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Gaza War Hostage Crisis · GazaIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he hoped to have all hostages held in Gaza back home in the coming days. "I hope that in the coming days we will be able to bring back all our hostages... during the Sukkot holidays," Netanyahu said in a televised statement. He went on to say that "military and diplomatic pressure" had compelled Hamas to agree to release the captives.See the Story
Netanyahu hopes to announce hostages' release in days and vows Hamas will be disarmed
46% Center coverage: 153 sources
Immigration and Customs Enforcement · ChicagoFederal authorities opened fire on a woman who was allegedly armed with a gun shortly after their vehicle was rammed and blocked in by a group of cars in Chicago on Saturday afternoon.See the Story
Woman shot after allegedly attempting to hit ICE agents with car in Chicago
40% Right coverage: 131 sources
UK Politics · LondonMinisters are to give police new powers to target repeated protests, aimed particularly at cracking down on demonstrations connected to Gaza, the Home Office has said. The announcement, made the morning after almost 500 people were arrested in London for expressing support for Palestine Action, a proscribed organisation, could allow police to order regular protests to take place at a different site.See the Story
Police to get new powers to crack down on repeated protests, says Home Office
54% Center coverage: 113 sources
