‘No greater partner than Trump’: Netanyahu defends Iran war as delegates walk out at UNGA
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a sharp and confrontational speech at the United Nations, directing strong criticism at the United Kingdom, France, and Turkey. During the address, Netanyahu held up a pager device resembling those that Israeli intelligence allegedly rigged with explosives. The devices were reportedly shipped to operatives of Hezbollah, the Iran-backed Lebanese militant group, as part of a covert operation. The dramatic display underscored Israel's ongoing conflict with Hezbollah and its broader regional tensions.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took the stage at the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday, prompting a walkout by dozens of delegates. The protest occurred as Netanyahu began delivering his speech to the gathering of world leaders. Delegates chose to leave the hall rather than remain present during his address. The walkout reflects ongoing diplomatic tensions surrounding Israel at the international forum.

Dubuque Rescue Mission in Iowa is shutting down its thrift store to repurpose the space as a 46-bed emergency shelter for men. The move comes in response to growing homelessness and increasing demand for shelter services in the city. The conversion will also help free up additional space for women and children, in partnership with local organization Opening Doors. Donated goods that would have gone to the thrift store will be redirected to another store or partner organizations focused on women's needs.
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