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On November 18, X user Vivid Prowess posted a query to non-Israeli, non-Jewish followers asking their personal reasons for supporting Israel, paired with an Israeli flag image. The post garnered over 300,000 views, nearly 7,000 likes, and 3,600 replies by Thursday, featuring endorsements from figures like Brianna Wu citing strategic defense against radical ideologies and emotional ties to Jewish humanity. Responses highlighted shared values, democracy, biblical faith, historical duty, and personal stories, alongside sharp critiques amid polarized views on ongoing conflicts.

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What drives non-Israelis and non-Jews to back Israel? Vivid Prowess's viral X question exploded with 300,000 views and thousands of raw replies.

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Yuki Ishikawa led with 22 points, including 21 attacks at 64% efficiency, to guide Japan past Iran 25-19, 25-19, 20-25, 23-25, 15-12 in Volleyball Nations League Week 2. Iran rallied fiercely behind Milad Haghparast's 19 points, nearly pulling off a reverse sweep, but Ran Takahashi and Seita Agawa steadied Japan late. The victory keeps Japan undefeated atop the standings with 16 points, setting up a key matchup against the USA on Sunday.

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Yuki Ishikawa's ace put Japan on match point in the fifth set, sending the Arena d’Orléans crowd into a roar as they clinched another win.

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Haliey Welch, formerly known as 'Hawk Tuah Girl,' appeared live on WFAN's The Carton Show in New York to perform her catchphrase and attempt to break the New York Mets' curse amid their poor performance. The appearance referenced her prior first-pitch ceremony with the Oakland Athletics.

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The group left Dublin on June 18 and arrived early Friday, marking Ireland's fourth such charter flight this year with over 170 removals total at about €17,500 per person. Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan confirmed two had prior criminal convictions, following failed voluntary departures. In South Africa, images of dark-skinned men disembarking sparked online doubts about their nationality, with unverified claims of fraudulent passports circulating, though Irish officials verified them as South African based on documents presented amid local immigration tensions.

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A plane touched down in Johannesburg carrying 42 people from Ireland—nine men, 18 women, and 15 children—who had been living without permission.

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Chelsea have placed a £40 million price tag on their forward Liam Delap amid interest from Everton and Newcastle United for a summer transfer. Delap previously had a £30 million release clause at Ipswich Town and scored two goals in 41 appearances for Chelsea last season.

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Ousmane Dembélé scored his first hat-trick in just over 25-30 minutes with three high-quality goals in a UEFA Champions League match. The goals included no penalties or tap-ins and featured ambidextrous strikes with similar finishing style.

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Aidan O'Brien's filly Precise, ridden by Ryan Moore, won the Coronation Stakes by a length over 12-1 Touleen, with stablemate True Love third. Owned by Coolmore partners, the 8-13 favorite clocked 1:39.58 on good to firm ground for her fourth top-level success. Fans debated close racing on the bend, but stewards cleared the result with no inquiry. O'Brien called it a dream week, topping 100 Royal Ascot winners.

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Precise shook off a slow start and surged clear in the final stretch, giving her connections a thrilling Group 1 victory on Day 4 of Royal Ascot.

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The U.S. Department of Justice announced the deal on March 9, 2026, in New York federal court, requiring Live Nation to divest at least 13 amphitheaters, open Ticketmaster's platform to rivals, stop retaliating against competing venues, and extend its antitrust consent decree by eight years. The agreement includes a $280 million fund for states joining the settlement, though Live Nation admits no wrongdoing, and over 25 states plus D.C. rejected it to continue their claims. Judge Arun Subramanian called the secret talks 'absolute disrespect' to the court, urging holdouts to negotiate amid a case rooted in Live Nation-Ticketmaster's 70-80% control of major concert ticketing, promotion, and venues.

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Fans frustrated by high concert fees got a surprise: the DOJ settled its antitrust case against Live Nation just days into trial, without splitting up the Ticketmaster owner.

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The 22-year-old Northern Ireland international impressed with 38 appearances for Southampton last season after shining on loan at Sheffield Wednesday, where he won player of the year. Leeds manager Daniel Farke sees him as a perfect fit for his high-energy, adaptable system, and sources say the player wants the move to Elland Road. Negotiations continue positively despite the gap in valuation, with Leeds confident a deal can be struck soon to bolster midfield depth after their promotion and 14th-place Premier League finish.

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Leeds United thought they had their first summer signing lined up, but Southampton said no to the £20m opening offer for versatile midfielder Shea Charles.

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In Monday's early iPlayer episode from EastEnders' 'Night That Changes Everything' week, Denise, played by Diane Parish, shares her aggressive blood cancer diagnosis and grim survival odds under 25 percent—worse for Black patients like her. The heartfelt scenes, anchored by grief over her young son Raymond, feature powerhouse performances from Parish and Angela Wynter, drawing praise from fans and critics for their chemistry and impact. The storyline, consulted with Blood Cancer UK, will explore effects on her family through 2026 and 2027, leaving viewers hopeful she can defy the odds as she has past hardships.

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Denise Fox breaks down in tears at the salon, confiding her acute myeloid leukaemia diagnosis to Yolande Trueman in a raw, emotional embrace.

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In Monday's early iPlayer episode from EastEnders' 'Night That Changes Everything' week, Denise, played by Diane Parish, shares her aggressive blood cancer diagnosis and grim survival odds under 25 percent—worse for Black patients like her. The heartfelt scenes, anchored by grief over her young son Raymond, feature powerhouse performances from Parish and Angela Wynter, drawing praise from fans and critics for their chemistry and impact. The storyline, consulted with Blood Cancer UK, will explore effects on her family through 2026 and 2027, leaving viewers hopeful she can defy the odds as she has past hardships.

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Denise Fox breaks down in tears at the salon, confiding her acute myeloid leukaemia diagnosis to Yolande Trueman in a raw, emotional embrace.

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Capcom revealed details and artwork for Yasmine, Season 4's lead DLC fighter arriving August 3, on a quest to find her long-lost brother while blending Eskrima and Silat in fast, weapon-based strikes. Her design features cultural touches like Baybayin script, Philippine Eagle charms, and snake-skin tattoos, set against Manila-inspired streets. Filipino fans celebrate the representation, with players like Francis Albert ready to main her day one, as the roster adds fresh faces including Arjun, Bosch, and Tifa Lockhart.

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Yasmine, the shy high schooler from the Philippines, spins her karambit knife with speed her grandfather taught her—now she's the first Pinoy rep in Street Fighter 6.

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Derry City marked the £1.4 million hybrid pitch upgrade at Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium with a 2-0 victory over Drogheda United in the League of Ireland Premier Division. Dummigan opened the scoring in the 29th minute, and Adam O’Reilly sealed it in stoppage time from Michael Duffy’s assist, thrilling 2,848 fans who praised the 'fantastic' turf installed by World Cup specialists. The win boosted Derry to 29 points from 24 games, keeping their European hopes alive while Drogheda remained on 22 from 22.

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Cameron Dummigan unleashed a thunderous long-range strike into the top corner, knee-sliding across the pristine new surface to ignite the Brandywell crowd.

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The James Joyce Centre organized a week of readings, performances, and walks in Meeting House Square, drawing fans worldwide who shared well-worn copies of Ulysses. The novel follows Bloom, a Jewish everyman facing casual antisemitism, which Joyce satirized through characters like the Citizen. A recent Wall Street Journal op-ed claimed modern Ireland shows worse prejudice than in 1904, but scholars countered that Joyce critiqued bigotry, not endorsed it, highlighting Bloom's warmth amid everyday slurs.

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Crowds in Dublin donned Edwardian costumes to trace Leopold Bloom's steps on June 16, reliving James Joyce's epic day in 1904. The festivities sparked fresh talk about the novel's take on prejudice.

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The James Joyce Centre organized a week of readings, performances, and walks in Meeting House Square, drawing fans worldwide who shared well-worn copies of Ulysses. The novel follows Bloom, a Jewish everyman facing casual antisemitism, which Joyce satirized through characters like the Citizen. A recent Wall Street Journal op-ed claimed modern Ireland shows worse prejudice than in 1904, but scholars countered that Joyce critiqued bigotry, not endorsed it, highlighting Bloom's warmth amid everyday slurs.

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Donegal powered to a 2-20 to 0-16 win over reigning champions Kerry on Saturday, advancing to Round 2A while sending the hosts to the loser's bracket. The match exploded at half-time when referee Sean Hurson blew full-time amid a challenge, sparking a melee where Kerry's Micheal Burns was red-carded for striking Ryan McHugh, who needed a bandage for a gash above his eye. Down a man, Kerry couldn't recover as Shea Malone's late goal sealed the rout, with Michael Langan shining for Donegal. Manager Jim McGuinness faced questions over a shove in the tunnel, defending his players' reaction to the incident.

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A half-time whistle turned into a full brawl in Killarney, with players, subs, and managers piling in after a challenge involving Kerry's David Clifford and Donegal's Peadar Mogan.

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Linfield beat Dungannon Swifts 3-1 in the BetMcLean European Play-Off Final, earning a place in next season's UEFA Conference League first qualifying round. Striker Fitzpatrick scored in the 14th, 64th, and 70th minutes, with Dungannon grabbing a late consolation goal after battling through prior play-offs. The win caps a mixed 2025/26 season where Linfield finished fourth but lifted the League Cup, joining three other Northern Irish clubs in Europe—all full-time pros—for the first time. Fans celebrated the dominant display, though some noted the need for summer transfers ahead of favorable draws and €325,000 in prize money.

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Matthew Fitzpatrick lit up Windsor Park with a clinical hat-trick, firing Linfield past Dungannon Swifts and into Europe's spotlight on Tuesday night.

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The Red Hands overcame Monaghan's 0-6 to 0-1 start with goals from Shea McDermott, captain Conor Devlin, Aodhan Quinn, and substitute Darragh Donaghy, finishing 4-19 to 0-22. Devlin earned man-of-the-match with 1-2, while Peter Colton and Adrian McGurren added 0-4 each in a dominant all-play display. This marks Paul Devlin's sixth Ulster U20 crown for Tyrone, their 18th overall, as they chase an All-Ireland three-peat against the Leinster champions on May 13.

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Tyrone trailed early but unleashed a goal blitz that turned the game on its head, powering to victory at the Box-IT Athletic Grounds in Armagh.

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Ninth-placed Sligo Rovers pulled off a huge 2-1 upset over table-topping Shamrock Rovers on Friday night. Shamrock took an early lead through Sean McHale's own goal, but Jeannot Esua equalized on 66 minutes before sub McHugh's 98th-minute strike from Ryan O’Kane’s pass sealed the win after a Shamrock error. Sligo boss John Russell praised his team's grit, captain Will Fitzgerald made a key tackle, and the result dents Shamrock's title defense while boosting the Bit O'Red.

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In the seventh minute of added time at Tallaght Stadium, Carl McHugh side-footed home a thunderbolt to send Sligo Rovers fans into pandemonium and silence the home crowd.

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