies as Russia advances  DW
  2. Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, November 3, 2025  Institute for the Study of War
  3. Russian and Ukrainian troops battle in ruins of Pokrovsk  Reuters
  4. Ukraine: How successful is Russia's offensive near Pokrovsk?  DW
  5. Front-line combat video captures special ops Black Hawk raid into Pokrovsk, Ukraine's fiercest fight  Business Insider
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Only 3% of international climate aid going to transitioning communities: ‘This is absurd’ – The Guardian

  1. Only 3% of international climate aid going to transitioning communities: ‘This is absurd’  The Guardian
  2. COP30 could confront "glaring gap" in clean energy agenda: mining  Climate Home News
  3. Brazilian Mining Sector Presents Pathways to Reduce Carbon Emissions by Up to 90% by 2050  Vale
  4. Climate: ActionAid decries poor global funding for ‘just transition’ projects  The Nation Newspaper
  5. Transition minerals, old inequalities in Brazil: Mining, justice and the climate agenda at COP30  Business & Human Rights Resource Centre
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Jennifer Lawrence says speaking about Trump would ‘add fuel to a fire that’s ripping the country apart’

Actor who said in 2015 that a Trump presidency would be ‘the end of the world’ says celebrities make no difference to how people vote

Jennifer Lawrence has said she no longer feels it appropriate to speak out against the Trump administration, lest she exacerbate unhelpful debate and further divisions.

“I don’t really know if I should,” said Lawrence in an interview with the New York Times. “During the first Trump administration, I felt like I was running around like a chicken with my head cut off. But as we’ve learned, election after election, celebrities do not make a difference whatsoever on who people vote for.

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Farage accused of betraying pensioners after triple lock hint in speech Tories say was rambling and incoherent – UK politics live

Reform leader refuses to commit to keeping mechanism that guarantees how pensions are increased

Farage is speaking now. He says another “depressing budget hoves into view”. It will be a budget that “doesn’t have the guts to cut public spending”.

He says Britain has been living under an illusion.

I think for some years we’ve actually been living under an illusion. We’ve not been prepared to face up to just how much of an economic mess we genuinely in.

As we slipped down the global league tables, we kid ourselves that it’s OK, we’ve got GDP growth.

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What to Know About the Louvre Heist Investigation – The New York Times

  1. What to Know About the Louvre Heist Investigation  The New York Times
  2. Arrests in Louvre Heist Show Power of DNA Databases in Solving Crimes  The New York Times
  3. Louvre heist suspects are local petty criminals, Paris prosecutor says  CNN
  4. Louvre heist work of petty criminals, not organised crime, prosecutor says  Reuters
  5. Despite charges filed against 4 suspects in the Louvre heist, stolen jewels still missing  ABC News
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Horror show: North American box office records lowest monthly total since 1997

Halloween weekend failed to make numbers jump, adding up to the weakest monthly performance – other than during the pandemic – for three decades

Box office earnings in October have crashed to levels not seen since the late 1990s, with Halloween weekend becoming the worst of the year so far.

According to a report in Variety, cinema takings for October in North America totalled $425m (£323m), the lowest figure since October 1997, when it was $385m – not counting October 2020, when North American cinemas only took $63m as moviegoing was severely affected by the Covid-19 pandemic.

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