Ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, Biden's request for longer pause; controversies over Gal Gadot's screening and footage of Hamas attacks; Senator Joe Manchin's announcement; recent attacks on U.S. forces; Hollywood strike end; Donald Trump's appearance on primary ballot; lawsuit against Trump's candidacy.
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The Israeli Prime Minister's office refuted the claim of daily humanitarian pauses in the attack against Hamas, stating that there will be no ceasefire without the release of hostages.
A screening in Los Angeles organized by Gal Gadot showcasing footage of Hamas attacks sparked street brawls between pro-Palestinian and pro-Israel demonstrators, leading to detentions and accusations of supporting genocide against Gadot.
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Israel refutes claim of daily humanitarian pauses in attacks against Hamas
After the White House announced that Israel would implement daily four-hour humanitarian pauses in its attack against Hamas, the Israeli Prime Minister's office refuted the claim, stating that there will be no ceasefire without the release of hostages. The Biden administration has been pressuring Israel to implement longer pauses, with President Biden expressing frustration that the pauses were not longer.
Footage of Hamas atrocities sparks street brawls between pro-Palestinian and pro-Israel demonstrators
A screening in Los Angeles, organized by Israeli actress Gal Gadot, showing footage of Hamas terrorist attacks on October 7, sparked street brawls between pro-Palestinian and pro-Israel demonstrators. Videos on social media captured clashes between the two groups, resulting in detentions. The screening faced controversy and social media threats, with accusations of supporting genocide against Gadot.
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Ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, Biden's request for a longer pause, and controversial screening organized by Gal Gadot