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Headlines discuss what the US midterm results could mean for the conflicts with Iran, Israel, Ukraine and Gaza. Egypt Independent describes a setback for Trump in the midterms, while Haaretz asks whether Trump's next move will be a strike or a deal with Iran. Al Jazeera puts Iran, Gaza and Ukraine side by side and asks what the results mean for these conflicts.

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Britain’s Supreme Court has begun hearing an appeal against the proscription of Palestine Action, which the UK has labelled a terrorist group. According to The Guardian, the court was told the group’s tactics resembled those of the suffragettes, while BBC News reports that the ban was said to have undermined confidence in anti-terror laws. The Express Tribune reports that some protesters were arrested during demonstrations linked to the case.

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Britain’s Supreme Court has begun hearing an appeal against the proscription of Palestine Action, which the UK has labelled a terrorist group. According to The Guardian, the court was told the group’s tactics resembled those of the suffragettes, while BBC News reports that the ban was said to have undermined confidence in anti-terror laws. The Express Tribune reports that some protesters were arrested during demonstrations linked to the case.

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Britain’s Supreme Court has begun hearing an appeal against the proscription of Palestine Action, which the UK has labelled a terrorist group. According to The Guardian, the court was told the group’s tactics resembled those of the suffragettes, while BBC News reports that the ban was said to have undermined confidence in anti-terror laws. The Express Tribune reports that some protesters were arrested during demonstrations linked to the case.

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Britain’s Supreme Court has begun hearing an appeal against the proscription of Palestine Action, which the UK has labelled a terrorist group. According to The Guardian, the court was told the group’s tactics resembled those of the suffragettes, while BBC News reports that the ban was said to have undermined confidence in anti-terror laws. The Express Tribune reports that some protesters were arrested during demonstrations linked to the case.

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Britain’s Supreme Court has begun hearing an appeal against the proscription of Palestine Action, which the UK has labelled a terrorist group. According to The Guardian, the court was told the group’s tactics resembled those of the suffragettes, while BBC News reports that the ban was said to have undermined confidence in anti-terror laws. The Express Tribune reports that some protesters were arrested during demonstrations linked to the case.

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Britain’s Supreme Court has begun hearing an appeal against the proscription of Palestine Action, which the UK has labelled a terrorist group. According to The Guardian, the court was told the group’s tactics resembled those of the suffragettes, while BBC News reports that the ban was said to have undermined confidence in anti-terror laws. The Express Tribune reports that some protesters were arrested during demonstrations linked to the case.

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The UK Supreme Court heard an appeal against the ban on Palestine Action, which the British government has classified as a terrorist organisation. According to the BBC, counsel for the group told the court that the ban undermined confidence in anti-terror laws. Sky News and the Express Tribune report that protesters were arrested outside the court.

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The UK Supreme Court heard an appeal against the ban on Palestine Action, which the British government has classified as a terrorist organisation. According to the BBC, counsel for the group told the court that the ban undermined confidence in anti-terror laws. Sky News and the Express Tribune report that protesters were arrested outside the court.

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The Shin Bet has reportedly widened its election interference inquiry to suspected funding from the Palestinian Authority, according to The Jerusalem Post. Haaretz reports that the Shin Bet chief is demanding an investigation of Arab party leaders over alleged election interference, and that the agency is withholding evidence. According to The Times of Israel, the Shin Bet chief reportedly wants four Arab politicians questioned, without providing evidence. All three headlines describe an election interference inquiry, but they differ on the targets and on whether evidence has been provided.

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British police arrested people at a London protest supporting the banned group Palestine Action, with reported figures ranging from dozens to 325 depending on the outlet. Sky News and The Jerusalem Post report more than 130 arrests, the BBC, Channels TV and The Guardian report more than 300 or 325, and Ukrainska Pravda reports more than 130. The protest took place outside the US embassy in London and follows the group's designation as a terrorist organisation.

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British police arrested people at a London protest supporting the banned group Palestine Action, with reported figures ranging from dozens to 325 depending on the outlet. Sky News and The Jerusalem Post report more than 130 arrests, the BBC, Channels TV and The Guardian report more than 300 or 325, and Ukrainska Pravda reports more than 130. The protest took place outside the US embassy in London and follows the group's designation as a terrorist organisation.

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British police arrested people at a London protest supporting the banned group Palestine Action, with reported figures ranging from dozens to 325 depending on the outlet. Sky News and The Jerusalem Post report more than 130 arrests, the BBC, Channels TV and The Guardian report more than 300 or 325, and Ukrainska Pravda reports more than 130. The protest took place outside the US embassy in London and follows the group's designation as a terrorist organisation.

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British police arrested people at a London protest supporting the banned group Palestine Action, with reported figures ranging from dozens to 325 depending on the outlet. Sky News and The Jerusalem Post report more than 130 arrests, the BBC, Channels TV and The Guardian report more than 300 or 325, and Ukrainska Pravda reports more than 130. The protest took place outside the US embassy in London and follows the group's designation as a terrorist organisation.

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British police arrested people at a London protest supporting the banned group Palestine Action, with reported figures ranging from dozens to 325 depending on the outlet. Sky News and The Jerusalem Post report more than 130 arrests, the BBC, Channels TV and The Guardian report more than 300 or 325, and Ukrainska Pravda reports more than 130. The protest took place outside the US embassy in London and follows the group's designation as a terrorist organisation.

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Several outlets report protests outside the US Embassy in London against the ban on Palestine Action, with arrests according to the headlines. Arrest figures differ across headlines: Al Jazeera reports 48, The Hindu 139, The Jerusalem Post over 130, and Channels TV 325. The Guardian and Sky News describe crowds of more than 100 and dozens of people, while The Times of Israel reports dozens of arrests.

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British police arrested people at a London protest supporting the banned group Palestine Action, with reported figures ranging from dozens to 325 depending on the outlet. Sky News and The Jerusalem Post report more than 130 arrests, the BBC, Channels TV and The Guardian report more than 300 or 325, and Ukrainska Pravda reports more than 130. The protest took place outside the US embassy in London and follows the group's designation as a terrorist organisation.

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British police arrested people at a London protest supporting the banned group Palestine Action, with reported figures ranging from dozens to 325 depending on the outlet. Sky News and The Jerusalem Post report more than 130 arrests, the BBC, Channels TV and The Guardian report more than 300 or 325, and Ukrainska Pravda reports more than 130. The protest took place outside the US embassy in London and follows the group's designation as a terrorist organisation.

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British police arrested people at a London protest supporting the banned group Palestine Action, with reported figures ranging from dozens to 325 depending on the outlet. Sky News and The Jerusalem Post report more than 130 arrests, the BBC, Channels TV and The Guardian report more than 300 or 325, and Ukrainska Pravda reports more than 130. The protest took place outside the US embassy in London and follows the group's designation as a terrorist organisation.

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Several outlets report protests outside the US Embassy in London against the ban on Palestine Action, with arrests according to the headlines. Arrest figures differ across headlines: Al Jazeera reports 48, The Hindu 139, The Jerusalem Post over 130, and Channels TV 325. The Guardian and Sky News describe crowds of more than 100 and dozens of people, while The Times of Israel reports dozens of arrests.

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Several outlets report protests outside the US Embassy in London against the ban on Palestine Action, with arrests according to the headlines. Arrest figures differ across headlines: Al Jazeera reports 48, The Hindu 139, The Jerusalem Post over 130, and Channels TV 325. The Guardian and Sky News describe crowds of more than 100 and dozens of people, while The Times of Israel reports dozens of arrests.

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London police arrested dozens of people at a protest supporting the banned group Palestine Action in the United Kingdom. Al Jazeera gives 48 arrests, The Times of Israel says dozens, and Channels TV reports 325 people arrested.

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Several outlets report protests outside the US Embassy in London against the ban on Palestine Action, with arrests according to the headlines. Arrest figures differ across headlines: Al Jazeera reports 48, The Hindu 139, The Jerusalem Post over 130, and Channels TV 325. The Guardian and Sky News describe crowds of more than 100 and dozens of people, while The Times of Israel reports dozens of arrests.

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Hundreds protested outside the US Embassy in London against the ban on Palestine Action, according to The Guardian and Al Jazeera. UK police arrested dozens, 48 according to Al Jazeera, for expressing support for the group; Sky News and The Times of Israel also report arrests. Police had warned beforehand that arrests could follow, according to The Jerusalem Post. TASS describes the event as a protest by Palestine Action supporters, without mentioning arrests.

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Election results in Israel give Netanyahu's bloc first place but without a majority, according to several outlets. Fox News points to three possible paths toward forming a new government. Al Jazeera reports that Netanyahu is attacking Palestinian-Israeli parties after falling short of a majority.

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Former U.S. officials who resigned over Gaza urge 2028 presidential hopefuls not to hire people who backed the war, according to The National. Haaretz reports that former Biden administration officials urge 2028 candidates to avoid staff who enabled the Gaza war. Al Jazeera writes that the former officials call on 2028 candidates to denounce Biden's Gaza policy.

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Former U.S. officials who resigned over Gaza urge 2028 presidential hopefuls not to hire people who backed the war, according to The National. Haaretz reports that former Biden administration officials urge 2028 candidates to avoid staff who enabled the Gaza war. Al Jazeera writes that the former officials call on 2028 candidates to denounce Biden's Gaza policy.

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Former U.S. officials who resigned over Gaza urge 2028 presidential hopefuls not to hire people who backed the war, according to The National. Haaretz reports that former Biden administration officials urge 2028 candidates to avoid staff who enabled the Gaza war. Al Jazeera writes that the former officials call on 2028 candidates to denounce Biden's Gaza policy.

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According to the UN inquiry, Israel continued committing genocide in Gaza after the ceasefire, as reported by ABC News, Mail & Guardian, South China Morning Post and Dawn. Tehran Times adds that the report also confirms torture and rape in the West Bank, while The Wire focuses on US and Israeli criticism of the report.

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The Mail & Guardian reports that a UN inquiry finds Israel continued the genocide in Gaza after the ceasefire. The South China Morning Post, Dawn and Tehran Times all attribute to the UN inquiry the finding that Israel kept up the genocide in Gaza after the October 2025 truce. Tehran Times adds that the inquiry also confirms torture and rape in the West Bank.

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The Mail & Guardian reports that a UN inquiry finds Israel continued the genocide in Gaza after the ceasefire. The South China Morning Post, Dawn and Tehran Times all attribute to the UN inquiry the finding that Israel kept up the genocide in Gaza after the October 2025 truce. Tehran Times adds that the inquiry also confirms torture and rape in the West Bank.

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The Mail & Guardian reports that a UN inquiry finds Israel continued the genocide in Gaza after the ceasefire. The South China Morning Post, Dawn and Tehran Times all attribute to the UN inquiry the finding that Israel kept up the genocide in Gaza after the October 2025 truce. Tehran Times adds that the inquiry also confirms torture and rape in the West Bank.

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A BBC headline asks what Israel's election means for Gaza and the wider world, without giving an answer. Al Jazeera, citing Khouri, says a strong Israel-Arab bloc result does not mean Israel has changed. A CBC headline asks what election denial going mainstream in the U.S. means for the midterms, a topic that differs from the Israeli election.

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The UN has raised concerns that an Israeli operation in Hebron, in the West Bank, may amount to ethnic cleansing. CGTN reports that the operation has displaced more than 2,600 people. The Express Tribune describes thousands displaced as the Israeli army continues its offensive.

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Al Jazeera reports that Israel is expanding expulsions in the occupied West Bank to consolidate its control. UN-commissioned experts state, according to Haaretz, that Israel is committing crimes against humanity in the West Bank. A US senator calls for accountability over the killing of nine Americans in the occupied West Bank, which The Express Tribune attributes to Israel.

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The Mail & Guardian reports that a UN inquiry finds Israel continued the genocide in Gaza after the ceasefire. The South China Morning Post, Dawn and Tehran Times all attribute to the UN inquiry the finding that Israel kept up the genocide in Gaza after the October 2025 truce. Tehran Times adds that the inquiry also confirms torture and rape in the West Bank.

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According to the UN inquiry, Israel continued committing genocide in Gaza after the ceasefire, as reported by ABC News, Mail & Guardian, South China Morning Post and Dawn. Tehran Times adds that the report also confirms torture and rape in the West Bank, while The Wire focuses on US and Israeli criticism of the report.

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