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NAZA Film Sparks Fury Over Gaza Claims and Journalistic Standards

A documentary centered on Gaza has triggered a fierce backlash over allegations it levels against the Israel Defense Forces, while also drawing scrutiny for what critics describe as serious reporting and verification flaws. The dispute has quickly moved beyond cinema into a broader argument over wartime testimony, media ethics, and the political costs of dissent in Israel and abroad.

By RDU Global Wire5 min read
National Governance & Policy3h ago

Stud Poker, Edison, Whistling Glory and Sigrid Impress in Friday Morning Track Work

Stud Poker, Edison, Whistling Glory and Sigrid stood out during exercise gallops on Friday morning, with each horse producing eye-catching work across the inner and outer sand tracks. The session also featured strong showings from Money Bags, Interceptor, Charlie Brown and several others, offering an early glimpse of form ahead of upcoming race engagements.

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Defence, Intelligence & Aerospace4h ago

Saudi Coalition Says It Intercepts Houthi Missiles and Drones as Yemen War Spills Toward Riyadh

Saudi Arabia said its air defenses intercepted Houthi missiles and drones aimed at the kingdom, underscoring the continuing reach of Yemen's war beyond its borders. The reported attacks came amid a wider regional escalation, with Reuters and other outlets linking the episode to heightened tensions involving Iran, Yemen and the Saudi-led coalition.

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Defence, Intelligence & Aerospace5h ago

Backlash to 'NAZA' Exposes the Fragility of Israeli Citizenship and the Politics of Gaza's Witnesses

The controversy surrounding the documentary "NAZA" has become more than a film dispute: it has opened a wider argument about who gets to speak for Gaza, who is protected by Israeli citizenship, and how far dissent can go in a country at war. The reaction to the film underscores the pressure facing Israeli whistleblowers, filmmakers and Palestinian citizens alike as the war in Gaza reshapes the boundaries of public debate.

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World Politics & Diplomacy8h ago

Trump Rejects Iran Ceasefire Offer as Gulf Tensions Flare and Oil Markets Swing

President Donald Trump has rejected Iran's conditional proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and restart nuclear talks, according to The Wall Street Journal, even as U.S. and Iranian officials continue indirect negotiations through mediators. The development comes amid renewed Houthi attacks in Yemen and sharp moves in oil prices, underscoring how quickly the conflict is reverberating through global energy markets.

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Cybersecurity & Cyber Warfare2h ago

Thousands of Supabase Databases Expose Sensitive Data as AI App Boom Fuels New Breach Wave

Cybersecurity researchers say roughly 16,000 databases hosted on Supabase have exposed personal information to the public web, underscoring how fast-growing AI app development can outpace basic security practices. The findings highlight a widening risk in vibe-coded apps, where misconfigurations and weak access controls can leave names, phone numbers, passwords and other sensitive records accessible online.

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World Politics & Diplomacy3h ago

US Lawmaker Moves to Kill Border Surveillance Tower Program After MIT Exposé on Deaths in the Desert

A Democratic US representative has announced plans to introduce legislation that would terminate the federal surveillance tower program along the southern border, citing MIT Technology Review's investigation into its deadly failures. The move comes as AI's role in climate and security debates intensifies, with the technology drawing both investment and skepticism at New York Climate Week.

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Global Society & Public Affairs4h ago

MIT Review Exposes Deadly Gaps in the U.S. 'Virtual Border Wall'

A new MIT Technology Review investigation has found that more than a thousand people moved through areas monitored by U.S. border surveillance towers without being reached or apprehended, and later died there. The findings challenge the long-promised security and humanitarian benefits of the billions spent over 25 years on the southern border's so-called virtual wall, including newer AI-powered systems meant to detect people automatically.

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