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On June 15, Jerusalem Municipality teams, supported by police, took control of land owned by the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate in Silwan, East Jerusalem, removing structures, trees, and crops while erecting fences. The Patriarchate called it an unlawful seizure based on an expired order, filing a lawsuit that seeks to halt the work and secure damages; a court denied an immediate stop but ordered talks. The move drew condemnations from the World Council of Churches, Palestinian and Jordanian officials, and groups like Peace Now, who see it as part of efforts to expand Israeli control in the Palestinian neighborhood amid fragile property rights.

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Workers rolled in with excavators and dump trucks, clearing olive trees and fencing off a hillside plot next to an ancient monastery. Church leaders watched in disbelief as their registered land vanished behind new gates.

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In the video, the 88-year-old actress stated, 'We can’t have a stable democracy with an unstable climate and we can’t have a stable climate unless we have a democracy.' Conservatives mocked the logic, with Sen. Mike Lee replying that America is a constitutional republic and democracy has no tie to climate change. Many revived her 'Hanoi Jane' nickname from her regretted 1972 North Vietnam trip, while others questioned her expertise. The backlash underscores divides over climate views, government terms, and Fonda's activist history through JanePAC.

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Jane Fonda stood at a Los Angeles Times event, declaring that stable democracy and climate go hand in hand. The 26-second clip quickly drew sharp pushback online.

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The memes use simple color codes: green for must-have core lands, light green for desired areas, yellow for neutral, orange for unlikely, and red for no chance. Polish maps often claim Lviv, Vilnius, and parts of Ukraine or Belarus, while Hungarians eye Transylvania, Slovakia, and Croatia, revisiting losses from the 1920 Treaty of Trianon. Most entries mix history geekery with humor—tongue-in-cheek 'larps' that turn old treaties into fun coloring exercises, though some get snarky about rival claims. Ukrainians and others have joined with their own versions, keeping the lighthearted alternate history vibe alive.

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Imagine grabbing a digital crayon and sketching your country's dream borders after World War I. Users from Poland, Hungary, and neighbors are doing just that with colorful maps full of 'what if' wishes.

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Gerald “Sunny” Okafor, a Nigerian man detained for immigration issues in Japan, died in a detention center following a 4-week hunger strike. He had begged Japanese authorities to send him home, but his requests were refused.

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Jennings' rant hit X on Saturday, gaining over 5,000 likes as fans reignited the GOAT debate. Messi shone with a hat-trick in Argentina's 3-0 win over Algeria on June 16, reaching 16 World Cup goals, while 41-year-old Ronaldo started Portugal's 1-1 draw against Congo without scoring. Supporters traded stats on longevity, assists, and trophies—Ronaldo at 973 goals across clubs, Messi with 914 goals and 414 assists—yet many call both generational peaks.

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talkSPORT's Rory Jennings called a fan a 'pillock' for pitting Ronaldo against Messi, insisting they 'don't play the same sport' amid the World Cup's early drama.

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Alon Ohel, a 24-year-old Israeli-Serbian pianist abducted by Hamas from the Nova music festival on October 7, 2023, performed publicly for the first time since his release in mid-October 2025. The emotional moment at Hostages Square drew cheers from a crowd waving yellow ribbons and Israeli flags, as Ohel played 'Song Without a Name' by Yehudit Ravitz, a melody he tapped during his ordeal. Released as part of a U.S.-brokered ceasefire deal, Ohel's return highlights Israel's efforts to free hostages, though three individuals—Ran Ben-On, Dror Or, and Sudthisak—remain in Gaza.

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After 775 days of captivity, freed pianist Alon Ohel returned to the keys at Tel Aviv's Hostages Square, playing the song that sustained him through Gaza's tunnels.

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The party tabled a Dáil motion urging the government to support the Football Association of Ireland in refusing to play the UEFA Nations League games on September 27 and October 4, while covering any penalties and barring certain Israeli officials. Leader Mary Lou McDonald described Israel's actions as genocide, occupation, and apartheid, insisting a neutral venue for the Dublin match does not suffice. The FAI plans to fulfill the fixtures to avoid relegation risks and Euro 2028 harm, as government ministers argue boycotts hurt Irish football, amid divided public views linking the issue to broader Middle East tensions.

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Sinn Féin leaders stood outside Leinster House in 'Stop the Game' t-shirts, calling for Ireland to boycott upcoming soccer fixtures against Israel over Gaza concerns.

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Born and raised in Lagos, Doherty—a former investment banker and two-time governorship aspirant—picked up the Nigeria Democratic Congress nomination after defecting from ADC in May 2026. He ran in 2019 under AD and placed fourth in 2023 under ADC, now promising safety, business growth, and equity in a race dominated by APC's strong hold. Supporters, including Peter Obi backers, rallied behind him on X, calling for mobilization, while skeptics point to his past results amid Lagos' challenges like traffic and flooding.

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Funso Doherty held up his NDC nomination form with a clear message: 'Lagos deserves much better—inclusive leadership that works for everyone.' His words captured a mix of humility and determination as he steps up again.

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Born and raised in Lagos, Doherty—a former investment banker and two-time governorship aspirant—picked up the Nigeria Democratic Congress nomination after defecting from ADC in May 2026. He ran in 2019 under AD and placed fourth in 2023 under ADC, now promising safety, business growth, and equity in a race dominated by APC's strong hold. Supporters, including Peter Obi backers, rallied behind him on X, calling for mobilization, while skeptics point to his past results amid Lagos' challenges like traffic and flooding.

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Funso Doherty held up his NDC nomination form with a clear message: 'Lagos deserves much better—inclusive leadership that works for everyone.' His words captured a mix of humility and determination as he steps up again.

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In Ireland's 1-0 friendly win over Qatar on Thursday, 18-year-old Cork native Jaden Umeh made his senior international debut off the bench in the 75th minute. His explosive dribbles and direct runs drew instant praise and comparisons to AC Milan star Rafael Leão, with fans calling him a 'Leão regen' for his fluid style. Born to Nigerian parents, Umeh rose through Cork City and Benfica's academy, becoming the seventh-youngest Irish men's debutant ever; now he balances exams like Leaving Cert with an upcoming match against Canada on June 5.

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Eighteen-year-old Jaden Umeh stepped onto the Aviva pitch and felt the crowd roar on his first dribble. Those 15 minutes changed everything for the Cork kid.

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A Times report, citing unnamed insiders, describes internal unease after muted reactions to McDonald's recent Dáil speech on fuel protests, where deputy leader Pearse Doherty drew applause instead. Sources tie frustrations to her perceived absence from protests and unclear party direction, with betting markets now favoring Doherty at 4/11 odds ahead of May 22 by-elections. Supporters push back, calling the claims baseless and highlighting praise for McDonald's speeches, while polls show Sinn Féin still leading at 22-26% in the Republic.

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As Sinn Féin gathers for its annual conference in Belfast, whispers from party insiders question if Mary Lou McDonald can hold on amid recent stumbles.

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A Times report, citing unnamed insiders, describes internal unease after muted reactions to McDonald's recent Dáil speech on fuel protests, where deputy leader Pearse Doherty drew applause instead. Sources tie frustrations to her perceived absence from protests and unclear party direction, with betting markets now favoring Doherty at 4/11 odds ahead of May 22 by-elections. Supporters push back, calling the claims baseless and highlighting praise for McDonald's speeches, while polls show Sinn Féin still leading at 22-26% in the Republic.

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As Sinn Féin gathers for its annual conference in Belfast, whispers from party insiders question if Mary Lou McDonald can hold on amid recent stumbles.

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