President Joe Biden has criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, stating that Netanyahu is not doing enough to secure the release of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza. Biden’s comments came as he returned to the White House to meet with officials working on...
Biden Criticizes Netanyahu’s Efforts in Hostage Negotiations Amid Tensions Over Gaza Conflict
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Mass Protests Erupt in Israel Demanding Hostage Deal After Six Hostages Killed by Hamas
On September 1, 2024, mass protests broke out across Israel following the announcement by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) that six hostages, who had been held by Hamas in Gaza, were found dead. The protests have escalated into a nationwide outcry against Prime...
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Kamala Harris Faces Historic Challenge as She Begins Presidential Campaign
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Haitian Youths Rush to Enlist as Military Seeks Recruits to Combat Gangs
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Colombian Farmers Struggle as Coca Substitution Program Falters
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Venezuelan Regime Accused of Kidnapping Lawyer Amid Mounting Tensions
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Healthcare Sector in Aruba: Cost Control vs. Quality and Retention of Local Talent
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European Influencers’ Photos Hijacked to Spread Pro-Trump Propaganda on X
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