Arab News
- Lebanese authorities say Israel blocked rescue access to Khalil and her colleague Zeinab Faraj
- Her employer, Al-Akhbar newspaper, accused Israel of deliberately targeting the journalist
- Iran's judiciary describes US president's claims as "false news," saying they never faced the death penalty in the first place
- Trump had earlier said that the women’s release could work in Iran’s favor in negotiations
- On Wednesday, former Costa Rican Vice President Rebeca Grynspan said peacemaking would be her first priority, while warning that trust is waning in the world body
- Lebanese authorities say Israel blocked rescue access to Khalil and her colleague Zeinab Faraj
- Her employer, Al-Akhbar newspaper, accused Israel of deliberately targeting the journalist
In-Focus
- Sinner’s progression will continue this week in Madrid, which is at a higher altitude than the other European clay venues
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