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1. After two years of war, do Israelis support Netanyahu?

   Before the October 7 attacks, Benjamin Netanyahu was facing down mass protests and a corruption trial.

2. Harvard ruled as legally liable for theft of body parts from morgue

   Families can now sue the university for mishandling human remains donated for research and teaching puroses.

3. Live: Israel’s genocide continues across Gaza two years since start of war

   As talks are in progress in Egypt to discuss plan to end the war in Gaza, deadly Israeli attacks continue in Gaza.

4. LeBron James’ post causes retirement rumours as Lakers ticket prices rise

   James' cryptic "The Second Decision" video sent tickets for the Los Angeles Lakers' final home game skyrocketing.

5. One killed, several injured in Syrian Army, SDF clashes in Aleppo: Reports

   A member of Syria's internal security forces killed and three others injured, along with civilians, in Aleppo clashes.

6. Reports: Israel couldn’t wage wars on Gaza, Lebanon Iran without US support

   Twin reports from the Costs of War Project find the US has backed Israel with more than $21bn since October 2023.

7. Marc Marquez to miss two MotoGP rounds with shoulder injury

   The seven-time MotoGP world champion will be out of action until November after reinjuring his shoulder on the weekend.

8. As Israel systematically destroys Gaza City, those fleeing have few options

   Once more Israel, Israel is emptying Gaza City while telling residents to flee to "safe zones" that are anything but

9. Why is the US military is being deployed in US cities?

   Al Jazeera's @AlexGatopoulos asks why the focus of the US military appears to be turning inward

10. Trump walks back offer to talk to Democrats as government shutdown extends

    US President Donald Trump says Democrats must end the shutdown before talks can start after six days of gridlock.