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This week’s events make me wonder how long I can keep stalling. Plus, Keir Starmer’s Jason Bourne moment

Spain exiled all Jews in 1492, Britain in 1290, not letting them back in, officially, until 1656. Romans, Babylonians, Assyrians all oppressed the same knot of difficult people, with their beards and rituals and vexing tendency to stay where they’re not wanted, which is almost everywhere.

Since Justine Triet’s “Anatomy of a Fall” premiered at the Cannes Film Festival where it won the Palme d’Or, Sandra Hüller has been dogged by a question: Did she do it

If you’ve played Fortnite, you’ll probably know it as a battle royale game in which you fight it out with around 100 other players until there is only one left standing. And you might be surprised to hear the game has just launched a new experience for players: a Holocaust…

This, in the situation room, is not a time for emotion. It is time for cold, hard analysis. Between the charred bodies, flattened towers and bundles of tiny corpses, an entire set of assumptions about the Middle East have collapsed. Israeli, American and our own. This will have enormous ramifications.…

Maritime patrol and surveillance aircraft will begin flying in the region from Friday to track threats to regional stability

UN spokesperson says such a movement would have ‘devastating humanitarian consequences’ as Israel prepares for a ground offensive; Palestinian death toll rises to 1,537, according to Gaza’s health ministry

An Israeli airstrike on a residential building in the densely populated Jabaliya refugee camp in Gaza on Thursday killed at least 45 people and wounded dozens more, said Gaza health authorities. As Gazans braced for a likely ground offensive, the Israeli army said they had bombarded the besieged enclave with…

The Florida governor said he would not have dinner with the white nationalist, but stopped short of condemning other Republicans that associated with him