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Israel news — August 1, 2026 - Page 9

Publications tagged with Israel published on August 1, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 9 of 12.

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  1. SportsIsraelSoccerTennis

    India's Men's Hockey Team Prepares for FIH World Cup

    The Indian Men's Hockey Team, led by Coach Craig Fulton and Captain Harmanpreet Singh, is gearing up for the FIH Men's Hockey World Cup 2026. The team has trained hard, focusing on fitness, strength, and unity. They aim to write their own piece of history and bring pride to the nation. The team is confident, having played well in the Pro League, and is eager to perform strongly in the World Cup.
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    Rally, Backlash, and Apology Surround Sophie Cunningham's Comments on Trans Athletes

    Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham sparked debate with her views on transgender athletes, leading to a rally in her support before a game in Seattle. Her comments drew criticism, with some alleging harassment by Seattle Storm co-owner Celeste Keaton, who was subsequently fined and suspended. Cunningham's stance has gained her supporters, with rallies planned in other cities.
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  5. PoliticsLawThink TanksIsraelSkills

    Academics Condemn Priyanka Gandhi's 'Gaumutra Expert' Remark on IIT Madras Director

    Over 215 vice chancellors, former vice chancellors, and academicians have issued an open letter criticizing Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's remark about IIT Madras Director Prof. V. Kamakoti during a Lok Sabha debate. They argued that her comment, allegedly referring to him as a 'cow urine expert,' was disrespectful and undermined the dignity of academic institutions. The signatories called for reasoned debate and respectful disagreement in Parliament.
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  8. SportsBillProtestIsrael

    Dozens Arrested in London Protesting Palestine Action Ban

    Over 150 people were arrested during protests in London against the ban on the Palestine Action movement. The protests, which took place outside Westminster Magistrates' Court, saw participants expressing support for the proscribed group and criticizing the UK government's treatment of pro-Palestine protesters. Several police officers were attacked, according to Scotland Yard.
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  15. PoliticsPeaceMiddle EastIsrael

    Israel's Drug Restrictions in Gaza Strip Endanger Cancer Patients

    Nearly 10 months after a ceasefire agreement, Israeli authorities continue to restrict the entry of essential drugs and medical supplies into the Gaza Strip, including cancer drugs and chemotherapy medicine. This restriction is causing a severe shortage of drugs and medical supplies, leading to a halt in chemotherapy treatment for several types of cancer. Patients are dying while waiting for permission to leave for treatment abroad. Over 5,000 cancer patients are waiting for referral approval, and more than 1,500 patients have died since October 2023 while awaiting permission to exit for treatment.
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    Netanyahu Refuses Meeting with Zelensky; Explosions in Ukraine

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declined a meeting request from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Washington. Meanwhile, explosions were reported in Ukraine, including in Nikolaev and near the Belarus-Lithuanian border. A man with a drone was detained in the latter incident. Additionally, former Deputy Minister of Defense Pavel Popov's sentence was reduced from 19 to 10 years in a strict regime colony.
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  21. SportsIsrael

    Carlos Garcés Scores Double, Cienciano Advances in Copa Sudamericana

    Carlos Garcés scored twice, including an own goal, as Cienciano defeated Lanús 4-0 in the return leg of the Copa Sudamericana 2026 playoffs. Garcés' brace, along with goals from Alejandro Hohberg, turned the series 4-2 and secured Cienciano's place in the round of 16. The Ecuadorian striker was the hero of the night, participating in all four of Cienciano's goals. Cienciano will next face Botafogo.
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