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- 1Israel, Palestine and the Future of Regional Diplomacy▼Israel, Palestine, and the Future of Regional Diplomacy: From Humanitarian Emergency to a Credible Political Horizon
A new analysis from the Peace Research Institute Oslo examines how Israeli-Palestinian diplomacy could move beyond managing humanitarian emergencies toward a credible political horizon. The piece frames the Gaza crisis as inseparable from longer-term questions of regional diplomacy, arguing that relief efforts alone cannot substitute for a political settlement. It is drawing attention amid ongoing debates over how regional and international actors should shape a durable peace process.
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A flydubai co-pilot has been accused of attempting to crash a flight bound for Israel, an incident Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says points to a radicalised, suicidal actor allegedly linked to Iran by Donald Trump. Saudi Arabia says the co-pilot has been transferred to the UAE. Meanwhile, the Indian pilot credited with stopping the disaster is being hailed as a hero by friends, who praise his courage.
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Israeli actor Guy Kapulnik, known for the film 'The Call of the Forest', has died at the age of 46 in a small plane crash in the United States. Brazilian outlets including O Globo and Estadão are reporting the news, and readers are following updates on the circumstances of the accident.
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A small aircraft accident has claimed the life of an Israeli actor along with a fellow passenger, according to a report from The Jerusalem Post. Details about the crash site, the aircraft's departure and destination, and the identities of the victims have not yet been widely published. The news has drawn immediate attention as readers seek updates on the circumstances of the fatal accident.
- 5EU: Sales of Israeli bonds in Europe finally end●https://www. walknews.com/1395216/ EU：欧州でのイスラエル債の販売 ついに終了 : アムネスティ日本 AMNESTY # EU # Europe # EuropeNews # EuropeanUnion
Amnesty International Japan is reporting that the sale of Israeli bonds in Europe has finally come to an end, according to an item tagged with EU and Europe news. The claim points to the conclusion of a campaign long urged by human rights groups, which had pressured European institutions and financial actors over the marketing of Israeli government debt. Details about which bodies ended the sales and when remain limited in the shared report.
- 6Italian artists and intellectuals protest antisemitism bill●Il Fatto Quotidiano: Artisti, associazioni e intellettuali in piazza contro il Ddl Antisemitismo: “Pericoloso perché con
Artists, associations and intellectuals gathered in Rome to demonstrate against Italy's draft law on antisemitism, arguing the legislation is dangerous because it conflates antisemitism with anti-Zionism. Among those taking part are actors and performers including Lorenzo Gifuni, Michela Occhipinti, Moni Ovadia and Massimo Wertmüller, according to Il Fatto Quotidiano. Critics fear the bill could restrict legitimate criticism of Israeli government policies.
- 7German political debate: each side battles its own enemy image●Rechte und Konservative arbeiten sich an der Linkspartei ab, Linke an der israelischen Regierung. Der Reflex ist der gle
A political commentator argues that German right-wingers and conservatives obsessively attack the Left Party, while the Left focuses its criticism on the Israeli government, and that both reflexes are identical. In each case, he writes, more urgent and dangerous problems, such as the situation in Saxony-Anhalt, are ignored so that political actors can work off their own enemy image instead of addressing real issues.
- 8Turkish-Israeli rift deepens as regional politics shift●Turkish-Israeli rift grows irreversibly amid Israeli expansionism and aggression - # MiddleEast power and politics are b
A Middle East Monitor report argues that the rift between Turkey and Israel is growing irreversibly, driven by Israeli expansionism and military aggression. It contends that power and politics across the Middle East are being reshaped amid what it describes as American disinterest and impotence, leaving regional actors to redraw alliances and confront a widening confrontation between Ankara and Jerusalem.