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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 video, posted on January 2, shows the women defying Iran's mandatory hijab rules during widespread protests that began December 28, 2025, over a crashing currency and soaring inflation affecting daily life. Demonstrations have spread to over 100 sites across 22 provinces, with at least 10 deaths in clashes and dozens arrested, marking the largest unrest since the 2022 movement. Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei vowed to confront 'rioters,' while figures like Bill Ackman and Lara Logan praised the women's bold stand online.

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In a bustling nighttime street market, a group of women tossed their headscarves aside as cheers erupted from the crowd under flashing lights.

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The video, posted on January 2, shows the women defying Iran's mandatory hijab rules during widespread protests that began December 28, 2025, over a crashing currency and soaring inflation affecting daily life. Demonstrations have spread to over 100 sites across 22 provinces, with at least 10 deaths in clashes and dozens arrested, marking the largest unrest since the 2022 movement. Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei vowed to confront 'rioters,' while figures like Bill Ackman and Lara Logan praised the women's bold stand online.

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Lebanese pop star Haifa Wehbe shared a striking cyberpunk teaser on Friday for Mega Haifa 2, the follow-up to her October EP Mega Haifa that racked up millions of streams with tracks like Super Woman. The video reveals six new songs, including Ghallatni fi Ihsaasi and Badna Nrooq, with no release date yet beyond 'soon.' Supporters from Iraq and Tunisia celebrated her bold visuals and resilience, hailing her as a force in Arab pop after two decades of independent hits.

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A glowing vending machine in a snowy neon world spits out song titles one by one, as Haifa Wehbe promises hits that 'hit deep.' Fans across the region are counting down to her next chapter.

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Tens of thousands gathered in Seiyun on Sunday to support the UAE-backed Southern Transitional Council (STC) declaring an independent 'South Arabia,' backing its recent military advances into Hadramaut and Al-Mahrah to secure against Houthi smuggling and Islah influence. The rally followed STC's 'Operation Promising Future,' which seized key bases, buildings, and oil sites from Saudi-backed forces, with participants calling it a 'popular referendum' and leaders hinting at statehood. While STC frames the actions as anti-terrorism protection, Saudi Arabia warned of consequences, Yemen's Presidential Leadership Council condemned the moves as chaotic, and critics questioned crowd turnout amid tribal wariness of separatism. Thousands rallied again in Mukalla on Monday, underscoring fractures in southern Yemen over unity and control of vital oil fields.

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Crowds in Seiyun climbed atop armored vehicles, once symbols of northern repression, waving pre-unification flags and chanting for restored borders.

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Protests have swept dozens of Iranian cities since December 28, 2025, fueled by inflation, a collapsing rial, and economic woes under sanctions, with chants calling to overthrow the regime and reports of deaths in clashes. The clip, shared by Iranian-American physician Reza Behrouz, depicts men in civilian clothes conversing in Arabic—a language common in Khuzestan's ethnic Arab population—leading some like activist Savakzadeh to claim they are imported mercenaries from Hezbollah or similar groups. Skeptics note the local license plates and dialect, urging caution without verification, as the video highlights unconfirmed tensions in the regime's response while demonstrations continue at universities and bazaars.

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Amid Iran's sixth day of protests, a 37-second video shows plainclothes men speaking Arabic near Khuzestan-plated cars, prompting claims of foreign agents suppressing unrest.

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Iranian activists are urgently sharing claims that Shirvan cafe owner Masoud Babaei, arrested January 8 amid protests, was tortured into confessing and now risks execution early Friday. Human rights group Hengaw confirmed his detention in a sweep targeting Kurds, while posts circulate his photo stamped 'SENTENCED TO DEATH' and call for amplification with hashtags like #مسعود_بابایی. This push highlights Iran's crackdown, with over 100 executions since early January on protest-related charges, as online voices battle state silence and past campaigns have occasionally stopped such fates.

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A desperate message from inside an Iranian prison warns that Masoud Babaei could face hanging at dawn on January 31. Activists are flooding posts with his name, hoping global attention might halt the gallows.

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Iranian activists are urgently sharing claims that Shirvan cafe owner Masoud Babaei, arrested January 8 amid protests, was tortured into confessing and now risks execution early Friday. Human rights group Hengaw confirmed his detention in a sweep targeting Kurds, while posts circulate his photo stamped 'SENTENCED TO DEATH' and call for amplification with hashtags like #مسعود_بابایی. This push highlights Iran's crackdown, with over 100 executions since early January on protest-related charges, as online voices battle state silence and past campaigns have occasionally stopped such fates.

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A desperate message from inside an Iranian prison warns that Masoud Babaei could face hanging at dawn on January 31. Activists are flooding posts with his name, hoping global attention might halt the gallows.

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