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- Knesset has passed two bills banning the UN’s Palestinian refugee agency from operating within Israeli territory and cooperating with authorities
- Aid organizations warn that the legislation, slated to take effect in January, will have “catastrophic” consequences for Gaza amid “apocalyptic” situation
- Zelensky tells Fox News his country could not afford to lose the number of lives that would be required to retake Crimea through military means
- He has proposed a peace formula and a “victory plan” underpinned by the withdrawal of Russian troops from Ukraine
- During discussion at Misk Global Forum in Riyadh, the CEO of World Cup Qatar 2022 tells of the challenges and opportunities his country encountered hosting the tournament
- He says one of the biggest hurdles was the intense media scrutiny and the constant battle against public perceptions of the country and region
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- Hochstein hints at truce, while Hezbollah rejects ‘ending war on enemy terms’
- Israeli airstrikes continued to hit southern towns, from Kfarshuba and Rashaya Al-Fakhar to Tyre, Nabatieh and Adloun
- Mary Jane Veloso was arrested in Indonesia in 2010 carrying a suitcase lined with 2.6 kilograms of heroin
- Her family and supporters said she was innocent and had been set up by an international drug syndicate
- Such changes would essentially result in Google being highly regulated for 10 years
- Google controls about 90% of the online search market and 95% on smartphones
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Hali Wildlife Park
Known for its scenic landscapes and diverse vegetation, Hali Wildlife Park is close to the Wadi Hali Dam in Al-Qunfudhah, a governorate of Makkah region in western Saudi Arabia. The park is now the target for a massive tree planting program of the National Center for Vegetation Cover Development and Combating Desertification, covering up to 6 million square meters of land irrigated using water from nearby dams. A 6-kilometer pipeline will be built to channel water from Wadi Hali Dam to the park.
Noor Riyadh
Billed as the largest light art festival in the world, Noor Riyadh is part of the broader Riyadh Art initiative and aims to support and inspire young artists to drive the Kingdom’s creative economy. With the theme “Light Years Away”, this year's festival will start Nov. 28 until Dec. 14, with activities planned at three key locations: King Abdulaziz Historical Center, Wadi Hanifa and Diriyah’s JAX District.
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- The official prize money does not include the $2 million International Crown, held every two years as the only team event in golf where countries compete against each other
- The tour also announced that Chicago-based CME Group has extended its sponsorship of the Race to CME Globe for two years through 2027
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