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Cambridge’s youngest black professor found dead at 41

Jason Arday, who made history as Cambridge University’s youngest black professor, has been found dead at his home aged just 41. The acclaimed academic had recently been thrust into the spotlight following allegations of academic misconduct, a controversy that ultimately led to his resignation from his position at the prestigious institution.Arday’s death marks a tragic […]

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Tropical weekend ahead: Expect heatwave and stormy weather in Israel

Israel is bracing for a tropical weekend with a mix of unseasonably warm temperatures and heavy rainfall. The Met Office is forecasting partly cloudy conditions with a slight rise in temperatures, though the most significant weather will arrive from midday onwards. Localised rain showers are expected to develop, with forecasters warning of potential thunderstorms and

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South Korea bans dog meat as elderly diners face loss of traditional dish

South Korea is poised to introduce a sweeping ban on the sale of dog meat, marking a significant cultural shift in a country where the dish has been consumed for generations. The legislation would effectively end the commercial trade in canine meat, which has long been a source of controversy both domestically and internationally, with

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Burst water pipe leaves luxury hotel guests without running water for hours

A major water pipe explosion near the Genesis Hotel in Mitzpe Ramon has left guests and residents in neighbouring homes without water supplies for several hours. The incident, which occurred at the popular desert resort in southern Israel, disrupted basic amenities for those affected. “It’s impossible to brush your teeth, shower or even make a

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Hidden Star of David: one writer’s journey through Jewish identity, antisemitism and belonging

A Star of David tucked away in a pocket at Istanbul airport. A Jewish community being painstakingly rebuilt in Moldova. These two moments bookend a deeply personal exploration of what it means to be Jewish in today’s Europe—and when, exactly, to hide or proclaim that identity. Josh Aronson’s reflections begin with a jarring encounter at

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Police volunteers rescue teenager injured in river accident

Israeli police volunteers from the Golan rescue unit successfully extracted a 14-year-old boy from the Judges River (Nahal Yehudiyya) on Thursday after he sustained a head injury whilst hiking with his family. The teenager slipped whilst walking through the riverbed, prompting an emergency response from the specialist rescue team. Paramedics and medical personnel from the

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New immigrants roll up sleeves for community clean-up drive in Bat Yam

New immigrants to Israel have launched a community clean-up initiative in the coastal city of Bat Yam, demonstrating their commitment to integrating into Israeli society. The scheme, organised by Bat Yam municipality in partnership with the Habayit (Home) organisation, saw volunteers working to improve public spaces and environmental conditions across the city. The effort reflects

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