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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed officer cadets at the Bahad 1 base, stressing Israel's readiness for any scenario amid rising tensions. He highlighted coordination with President Trump and warned that Iran's leadership would face an unimaginable retaliation if they strike first. The statements align with U.S. military deployments near Iran and a tight deadline for nuclear talks, as Jerusalem prepares for potential prolonged missile exchanges.

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At an IDF cadets' graduation, Netanyahu stood firm, telling Iran that any attack would trigger a response beyond their wildest dreams.

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Kidnapped from the Nova music festival on October 7, 2023, Gilboa-Dalal described in a Channel 12 News interview how a captor dragged him from a shower, assaulted him despite protests invoking Islamic prohibitions, and silenced him with weapons. He emerged emaciated with potential permanent hearing loss from tunnels and homes, as one of the last living hostages freed in an October 13 exchange. His account is the second public testimony from a male survivor of sexual abuse, amid prior reports of systematic violence against hostages.

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Guy Gilboa-Dalal froze as his naked body was groped by a Hamas guard, who then pressed a knife to his neck and rifle to his head, threatening death if he spoke. The 25-year-old endured this assault after 738 days in Gaza captivity.

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Kroos called the Saudi Pro League a 'strange phenomenon' that no one knew before Ronaldo joined Al-Nassr in December 2022, saying it would fade without him after drawing huge global viewership from 40 million to over 150 million. Despite Al-Nassr's lack of titles amid heavy spending and three coaches, Ronaldo pulled record crowds and sparked stars like Neymar and Benzema to join. Saudi fans counter with Al-Hilal's five trophies, big investments, and the national team's past successes, insisting the league stands on more than one player.

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Toni Kroos, Ronaldo's old Real Madrid teammate, stepped into the spotlight on his podcast to defend the star's massive impact on Saudi soccer.

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The February 17 post by @_perfectmips drew over 5,000 likes but sparked replies highlighting 'Jesús' as hugely popular in Mexico, Venezuela, Colombia, and Spain due to Catholic roots. Users shared stories of Mexican uncles, Peruvian grandmas, U.S. landscapers named Jesus, and even Arsenal's Gabriel Jesus. The exchange showed cultural differences: many English speakers view 'Jesus' as too sacred, while Latino traditions embrace it, and Muslims revere Jesus as prophet Isa. It turned into a reminder of Christianity's global diversity and the need for cultural context online.

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A post asked why Christians skip naming kids 'Jesus' like Muslims do 'Muhammad.' Replies from Latin America quickly shared that 'Jesús' is a everyday name there, with over 1.4 million in Mexico alone.

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In Chelsea's 3-1 victory at Molineux on February 7, the Premier League's Key Match Incidents panel decided by a 3-2 vote that a 49th-minute challenge on Joao Pedro warranted a third penalty, as Sa's extended leg made clear contact. Yet they unanimously backed VAR's non-intervention, since it didn't meet the 'clear and obvious error' bar for overturning the on-field call, and no red card was needed due to lack of force. Pedro had already earned two first-half penalties converted by Cole Palmer for his hat-trick, helping Chelsea extend their streak to four under Liam Rosenior and rise to fifth with 44 points from 26 games. Fans aired confusion over the VAR threshold, fueling jokes about a near 'penalty hat-trick' and ongoing referee debates.

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Joao Pedro leapt for a high ball, but Wolves keeper Jose Sa's raised boot caught his thigh— a moment the panel later deemed penalty-worthy.

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stated in an interview with Saudi Arabia’s Al-Arabiya TV that any fresh US strike on Iran would be 'playing with fire' and could lead to serious consequences, including risks of a nuclear incident from attacks on sites monitored by the International Atomic Energy Agency. His comments followed a second round of indirect US-Iran nuclear negotiations in Geneva focused on lifting sanctions and resolving the nuclear dispute. Lavrov emphasized Iran's compliance with the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and support from Arab states and Gulf countries for restraint and diplomatic progress.

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In a video from February 2022, 5-year-old Anthony knocks on Lila's door in New York, delivering his gifts as she hugs him and her family cheers inside. His mom, Shelby Small, shared the clip on TikTok, where it gained over 50 million views after he planned a sneaky late-night visit that she turned into a proper gentlemanly outing. Four years later, on Valentine's Day 2026, people are sharing it again, praising the parenting behind his sweet gesture of respect and kindness.

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Little Anthony Small, dressed sharp in a suit, trudges through fresh snow with flowers, chocolates, and a plush unicorn to wish his classmate Lila a happy Valentine's.

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The January 8, 2026, footage surfaced amid nationwide protests that began December 28, 2025, over inflation, food shortages, and economic woes, spreading to over 100 cities. Tensions boiled after Reza Pahlavi called for evening gatherings, prompting chants against Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, an internet blackout, and security forces firing live rounds—HRANA reports over 5,000 deaths, while officials blame foreign terrorists. As 40-day memorials spark fresh clashes, Amnesty International urges UN action, and global rallies back Pahlavi's democratic vision amid demands for regime change.

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A young woman crumples to the Tehran street as plainclothes forces kick her repeatedly, drag her by the hair, and strike with batons—an image activists call a stark symbol of the regime's crackdown.

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In Wolves' 2-2 draw with Arsenal, the duo trolled the home crowd from a hospitality box, sparking fury as supporters gestured wildly and security intervened. Stoppage-time equalizer by debutant Tom Edozie saw thousands jeer directly at them, with post-match footage showing guards rushing them out amid threats of rowdy fans outside. Rumors of lifetime bans circulated online but remain unconfirmed by the club, as fans decried the antics disrespecting their struggling team.

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American streamers StableRonaldo and Marlon flashed Arsenal jerseys under their Wolves kits, celebrating goals right in fans' faces during a tense match at Molineux.

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Teachers and activists in Iran started a social media campaign with hashtags #EmptyDesks and #ClassesWithoutTeachers, mourning over 230 schoolchildren allegedly killed by security forces during nationwide protests that escalated on January 8-9 over economic and political issues. Groups like the Coordinating Council of Iranian Teachers' Trade Associations released lists of nearly 200 verified young victims, while UNICEF urged the immediate release of hundreds of detained children, warning of lifelong harm from their imprisonment. Iran's government denies the high death tolls and child targeting, as families grieve without public funerals and teachers demand UN investigations into school raids, torture, and secret burials.

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Empty desks in classrooms, splashed with red to symbolize blood, honor teens like 16-year-old Melika Shahmoradi and Amirhossein Ghardashi amid grief over January's deadly clashes.

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The video from the 2013 Agenda Aaj Tak conclave captures Khan responding warmly to an audience member's praise and former Pakistani minister Hina Rabbani Khar's invitation, sharing fond recollections of trips to Qissa Khwani Bazaar and Swat as a child. His father, Meer Taj Mohammed Khan, a freedom fighter from Peshawar, migrated to India before partition, and family ties persist there today. While Pakistanis hailed the clip for highlighting shared heritage, it drew divided reactions in India, with some critics questioning his loyalties and others defending his pride in choosing secular India.

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On stage in New Delhi, Shah Rukh Khan promised to return to Peshawar—his late father's hometown—with his own children, just like his dad did for him years ago.

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VTuber giri introduced Movin Tracin, a compact LiDAR camera from South Korean startup MOVIN3D that captures full-body motion at 60fps with low latency, setting up in under five minutes. She partners with Hawaii-based Vtoku Studios for indie discounts via code 'onimart,' dropping the $13,000 price toward $7,000 for small creators. Fans love the comfort for long streams, though many note the cost remains steep compared to multi-camera setups or free webcam tools, with giri calling it a worthwhile time-saving investment she's used since November.

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Giri dances freely in casual clothes while her purple-haired avatar perfectly mirrors every twist and tail flick in real time. No bulky suits or gloves—just a single camera making it all happen.

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Teachers and activists in Iran started a social media campaign with hashtags #EmptyDesks and #ClassesWithoutTeachers, mourning over 230 schoolchildren allegedly killed by security forces during nationwide protests that escalated on January 8-9 over economic and political issues. Groups like the Coordinating Council of Iranian Teachers' Trade Associations released lists of nearly 200 verified young victims, while UNICEF urged the immediate release of hundreds of detained children, warning of lifelong harm from their imprisonment. Iran's government denies the high death tolls and child targeting, as families grieve without public funerals and teachers demand UN investigations into school raids, torture, and secret burials.

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Empty desks in classrooms, splashed with red to symbolize blood, honor teens like 16-year-old Melika Shahmoradi and Amirhossein Ghardashi amid grief over January's deadly clashes.

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