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Several newspapers from different countries report that the UN World Food Programme has reduced or cut food aid in Gaza because of a funding shortfall. According to the headlines, the cuts affect about 500,000 people, a figure given by The Jerusalem Post and The Guardian. Dawn and Dhaka Tribune add that the agency warns the needs continue.

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Several newspapers from different countries report that the UN World Food Programme has reduced or cut food aid in Gaza because of a funding shortfall. According to the headlines, the cuts affect about 500,000 people, a figure given by The Jerusalem Post and The Guardian. Dawn and Dhaka Tribune add that the agency warns the needs continue.

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Israeli police said about 10 suspects were arrested over settler attacks in the West Bank on a journalist and EU diplomats. The New York Times highlights that U.S. officials condemned the attacks, while Netanyahu cast doubt on them.

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Israeli police said they had arrested ten suspects over settler attacks in the West Bank on a journalist and diplomats. U.S. officials condemned the attacks, while Prime Minister Netanyahu cast doubt on them.

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Israeli police announced the arrest of about ten suspects linked to settler attacks in the West Bank on a U.S. photojournalist and European diplomats. The Times of Israel and the BBC report ten detainees, while The Hindu cites eight suspects; Egypt Independent places U.S. pressure as context for the arrests. The New York Times focuses on condemnations from U.S. officials, while Prime Minister Netanyahu casts doubt on the attacks.

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Several newspapers from different countries report that the UN World Food Programme has reduced or cut food aid in Gaza because of a funding shortfall. According to the headlines, the cuts affect about 500,000 people, a figure given by The Jerusalem Post and The Guardian. Dawn and Dhaka Tribune add that the agency warns the needs continue.

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Several newspapers from different countries report that the UN World Food Programme has reduced or cut food aid in Gaza because of a funding shortfall. According to the headlines, the cuts affect about 500,000 people, a figure given by The Jerusalem Post and The Guardian. Dawn and Dhaka Tribune add that the agency warns the needs continue.

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Israeli settlers reportedly attacked European diplomats in the West Bank, with one headline describing a French mayor among those beaten. Belgium says the attacks also targeted Palestinians, according to one report. One headline reports arrests linked to the attacks, including on a US photojournalist.

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Israeli settlers reportedly attacked European diplomats in the West Bank, with one headline describing a French mayor among those beaten. Belgium says the attacks also targeted Palestinians, according to one report. One headline reports arrests linked to the attacks, including on a US photojournalist.

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The European Union condemned a settler attack on a diplomatic delegation in the West Bank and demanded accountability [1, 2, 3]. Sky News and The Hindu report that Israeli police have made arrests, with The Hindu citing eight suspects [5, 6]. The Guardian highlights that the US ambassador to Israel denounced the attack on a US photojournalist [4].

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The European Union condemned a settler attack on a diplomatic delegation in the West Bank and demanded accountability [1, 2, 3]. Sky News and The Hindu report that Israeli police have made arrests, with The Hindu citing eight suspects [5, 6]. The Guardian highlights that the US ambassador to Israel denounced the attack on a US photojournalist [4].

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The European Union condemned a settler attack on a diplomatic delegation in the West Bank and demanded accountability [1, 2, 3]. Sky News and The Hindu report that Israeli police have made arrests, with The Hindu citing eight suspects [5, 6]. The Guardian highlights that the US ambassador to Israel denounced the attack on a US photojournalist [4].

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The European Union condemned a settler attack on a diplomatic delegation in the West Bank and demanded accountability [1, 2, 3]. Sky News and The Hindu report that Israeli police have made arrests, with The Hindu citing eight suspects [5, 6]. The Guardian highlights that the US ambassador to Israel denounced the attack on a US photojournalist [4].

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Israeli settlers attacked a European diplomatic delegation in the West Bank, according to several headlines, which also mention a French mayor being assaulted. One headline adds that the settlers also attacked Palestinians and a Washington Post photojournalist in the same area.

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Several outlets report a settler attack in the West Bank on diplomats, which the EU condemned and called for accountability over. Other headlines focus on an attack on a photographer, with the Washington Post's CEO calling for an investigation and the US ambassador to Israel denouncing it.

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Israeli settlers attacked a group of European diplomats in the occupied West Bank, according to headlines from several outlets in different countries. One headline says the attack also beat a French mayor, and another reports that Palestinians were also attacked, according to Belgium.

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European diplomats were attacked by masked Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank during the olive harvest, according to several headlines. Several headlines also report that a French mayor was beaten in the same incident. Sky News reports that Belgium confirmed the attack, while The Jerusalem Post reports that the IDF is expected to reinforce its presence in the West Bank.

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British police assessed a post supporting Palestine Action by the wife of a prime minister's adviser, according to Sky News. Later, The Guardian, BBC News and The Times of Israel report that no action will be taken over the post, police say.

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British police assessed a post supporting Palestine Action by the wife of a prime minister's adviser, according to Sky News. Later, The Guardian, BBC News and The Times of Israel report that no action will be taken over the post, police say.

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Israeli settlers attacked a European diplomatic delegation in the West Bank, according to several headlines, which also mention a French mayor being assaulted. One headline adds that the settlers also attacked Palestinians and a Washington Post photojournalist in the same area.

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British police assessed a post supporting Palestine Action by the wife of a prime minister's adviser, according to Sky News. Later, The Guardian, BBC News and The Times of Israel report that no action will be taken over the post, police say.

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European diplomats were attacked by masked Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank during the olive harvest, according to several headlines. Several headlines also report that a French mayor was beaten in the same incident. Sky News reports that Belgium confirmed the attack, while The Jerusalem Post reports that the IDF is expected to reinforce its presence in the West Bank.

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European diplomats were attacked by masked Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank during the olive harvest, according to several headlines. Several headlines also report that a French mayor was beaten in the same incident. Sky News reports that Belgium confirmed the attack, while The Jerusalem Post reports that the IDF is expected to reinforce its presence in the West Bank.

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European diplomats were attacked by masked Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank during the olive harvest, according to several headlines. Several headlines also report that a French mayor was beaten in the same incident. Sky News reports that Belgium confirmed the attack, while The Jerusalem Post reports that the IDF is expected to reinforce its presence in the West Bank.

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European diplomats were attacked by masked Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank during the olive harvest, according to several headlines. Several headlines also report that a French mayor was beaten in the same incident. Sky News reports that Belgium confirmed the attack, while The Jerusalem Post reports that the IDF is expected to reinforce its presence in the West Bank.

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European diplomats were attacked by masked Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank during the olive harvest, according to several headlines. Several headlines also report that a French mayor was beaten in the same incident. Sky News reports that Belgium confirmed the attack, while The Jerusalem Post reports that the IDF is expected to reinforce its presence in the West Bank.

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Israeli settlers attacked a European diplomatic delegation in the West Bank, according to several headlines, which also mention a French mayor being assaulted. One headline adds that the settlers also attacked Palestinians and a Washington Post photojournalist in the same area.

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European diplomats were attacked by masked Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank during the olive harvest, according to several headlines. Several headlines also report that a French mayor was beaten in the same incident. Sky News reports that Belgium confirmed the attack, while The Jerusalem Post reports that the IDF is expected to reinforce its presence in the West Bank.

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Israeli settlers attacked a European diplomatic delegation in the West Bank, according to several headlines, which also mention a French mayor being assaulted. One headline adds that the settlers also attacked Palestinians and a Washington Post photojournalist in the same area.

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Israeli settlers attacked a European diplomatic delegation in the West Bank, according to several headlines, which also mention a French mayor being assaulted. One headline adds that the settlers also attacked Palestinians and a Washington Post photojournalist in the same area.

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European diplomats were attacked by masked Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank during the olive harvest, according to several headlines. Several headlines also report that a French mayor was beaten in the same incident. Sky News reports that Belgium confirmed the attack, while The Jerusalem Post reports that the IDF is expected to reinforce its presence in the West Bank.

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Several outlets from different countries report that masked Israeli settlers attacked a European diplomatic delegation in the occupied West Bank. Some headlines add that the attack included assaulting a French mayor, as reported by the South China Morning Post, Sky News, The Daily Star and Dawn. Sky News reports that Belgium confirmed the attack, while The Times of Israel reports that Prime Minister Netanyahu says there is no «compelling evidence» that settlers attacked the European diplomats. The Haaretz and The Jerusalem Post headlines also link the attack to Palestinian olive harvesters, while the other headlines do not mention this.

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European diplomats were attacked by masked Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank during the olive harvest, according to several headlines. Several headlines also report that a French mayor was beaten in the same incident. Sky News reports that Belgium confirmed the attack, while The Jerusalem Post reports that the IDF is expected to reinforce its presence in the West Bank.

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European diplomats were attacked by masked Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank during the olive harvest, according to several headlines. Several headlines also report that a French mayor was beaten in the same incident. Sky News reports that Belgium confirmed the attack, while The Jerusalem Post reports that the IDF is expected to reinforce its presence in the West Bank.

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British police assessed a post supporting Palestine Action by the wife of a prime minister's adviser, according to Sky News. Later, The Guardian, BBC News and The Times of Israel report that no action will be taken over the post, police say.

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Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians during the olive harvest in the West Bank, and several headlines also report an injured US journalist or photographer. Dawn, The Express Tribune and The Hindu focus mainly on an attack on a US photographer, with The Hindu also mentioning burned olive trees. Haaretz reports an attack on a European diplomatic delegation, which the other headlines do not mention.

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Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians during the olive harvest in the West Bank, and several headlines also report an injured US journalist or photographer. Dawn, The Express Tribune and The Hindu focus mainly on an attack on a US photographer, with The Hindu also mentioning burned olive trees. Haaretz reports an attack on a European diplomatic delegation, which the other headlines do not mention.

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UK police are assessing a post supporting Palestine Action made by the wife of a national security adviser. The Guardian reports that the adviser is under pressure over his wife's comment on supporting Palestine Action. The Times of Israel describes the post as coming from the wife of one of Burnham's top security aides.

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UK police are assessing a post supporting Palestine Action made by the wife of a national security adviser. The Guardian reports that the adviser is under pressure over his wife's comment on supporting Palestine Action. The Times of Israel describes the post as coming from the wife of one of Burnham's top security aides.

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Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians during the olive harvest in the West Bank, and several headlines also report an injured US journalist or photographer. Dawn, The Express Tribune and The Hindu focus mainly on an attack on a US photographer, with The Hindu also mentioning burned olive trees. Haaretz reports an attack on a European diplomatic delegation, which the other headlines do not mention.

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UK police are assessing a post supporting Palestine Action made by the wife of a national security adviser. The Guardian reports that the adviser is under pressure over his wife's comment on supporting Palestine Action. The Times of Israel describes the post as coming from the wife of one of Burnham's top security aides.

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Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians during the olive harvest in the West Bank, and several headlines also report an injured US journalist or photographer. Dawn, The Express Tribune and The Hindu focus mainly on an attack on a US photographer, with The Hindu also mentioning burned olive trees. Haaretz reports an attack on a European diplomatic delegation, which the other headlines do not mention.

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Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians during the olive harvest in the West Bank, and several headlines also report an injured US journalist or photographer. Dawn, The Express Tribune and The Hindu focus mainly on an attack on a US photographer, with The Hindu also mentioning burned olive trees. Haaretz reports an attack on a European diplomatic delegation, which the other headlines do not mention.

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UK police are assessing a post supporting Palestine Action made by the wife of a national security adviser. The Guardian reports that the adviser is under pressure over his wife's comment on supporting Palestine Action. The Times of Israel describes the post as coming from the wife of one of Burnham's top security aides.

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Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians during the olive harvest in the West Bank, and several headlines also report an injured US journalist or photographer. Dawn, The Express Tribune and The Hindu focus mainly on an attack on a US photographer, with The Hindu also mentioning burned olive trees. Haaretz reports an attack on a European diplomatic delegation, which the other headlines do not mention.

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Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians during the olive harvest in the West Bank, and several headlines also report an injured US journalist or photographer. Dawn, The Express Tribune and The Hindu focus mainly on an attack on a US photographer, with The Hindu also mentioning burned olive trees. Haaretz reports an attack on a European diplomatic delegation, which the other headlines do not mention.

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Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians during the olive harvest in the West Bank, and several headlines also report an injured US journalist or photographer. Dawn, The Express Tribune and The Hindu focus mainly on an attack on a US photographer, with The Hindu also mentioning burned olive trees. Haaretz reports an attack on a European diplomatic delegation, which the other headlines do not mention.

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Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians during the olive harvest in the West Bank, and several headlines also report an injured US journalist or photographer. Dawn, The Express Tribune and The Hindu focus mainly on an attack on a US photographer, with The Hindu also mentioning burned olive trees. Haaretz reports an attack on a European diplomatic delegation, which the other headlines do not mention.

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Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian olive harvesters in the West Bank, and a North American journalist or photojournalist was injured. Several headlines identify the US journalist as working for the Washington Post, while others describe only a US photographer or journalist. Haaretz reports an attack by masked settlers on a European diplomatic delegation and Palestinian olive harvesters, without mentioning journalists.

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Several outlets report Israeli settler attacks on Palestinians and journalists during the West Bank olive harvest. Headlines describe a US journalist beaten or injured; some name the Washington Post, while others refer to a photographer or photojournalist. Haaretz reports six people wounded among Palestinians and multiple attacks on olive harvesters. The Express Tribune mentions public outrage after the attack, and The Hindu highlights olive trees being burned.

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Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians and a US journalist in West Bank assaults, according to several outlets. The attacks were linked to the olive harvest, per headlines from BBC News, PBS NewsHour, CBS News and MyJoyOnline. The Times of Israel highlights the journalist's account of being repeatedly beaten.

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Sally Rooney's British publisher has stopped selling her books in the UK, according to five headlines from five different outlets. The move is tied to the author's support for Palestine Action, a group banned in the UK, according to CBS News, Express Tribune, NPR and ABC News. The Times of Israel frames the decision as a halt to sales of an author it describes as anti-Israel, rather than a withdrawal tied to the group.

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Several outlets report Israeli settler attacks on Palestinians and journalists during the West Bank olive harvest. Headlines describe a US journalist beaten or injured; some name the Washington Post, while others refer to a photographer or photojournalist. Haaretz reports six people wounded among Palestinians and multiple attacks on olive harvesters. The Express Tribune mentions public outrage after the attack, and The Hindu highlights olive trees being burned.

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Several outlets report that Israeli settlers attacked olive pickers in the West Bank, setting vehicles on fire and causing injuries. According to the headlines, among those hurt was a Washington Post journalist or photographer, named by The Guardian, Dawn, The Hindu and The New York Times. The Express Tribune calls the attackers "Israeli occupiers", while the other outlets speak of Israeli settlers.

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Sally Rooney's British publisher has stopped selling her books in the UK, according to five headlines from five different outlets. The move is tied to the author's support for Palestine Action, a group banned in the UK, according to CBS News, Express Tribune, NPR and ABC News. The Times of Israel frames the decision as a halt to sales of an author it describes as anti-Israel, rather than a withdrawal tied to the group.

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Sally Rooney's British publisher has stopped selling her books in the UK, according to five headlines from five different outlets. The move is tied to the author's support for Palestine Action, a group banned in the UK, according to CBS News, Express Tribune, NPR and ABC News. The Times of Israel frames the decision as a halt to sales of an author it describes as anti-Israel, rather than a withdrawal tied to the group.

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Sally Rooney's British publisher has stopped selling her books in the UK, according to five headlines from five different outlets. The move is tied to the author's support for Palestine Action, a group banned in the UK, according to CBS News, Express Tribune, NPR and ABC News. The Times of Israel frames the decision as a halt to sales of an author it describes as anti-Israel, rather than a withdrawal tied to the group.

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Sally Rooney's books have been pulled from UK shelves after the author expressed support for Palestine Action, a group banned in the country. The Guardian defends the author's stance on Palestine, while The Times of Israel describes her as anti-Israel and asks why her UK publisher halted sales.

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Several outlets from several countries report that Sally Rooney's books have been pulled from UK shelves or retailers over her support for Palestine Action. The Guardian, based in the UK, instead highlights Rooney's stance on Palestine, which it calls brave and humane. The Times of Israel asks why her UK publisher halted sales and describes her as an anti-Israel author.

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Several outlets from several countries report that Sally Rooney's books have been pulled from UK shelves or retailers over her support for Palestine Action. The Guardian, based in the UK, instead highlights Rooney's stance on Palestine, which it calls brave and humane. The Times of Israel asks why her UK publisher halted sales and describes her as an anti-Israel author.

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Sally Rooney's books are no longer sold in the UK because of her support for Palestine Action, a group banned in the country, according to several headlines. The Guardian published a piece praising the author's stance on Palestine as brave and humane. The Times of Israel describes the author as anti-Israel and asks why her UK publisher halted sales.

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Sally Rooney's books are reportedly no longer sold in the UK, according to headlines from The Daily Star, Haaretz, Geo News, Dhaka Tribune, CBS News and The Express Tribune, over her support for the banned group Palestine Action. The Guardian takes a different angle, calling Rooney's stance on Palestine brave and humane, and does not mention the withdrawal of her books.

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Several outlets from different countries report that Sally Rooney's books have been pulled from UK shelves over her support for Palestine Action. ABC News links her support for Palestine Action to a departure from the UK. The Guardian runs a piece arguing in favour of Sally Rooney's stance on Palestine.

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Several outlets report that Sally Rooney's books are being pulled from sale or distribution in the United Kingdom. According to the headlines, the move is linked to the author's support for a pro-Palestinian group.

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Sally Rooney's books are no longer sold in the UK after she expressed support for Palestine Action, a group banned in the country. Some headlines say the withdrawal was decided by the publisher or retailers rather than by the author herself. A Guardian piece defends Rooney's stance on Palestine, while the other headlines only report the decision.

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