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FINER: “So, in the event that we believe that Israel is likely to embark on combat operations, including in the south, we believe both that they have the right to do that, but that there is a real concern because hundreds of thousands of residents of Gaza have fled now from the north to the south at Israel's request, and we think that their operations should not go forward until those people, those additional civilians, have been accounted for in their military planning. And so we will be conveying that directly to them and have been conveying that directly to them. They should draw lessons from how the operation proceeded in the north, including lessons that lead to greater and enhanced protections for civilian life, things like narrowing the area of active combat, clarifying where civilians can seek refuge from the fighting. But I will also reiterate that Hamas takes no such precautions, in fact, openly and wantonly flouts and almost brags about its desire to perpetrate war crimes. And so, this is an adversary that does not hold itself to the standard that we and others believe is essential."

FINER: "What I can say at this point is we share the assessment that many areas of difference that previously existed have been narrowed, that we believe we are closer than we have been to reaching a final agreement, but that on an issue as sensitive as this and as challenging as this, the mantra that nothing is agreed until everything is agreed really does apply. And we do not yet have an agreement in place. And so, until that is the case, you know, we're not going to lay out all the details in public."

Teacher tells 10-year-olds about how an unhappy boy teddy became a happy girl teddy in a lesson from controversial 'inclusion' charity EXCLUSIVE: Schoolchildren are being 'indoctrinated' and brainwashed into thinking miserable boys will be happier if they transition into girls, a recording (left) of a secretive inclusion lesson revealed. Teachers at hundreds of primary schools across the UK are peddling 'nonsense' from lesson plans created by controversial inclusion group No Outsiders. The group is run by teacher Andrew Moffat (right) and sells £20 teaching guides for babies and children aged 'from birth to 11 years old' that 'present gender ideology as fact'. Earlier this year, MailOnline revealed the shocking lesson plans that showed kids are being taught about anal sex and orgasms before they have reached puberty and set 'masturbation' as homework. Now, a recording has emerged of a teacher at Prae Wood Primary School, St Albans, reading ten-year-olds a book as part of a No Outsiders lesson that suggests a sad boy called Thomas becomes happy when he turns into a girl called Tilly (inset).

KAWAR: "Margaret, the images we're seeing out of Gaza are not the same images that the United States is seeing on the mainstream media. We're watching our social media, and everybody in the Arab world is doing the same. The images are flabbergasting and very, very sad. When you see parents looking for their -- the remains of their dead kids in — in supermarket bags, or you're seeing children looking for parents or any familiar face because they're left alone in this world. Now, out of the 11,500 dead, the majority are women and children for sure. And this is asking ourselves, like, 17,000 to 18,000 children are going to be orphans. What do we do with that? Some studies have shown that some of the Hamas — the majority of Hamas fighters were orphans. So, our call here is for a cease-fire. The Jordanian government is asking for a cease-fire. And his majesty has spoken about the importance of going to a cease-fire, not because we want to think differently from the rest of the world, but because we feel that with the Arab countries and with the Islamic countries, this is the only way forward, to stop this war and to sit around the table and go back to negotiations. The humanitarian situation in the West Bank is beyond.”

TURNER: "You know, this is very — very unusual for the FBI director to so publicly make these statements. And, certainly, in his conversations with the Intelligence Committee, they've been on an unclassified basis, so we have the ability to talk about it. It certainly shows the extent to which these threats are troubling the director. And what he's indicated specifically is that, more than a decade, the increase in terrorist threats to the United States inside the United States is at its highest ever. And he cites the — the chaotic withdrawal of Afghanistan and our loss of intelligence gathering there, he cites the southern border and individuals who are allied with international terrorist organizations that have crossed the border. You know, those are two Biden administration policies. So, for the FBI director to cite those, where the — as threats, where the threats are emanating, certainly shows you how important these statements are."

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Strictly Come Dancing star Amy Dowden beams as she arrives at Blackpool Tower on crutches and in a glitzy orthopaedic boot just days after breaking her foot The Strictly Come Dancing professional, 33, was all smiles on Saturday despite suffering another health blow following her cancer battle. Amy Dowden recently shared the sad news that she broke her foot just days after she completed her chemotherapy treatment. But despite her latest setback, Amy remained in full spirits as she arrived at The Blackpool Tower Ballroom, for the Strictly special, with a huge smile on her face.

Victoria Beckham was getting into the festive spirit on Saturday evening as she enjoyed a trip to Winter Wonderland in London's Hyde Park. The fashion designer, 49, was joined by her daughter Harper, 12, who she sweetly snapped pictures of one some of the rides. Victoria cut a casual figure in a black padded jacket which she teamed with tight leggings to show off her slim figure.

The uncrewed test flight of the SpaceX craft - which is strapped to a Super Heavy booster twice as powerful as the rocket which flew men to the moon - took off shortly after 1pm UK time on Saturday. The rocket was successfully able to separate from its Super Heavy rocket booster around three and a half minutes into the flight - making it more successful than its maiden voyage, which exploded four minutes after liftoff. However, mission control lost contact with the spacecraft a few minutes later as it approached the edge of the Earth's atmosphere. It is not yet known what happened to the craft - but video footage livestreamed on X, formerly Twitter , appears to show the module exploding 148km (91 miles) above the Earth.

Finland closed four crossings on its border with Russia early on Saturday. The Finnish Border Guard on Friday announced it would erect barriers from midnight local time at the Vaalimaa, Nuijamaa, Imatra and Niirala border posts in southeast Finland. This would account for much of the travel between the two countries. 'We have had bigger numbers like on Monday 39 and on Wednesday 75. Yesterday was quite peaceful, but today again over 100 irregular immigrants have come to the southeast district of Finland,' said Captain Jussi Vainikka of the Finnish Border Guards. The Finnish government has accused Russia of funnelling migrants to the crossings as payback for its decision to increase defence cooperation with the United States, an assertion dismissed by Moscow.

The Caribbean connection: Cole Palmer’s grandad reveals his family's journey from St Kitts to Manchester… and how the Chelsea star’s musical roots run beyond rapping on TikTok EXCLUSIVE: In an exclusive interview with MailOnline, grandfather Sterry Cole revealed the painful struggles the family endured as part of the Windrush generation.

Johnson, 29, died after an opposing player's skate slashed his neck during a game in Sheffield on October 28. A man has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter. The Panthers took to the ice at the Motorpoint Arena on Saturday to stage a memorial game and 'celebrate the life of Adam and the remarkable person he was'. A tribute to Johnson was held before the game and the 10,000 spectators inside the venue rose to applaud in the 47th minute, a nod to Johnson's number. The crowd chanted Johnson's name and clapped as both teams formed a circle around the halfway line. The players then banged their sticks against the ice.

This is the astonishing moment a Norwegian skier had to be restrained as he lunged at eco activists disrupting the Alpine Skiing World Cup in Gurgl, Austria today. Henrik Kristoffersen, Norway's most successful slalom skier, was seen being pulled away from protestors while officials dragged others off the slopes in what became a dramatic interruption to the slalom event. The race was interrupted as Last Generation activists sat spray painted the ice, held signs and sat behind the finish line with five skiers yet to finish

'We're ashamed': Wall Street banker issues groveling apology after being fired for screaming 'go back to your country' at Jewish family in NYC - as he and his wife covered up posters of Israeli hostages A Wall Street banker and his wife who spewed vile anti-Semitic abuse towards a Jewish man while covering up posters of hostages kidnapped by Hamas has issued an apology. Kurush Mistry and his partner Shailja Gupta were blasted for their insensitive bigotry after a two-minute video of the 68th Street and Riverside Boulevard confrontation was posted on social media. Mistry, who lost his job as a result, and Gupta wrote a groveling apology after the torrents of backlash admitting that their actions were 'misguided and thoughtless.'

Kil*er yoga teacher Kaitlin Armstrong has been sentenced to 90 years in prison after a Texas jury spent less than two hours deliberating before finding her guilty of gunning down love rival Moriah 'Mo' Wilson. Wearing a gray pantsuit in a Texas court room on Friday afternoon, Armstrong stood as her punishment was read in a packed courtroom filled with Wilson's relatives and her own mother and sister watching, and crying could be heard from someone in the gallery. She was sentenced to 90 years in prison, and was ordered to pay a $10,000 fine.

Joe's older than a Paleozoic worm fossil, sharp as a marshmallow - and voters know it! So how IS he going to fight for four more years? With extra servings of her acid wit, KENNEDY reveals an ingenious plan... These days it's hard for the President to get through a single public appearance without an apparent senior moment. Biden's biggest political liability is one that he just can't fix - his age. Whatever will Democrats do? There are proposals to lure Bill and Hillary Clinton away from their skirt chasing and self-pity tour, respectively, to help bear the burden and shepherd us all down a road to peace in the Middle East. Yeah, right. Me Too and Me Never belong as close to a hot war as Chris Christie does to a hot plate at a $5 Golden Corral all-you-eat buffet. Well, I have a plan. When a busy incumbent president campaigns for re-election from the comforts of the White House it's called a 'Rose Garden campaign.' For Biden, I'm coining a new term: 'The Nursing Home campaign.' It'll be awesome.

Alex Murdaugh was back in court Friday for a pre-trial hearing ahead of his upcoming court case for alleged financial crimes. The killer legal scion, 55, is facing over 100 charges of financial crimes alleging he embezzled $9 million from friends and clients at his former law firm. Prosecutors are expected to argue that he murdered his wife Maggie and son Paul to distract from his financial crimes, and say his life was spiraling out of control as he battled a secret opioid addiction.

Apple has paused all advertising on X, formerly known as Twitter, after owner Elon Musk appeared to agree with an anti-Semitic post on the platform. Musk, 52, sparked a firestorm on Wednesday by responding to a man who claimed: 'Jewish communities have been pushing dialectical hatred against whites.' The billionaire, who has 163 million followers on X, replied: 'You have said the actual truth.' On Friday Axios reported Apple would pause its advertising on the platform after 164 rabbis and activists called on Apple, Google, Amazon and Disney to stop advertising. IBM, the European Commission and Lions Gate Entertainment have also suspended ads.

Lynette Adkins was among a host of social media users to post their reactions to the letter, which the al-Qaeda leader wrote in an attempt to justify the 9/11 attacks in 2001. Video creators appeared to equate the terror chief's views on Palestine with showing solidarity with Palestinian people amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, with some responding to his comments by saying: 'My eyes have been opened.' Adkins, from Austin, Texas , was one of the first and most prominent TikTokers to share the letter on her account, which had a following of more than 177,000 but today appears to have been removed.

The terrifying sounds that hint Iceland's volcano is ready to blow: Audio clip reveals the 'exciting and scary' seismic activity building around the Fagradalsfjall area In this audio clip, listeners can hear 24 hours of volcano activity recorded from Friday, Nov. 10, into Saturday, Nov. 11. Peppered with a cacophony of sharp knocking noises, it sounds like someone is insistently...

Who is I'm A Celeb 2023's Jamie Lynn Spears? Britney's younger sister who was branded a 'total bi****' in the pop superstar's explosive memoir enters the jungle The actress and singer has signed up for the long-running ITV show, which returns on November 19, following a testy two-year estrangement from her older sister, pop icon Britney Spears .

The incredible moment a humpback whale gives birth was captured on camera for the first time - before the pod make a 5,000 mile voyage to their feeding grounds. The incredible moment, recorded off Lahaina, Hawaii, in 2021, was featured in National Geographic's new series, Incredible Animal Journeys. This was the first time scientists witnessed a full humpback birth from start to finish.

The runner managed to capture the terrifying moment when an adult brown bear abruptly turned and charged toward her, accompanied by two cubs. Despite the runner's attempts to scare them away by roaring and backing away, the trio persistently trailed her on the trail, as depicted in the video shared by @_lauragold. In the footage, the runner, clearly frightened, takes deep breaths while continuing to back away and roar. She can be heard reassuring herself, saying, 'Alright, alright, we got this.'

The former actress (pictured left), 42, took to Variety's Power of Women event in Los Angeles yesterday, and photographers were eager to get the perfect shot of her sleek evening look.. But the mother-of-two was awkwardly interrupted as a friend tried to move her out of the limelight (pictured right). Looking fed up with the paparazzi, Meghan's friend tried to move her on, but when Prince Harry 's wife seemed unphased by her attempt, she uttered: 'That's fine'. Meghan looked effortlessly elegant as she continued to work the limelight - confidently titling her head in different angels to ensure a range of shots.

The 43-year-old rapper - real name Jasiel Amon Robinson - explained how he had witnessed the moment Diddy was inspired after seeing a woman's half-shaven head in a club in 2009, before ordering Cassie to emulate the style. Diddy, 54, is the subject of a lawsuit , in which Cassie, 37, claims he controlled and abused her for over a decade, plied her with drugs, beat her, and forced her to have sex with male prostitutes while he watched, masturbated and recorded. After news broke that the singer had filed the case against her ex in Manhattan's Federal District Court on Thursday, Yung Joc's comment resurfaced and went viral on social media.