Israel, Beirut and Hezbollah
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Lebanon's health ministry says the casualty toll resulting from the Israeli strike in southern Beirut on Sunday has risen to five people killed and 28 injured. The initially reported casualty toll was one killed and 21 injured, according to the Lebanon health Ministry.
The Eurovision Song Contest is changing its rules around voting and promotion in the wake of controversy about Israel's result at this year's competition. Some countries raised concerns after Israel topped the public vote at the contest in May, finishing second overall after the jury votes were taken into consideration.
Israel's military on Saturday said it launched airstrikes against Hamas terrorists in Gaza in the latest test of the ceasefire that began on Oct. 10. Health officials in Gaza reported at least 14 people killed and another 45 wounded, including children.
Discussions surrounding Israel and Palestine have shaped student activism, administrative responses, and discussion about academic freedom on campus for over seven decades.
An anti-Israel group's threatening website targets academics at major universities worldwide, offering cash for violence and exposing private information.
Israel lowered interest rates following a ceasefire in Gaza, though the central bank signaled a cautious approach toward future cuts in face of criticism from the finance minister that it’s not easing fast enough.
It all started the night of Thursday, Nov. 20, when X users noticed that they could check the location of their own accounts by clicking the “joined” date in their bio. Users were expecting the rollout, since X’s head of product, Nikita Bier, wrote last week that it would be coming soon.
The Georgia Republican’s recent stances against President Donald Trump have drawn praise from some Jewish lawmakers.