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Members of the far-right group Uri Tzafon gathered near Kibbutz Yir'on to push for Jewish settlements in southern Lebanon, citing historical claims and security needs. Only two crossed the border, waved flags with banners like 'Putting down roots – planting security,' and planted trees before soldiers returned them to police. The IDF called it a grave criminal offense endangering lives amid the fragile post-war ceasefire with Hezbollah, with no injuries or escalation reported. The stunt highlights ongoing fringe efforts despite mainstream opposition and UN monitoring.

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Two activists slipped over the fence into Lebanon, planting saplings while chanting that the land belongs to Israel—a bold move quickly stopped by IDF troops.

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Jaxson Hayes, the first Los Angeles Laker in six years to participate since Dwight Howard, attempted a dunk reminiscent of Michael Jordan's iconic slam but executed it poorly. Hayes posted an Instagram story comparing his dunk to Jordan's.

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In a Game Informer interview, the game's director claimed it took about five years—around Fallout 4's 2015 release—for players to truly embrace New Vegas, while his Obsidian team needed even longer to trust the praise for its deep RPG elements like branching stories and factions. Fans push back hard, pointing to its strong launch sales of five million copies in weeks, $300 million revenue, and solid Metacritic scores in the 80s that lauded the writing despite technical issues. Even teammate Chris Avellone questioned the timeline, noting the game hooked many from day one with its moral choices and replayability, though patches and DLC helped solidify its status as a Fallout cornerstone with over 11 million lifetime sales.

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Josh Sawyer remembers the launch of Fallout: New Vegas as a rocky start, with bugs and reused assets drawing fire from players and critics alike.

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The first-come, first-served release happened at 9 a.m. Friday at the Levi's store in Century City Mall, where lines snaked around the plaza past food stalls and walkways. This white leather and light blue denim Air Jordan 3, priced at $230, features premium pebbled leather, elephant print, and subtle 'City of Angels' stitching inside the tongue. Exclusive to LA for now as part of NBA All-Star Weekend, it drew nationwide crowds with over 500 pairs available, though resale prices quickly topped $400—fans shared unboxings wrapped in Levi's newspaper tissue amid shouts of respect for the overnight commitment.

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Hundreds of dedicated fans bundled up in hoodies and backpacks, camping out under chilly LA skies as early as 9 p.m. Thursday for a shot at the limited Levi's x Air Jordan 3.

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The first-come, first-served release happened at 9 a.m. Friday at the Levi's store in Century City Mall, where lines snaked around the plaza past food stalls and walkways. This white leather and light blue denim Air Jordan 3, priced at $230, features premium pebbled leather, elephant print, and subtle 'City of Angels' stitching inside the tongue. Exclusive to LA for now as part of NBA All-Star Weekend, it drew nationwide crowds with over 500 pairs available, though resale prices quickly topped $400—fans shared unboxings wrapped in Levi's newspaper tissue amid shouts of respect for the overnight commitment.

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Hundreds of dedicated fans bundled up in hoodies and backpacks, camping out under chilly LA skies as early as 9 p.m. Thursday for a shot at the limited Levi's x Air Jordan 3.

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