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Ishita Agarwal

Ishita Agarwal

Ishita Agarwal is currently pursuing a degree in english and economics from Delhi University. She is an avid reader with a knack of reading and researching, with a passion for journalism.

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Ishin Party calls for Hyogo Governor’s resignation amid rising political tensions

The Ishin Party, a prominent political force known for its reformist stance, has leveled serious allegations against Nakagawa, accusing him of mismanagement and failure to address critical issues affecting the prefecture. The party's leadership argues that Nakagawa's actions—or lack thereof—have undermined public trust and jeopardized the effective governance of Hyogo. They are calling for his immediate resignation as a necessary step to restore accountability and transparency in the administration.

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Northern Israel residential building hit in cross-border fire from Lebanon

According to Israeli military sources, the attack originated from across the border in Lebanon, where unidentified assailants launched rockets or artillery shells towards northern Israel. The incoming fire struck a residential building in a small community, causing substantial damage and triggering a fire that engulfed the structure. Fortunately, initial reports indicate that the building was largely empty at the time of the attack, and there have been no reported casualties. However, the incident has caused considerable damage and disruption to the local community.

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Protests erupt in Israel following Hamas attack on hostages

The attack, which occurred over the weekend, saw Hamas fighters target a convoy carrying hostages captured earlier in the week. The brutal assault, marked by a series of coordinated strikes, led to the tragic loss of life and heightened fears about the security situation in the region. The victims, who were held by Hamas for several days, were executed in what has been described as a deliberate act of terrorism intended to provoke and destabilize.

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Jordan’s landmark pedestrian crossing reopened after deadly terror attack

The pedestrian crossing, which had been temporarily shut down in the wake of the attack, symbolizes not just a physical passage but also the spirit of endurance and unity among Jordanians. The incident, which occurred several weeks ago, involved a coordinated assault that claimed numerous lives and left many injured. The attack, attributed to extremist elements, targeted both civilians and security forces, sending shockwaves throughout the country and beyond.

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Heatwave intensifies across Japan: western regions brace for extreme temperatures amid ongoing typhoon season

Meteorologists warn that residents in affected areas should prepare for exceptionally hot days, especially in Western Japan. The ongoing heatwave poses significant risks of heatstroke, and it is crucial for individuals to take preventive measures to protect themselves and others. Recommendations include staying hydrated, avoiding prolonged exposure to the sun, and seeking cooler environments whenever possible.

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Yoshimasa Hayashi proposes review of Health Insurance Card integration into My Number System amid concerns

In a statement following a hospital visit in Tokyo’s Shibuya Ward, Hayashi acknowledged the public’s apprehensions regarding the integration process. The current plan calls for phasing out existing health insurance cards and consolidating their functions into the My Number Card by December. However, Hayashi emphasized the need to address these concerns proactively to ensure a seamless transition.

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Amir Tibon’s The Gates of Gaza: an eyewitness account of Kibbutz Nahal Oz’s tragedy and Israeli leadership failures

In the aftermath of the October 7 attack, where Hamas militants targeted his kibbutz, Tibon and his family found themselves in a desperate situation, barricaded in a safe room while their neighbors were killed or abducted. This personal ordeal, coupled with his family's dramatic escape facilitated by his parents—Gali and Noam Tibon, a retired Israeli major general—has become emblematic of the broader tragedy, which saw over 1,200 Israelis killed and 251 taken hostage.

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Family of American killed by IDF at West Bank protest demands independent investigation

According to eyewitness accounts and local reports, Roberts was participating in a peaceful protest when the situation escalated. Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) troops, who were stationed at the checkpoint, were allegedly responding to what they described as a violent disturbance. The circumstances of the shooting remain unclear, with conflicting reports emerging from various sources. While some accounts suggest that Roberts was accidentally caught in the crossfire, others claim that he was targeted deliberately.

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US and UK intelligence chiefs intensify efforts for ceasefire amid escalating Israel-Gaza conflict

The latest updates from the conflict zone reveal an intensification of hostilities, with frequent exchanges of rocket fire and airstrikes contributing to mounting casualties and widespread destruction. In response to the escalating crisis, US and UK intelligence chiefs have stepped up their involvement, deploying a combination of diplomatic pressure and strategic intelligence to seek a halt to the violence.

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