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Israeli President Isaac Herzog is in the UK for a three-day visit, meeting with UK officials and facing protests and calls for legal investigations over alleged war crimes. Security measures are heightened as tensions over Gaza escalate internationally.
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Israel and Hamas have reached a deal for the release of 20 Israeli hostages in Gaza, in exchange for Palestinian prisoners and a partial troop withdrawal. The agreement follows days of negotiations, with the release of hostages expected within 72 hours. The deal aims to de-escalate ongoing conflict and facilitate humanitarian aid entry into Gaza.
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Israel has begun releasing 20 hostages in Gaza as part of a ceasefire deal, coinciding with Sukkot celebrations. The deal involves the release of Palestinian prisoners and remains fragile, with 48 hostages still held. The event marks a significant moment amid ongoing tensions and military activity.
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On November 4, 1995, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated by a right-wing extremist. Commemorations this year highlight ongoing political polarization, incitement, and calls for unity amid recent conflicts and societal tensions, with leaders emphasizing the importance of peace and democratic values.
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Hamas states fighters in Rafah will not surrender amid ongoing tensions. Israel receives remains of Lt. Hadar Goldin after Turkey facilitated the return, marking a significant development in the ceasefire. Efforts continue to evacuate civilians and recover bodies, with Turkey playing a key mediating role.
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Israel's Knesset approved a NIS 662 billion ($205 billion) budget after negotiations, with defense spending set at NIS 112 billion. The budget faces opposition over tax hikes and allocations for Haredi communities, risking early elections if not approved by March 2026.