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Israel Security Minister is urging people in the country to carry weapons to defend

themselves following a stabbing attack in the West Bank.

Police say a Palestinian militant stabbed four people in a suburb of Tel Aviv,

killing an elderly man and woman.

The suspect was later killed by police. And in Gaza today, man and

in women the suspect was later killed by police and in Gaza today Israel conducted at least two separate airstrikes killing dozens

overnight a strike hit a tent area in the courtyard of a hospital.

Another airstrike hit two schools in Gaza City.

In both cases, Israel said it was targeting Hamas militants.

English police today are struggling to contain violent crowds after a right-wing mob tried to break into

hotel suspected of housing asylum seekers.

Rioters broke down barriers and smashed windows as they clashed with law

enforcement. UK Prime Minister Kieur Starmer condemned the riots calling it

organized violent Thuggery. It's the latest episode in a series of

far-right protests following a deadly stabbing attack at a children's dance

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