Prime Minister Netanyahu vowed Israel's Gaza mission continues until all hostages' remains are recovered, declaring the "fight is not over yet." He rejected genocide accusations, calling the October 7th attack the real atrocity. Netanyahu stressed national unity for achieving war objectives and expanding regional peace, while aid deliveries resumed to Gaza.
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Australian cricketer Travis Head lauded Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma as premier white-ball talents, with Kohli hailed as the greatest. Head expressed admiration for Sharma's batting, seeing him as a role model for openers. Axar Patel echoed confidence in their readiness for the upcoming India-Australia series, highlighting their professional approach and recent strong performances.
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