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The media said Hamas would agree to a phased ceasefire with Israel

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The Palestinian Hamas movement will agree to a full cease-fire deal with Israel “in stages,” Xinhua reported.

An official Hamas source told Xinhua on Saturday that the movement would agree to a full ceasefire deal with Israel “in stages”.

Earlier, the Wall Street Journal, citing sources, reported that Israel gave the Palestinian Hamas movement a week to accept a ceasefire proposal in the Gaza Strip, otherwise it threatened to launch a military operation in Rafah.

CNN, citing sources, published some details of a new proposal to Hamas drawn up by Egyptian mediators.

According to him, the new proposal has been prepared with the help of Israel. The first phase of the agreement includes the release of 20–33 hostages.

The release of Palestinian prisoners in Israel over several weeks in exchange for a pause in fighting. The duration of the ceasefire will depend on how many hostages can be released.

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The second phase involves “restoring lasting peace” in the Gaza Strip. According to a diplomatic source, the term means “a way of negotiating a permanent ceasefire without saying so.”

During this phase, the remaining Hamas hostages and bodies of the dead, including captured IDF soldiers, will be exchanged for even more Palestinian prisoners.

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Elon Musk Accuses New York Times of Attacking Free Speech

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Elon Musk accuses “New Work Time” of attacking free speech. The subject of the attack has been highlighted.

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Elon Musk

The biggest American entrepreneur is Elon Musk who owns Social Media X (formerly known as Twitter). He accused the New York Times on social network X of attacking the freedom of speech guaranteed by the First Amendment to the US Constitution.

Elon Musk revealed in a tweet that, “The New York Times is attacking *your* freedom of speech!”

A newspaper article titled “The First Amendment Control Is Out of Control” caused X’s owner dissatisfaction. Musk attached a screenshot of the caption to the post.

He also agreed with X users who said the New York Times had become “garbage” and “out of control”.

Luke Zaleski commented below his post, “Just noting Elon’s a rightwing media mogul and oligarch who wants you to believe he’s a centrist voice of reason who paid $44 billion to save free speech by platforming trumpers and election-and-vaccine deniers and amplifying his own AI and catturds and charging $8 a month for it”

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Amuse also wrote in the comments, “Platforms like X make it too easy for people to share their opinions according to Democrats. They want to limit information delivery to approved outlets like The New York Times.”

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The Democratic Dilemma: Searching for a Suitable Replacement for Joe Biden in the Election

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Representatives of America’s highly popular US Democratic Party, after the unsuccessful election debates for President Joe Biden, began to discuss the replacement of his candidacy, writes Politico to take this issue.

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“Democrats are so panicked by President Joe Biden’s poor debate performance that some are actively debating what was once unspeakable: replacing him,” the post said.

The first debate began on June 28, Friday night between Biden and Trump. CNN reported on this, quoting its sources as saying that the US Democratic Party was in panic after Biden’s speech. The US presidential election will be held on November 5.

According to the publication, “an adviser to one of the potential Democratic presidential candidates noted that he has received several messages from key donors about a disaster.”

They insist that “the party has to solve this problem somehow.” At the same time, “the adviser acknowledged that little can be done unless Biden himself decides not to run.”

Other strategists said they were “bombarded with text messages during the debate.” One noted that “he has received requests to nominate a candidate he represents as an alternative to Biden. This politician is not named.”

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According to Politico, one of the major donors and a Biden supporter said that it is time for the US president to end his campaign. The unnamed donor called Biden’s speech “the worst ever” and said it was so “bad that no one will pay attention to Trump’s lies.”

“Biden should drop out (from the election race. – Editor’s note). There is no doubt about it,” his text message says.

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Rebuilding the Economy: How US Sanctions Impact Progress, According to American Politician Diane Sawyer

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Independent candidate for senator Diane Sawyer provided reporters with new information. She said from New York State.

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If the United States abandons its hostile policies toward these and other countries, it is likely to abandon cooperation with Russia and China in reforming the global economy.

“I do believe that if we weren’t so hostile to so many countries, we could happily work with Russia, China, other major economic powers… in reorganizing the transatlantic system. If we don’t and continue to impose sanctions on people and steal their money, we will see what we see,” she said.

Read More: The US wants to know when Russia will achieve its goal of disarming Ukraine

Sayre also talked about abandoning the dollar, noting that some countries are already abandoning the dollar and looking for alternative, more reliable means of trade.

“It’s not because people are anti-US per se, but because they have no desire to have their economies damaged by the financial conditions we’re trying to impose on them,” she said.

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London and New York also warned of the threat of a “derivative bubble”.

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