Al-Qaida's Yemen branch says leader Khalid al-Batarfi dead in unclear circumstances
The leader of Yemen's branch of al-Qaida is dead, the militant group announced late Sunday, without giving details.
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'Euphoria' Actor Says She Hasn't Paid Rent For 6 Months Amid Season 3 Delay
“Euphoria” may have garnered Nika King and her castmates critical praise and some awards season love, but the actor is feeling the financial squeeze more than two years after the HBO series’ second season aired.
Punjab LoP Partap Singh Bajwa leads protest outside Assembly against CM Bhagwant Mann| WATCH
Punjab Leader of Opposition Partap Singh Bajwa and other Congress leaders on Tuesday staged a protest outside the Assembly against Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann.
U.S. completes first aid airdrop in Gaza, West Coast hit with dangerous winter storm: Weekend Rundown
Hamas officials arrived in Cairo on Sunday for talks on a cease-fire and hostage deal, the framework for which Israel “more or less” agreed to in Paris in late February. Israel is not sending a high-level delegation to Cairo talks, one Israeli official told NBC News, but is increasingly optimistic a deal can be reached by the start of Ramadan on March 10. Any pause in fighting could also allow more aid into Gaza, amid warnings
Israel-Hamas war live updates: Hamas officials arrive in Egypt as cease-fire talks advance
What we knowHamas officials arrived in Cairo today for talks on a cease-fire and hostage deal, the frameowrk for which Israel agreed to in Paris in late February. An Israeli official told NBC News that there was intense U.S. pressure on all sides to reach an agreement by the start of Ramadan, on March 10. Israel has essentially accepted the proposed framework of a Gaza cease-fire if Hamas agrees to release sick, elderly and women hostages, according to a U.S. senior administration official yesterday. The current deal would be more complicated than the earlier cease-fire due to its length, but the six-week deal “has the potential to extend from there.” The U.S. completed its first airdrop of humanitarian aid into Gaza yesterday, delivering 66 pallets of food containing 38,000 meals. The Israeli military welcomed the drop, saying it “makes the fighting possible.” Aid organizations criticized the tactic as “absolutely incomprehensible” and “completely insufficient” for the needs of 2.2 million Gazans, many of whom are facing starvation. Rescuers continue to recover bodies from Nabulsi roundabout in Gaza City, where more than 100 people were killed after Israeli forces opened fire on a crowd of Palestinians hoping to get food. The IDF has confirmed and denied shooting into the crowd, and blamed most of the deaths on a stampede. Aid agencies and health workers said “a large number” of the dead and injured from the aid convoy violence had gunshot wounds. Gaza death toll has passsed 30,400, according to the Health Ministry there, amid surging fears of starvation in the north of the territory. More than 70,300 have been injured, and thousands more are missing and presumed dead. Israeli military officials said at least 242
French president raised the prospect of Western troops in Ukraine. What was he thinking?
French President Emmanuel Macron appeared isolated on the European stage this week after saying the possibility of Western troops being sent to Ukraine could not be ruled out, a comment that prompted an outcry from other leaders.
Biden says Israel ready for Ramadan cease-fire, Hamas noncommittal
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