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In a bold move, Israel has expelled two foreign activists, Saif Abu Keshek and Thiago Avila, who were intercepted during their participation in a Gaza-bound flotilla. Advocates for human rights have denounced this decision, labeling it as a deliberate strike against a peaceful initiative.

Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer indicated potential bans on pro-Palestinian marches due to their cumulative impact on the Jewish community, especially after recent stabbings and a raised terrorism threat level. While defending free expression, Starmer highlighted unacceptable chants and the need for broader review of protest effects.

London's counter-terrorism police are investigating a suspected arson attempt on a memorial wall in Golders Green honouring Iranians who died protesting their government. The fire, which occurred early Monday, did not damage the wall. This incident follows a series of attacks on Jewish and community sites in north London, raising significant community concerns about security and potential foreign involvement.

Israel's alleged hacking of Tehran's street cameras for assassinations highlights a grave vulnerability in India's extensive, often insecure CCTV networks. With AI amplifying risks, these systems, including those with Chinese components, could be weaponised by foreign intelligence agencies, posing a significant threat to national security and critical infrastructure.

Trump's Board of Peace has received only a fraction of the $17 billion pledged for rebuilding Gaza, preventing plans for the war-hit region's future, This funding crisis has halted plans for a US-backed Palestinian technocratic body to govern Gaza, leaving its deployment stalled due to a lack of available funds and ongoing security concerns.

London police arrested over 500 individuals during a pro-Palestinian demonstration. The arrests were made for showing support for Palestine Action, a group proscribed in the UK. This action follows a High Court ruling that questioned the ban's legality. Organizers criticized the police action, citing the court's decision. The ban on Palestine Action has led to numerous arrests since its inception.

Gunfire erupted outside Istanbul's Israeli consulate as three assailants attacked, resulting in one gunman killed and two apprehended. Turkish authorities, suspecting links to a religion-exploiting terror group possibly affiliated with IS, are investigating. The consulate had been vacant for years, and no Israeli personnel were present. Two police officers sustained injuries during the intense shootout.

India expresses deep concern over civilian deaths in Lebanon amid ongoing Israeli strikes, calling the situation "very disturbing." Meanwhile, Union Home Minister Amit Shah pledged to implement the Uniform Civil Code in Bengal within six months if the BJP wins. Delhi Police have busted an ISI-backed spy network, arresting ten operatives. Justice Yashwant Varma resigned amid a cash recovery row.

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Tensions surge as Donald Trump issues a fierce warning to Iran amidst escalating regional strikes. Meanwhile, Assam's CM faces legal threats over passport allegations, and a suspected ISIS terror module is busted across multiple states. PM Modi champions women's reservation in Bengal, while Iran declares a 'bitter defeat' for the US after a rescue mission.

A road accident involving an Israeli tourist and a local supervisor in Hampi has sparked a social media storm after a compensation payout video went viral. The injured supervisor's family accepted Rs 6 lakh for urgent surgery, but faced backlash for allegedly defaming India. Police registered a case after initial hesitation, with the victim still hospitalized.