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Netanyahu Treated For Early Stage Cancer For 2-Years Without Telling Public
Netanyahu Treated For Early Stage Cancer For 2-Years Without Telling Public
Via Middle East Eye
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has revealed he was treated for early-stage cancer but is now in "excellent condition".
Writing on X, Netanyahu said he had remained quiet about his health condition and delayed publication of his record so as not to provide "propaganda" opportunities for Iran.
via AFP
"A year and a half ago, I underwent successful surgery for an enlarged benign prostate, and since then I have been under routine medical monitoring. In the last monitoring, a tiny...
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NASA Awards Next 2 Private Astronaut Missions To International Space Station
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Authored by T.J. Muscaro via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours),
NASA has awarded its next two private astronaut missions to the International Space Station (ISS) in as many weeks, marking a further expansion of the private sector in low Earth orbit and continuing Administrator Jared Isaacman’s intention to make the most use of the orbiting outpost.
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Berlin And Hamburg Spend At Least €4 Billion On Housing Asylum Seekers Since 2022
Berlin And Hamburg Spend At Least €4 Billion On Housing Asylum Seekers Since 2022
Via Remix News,
Two German cities, Berlin and Hamburg, have spent at least €4 billion to house migrants since 2022, with the cost of hotels proving to be especially high.
In Hamburg, the cost to house asylum seekers alone has amounted to €597 million. In 2025 alone, the costs of hotel accommodation and meals for asylum seekers in Hamburg was €160 million, which does not include security and administrative costs.
However, that is just for hotels. It costs Hamburg...
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