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Israel news — September 2, 2026

Publications tagged with Israel published on September 2, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

11 publications

  2. PoliticsLocal GovNorth AmericaIsrael

    Puka Nacua's Ex-Girlfriend Alleges Abuse Amid NFL Suspension Review

    Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua's ex-girlfriend, Hallie Aiono, has accused him of abuse and neglect during their four-year relationship in a TikTok video. The allegations come as the NFL continues to review Nacua's off-field conduct, potentially leading to a suspension. Nacua is also facing a civil lawsuit from a woman who claims he bit her at a New Year's Eve party. The Rams' season opener against the San Francisco 49ers is scheduled for September 10, but Nacua's availability remains uncertain.
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  5. SocietyIsraelGenderAging

    Diana Sánchez Reveals Reason for Leaving 'Yo Soy': 'They Have Replaced Me'

    Diana Sánchez, former co-host of the Peruvian imitation show 'Yo Soy', revealed in an interview with Andrea Llosa on the podcast 'La Capilla' that she left the show because 'they have replaced me'. Sánchez confirmed that she had been replaced as co-host, despite her desire to continue working on the show. She also mentioned that her departure was not related to any personal issues with her co-host Franco Cabrera or the production team.
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  6. SportsIsrael

    Romanian Cup Betano: Group Phase Matches and Odds

    The group phase of the Romanian Cup Betano kicked off with 12 matches between September 1 and 3. Highlights include top-tier teams facing each other and attractive odds available on Betano, the official sponsor. The first day saw 5 matches, including Progresul Spartac - Concordia Chiajna (2-5), FC Bihor - Corona Brașov (2-2), CFR Cluj - Sepsi (3-1), and Chindia Târgoviște - FC Voluntari (1-0).
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  9. CultureIsrael

    Swara Bhaskar's 'Jauhar' Remark Sparks Controversy

    Actor Swara Bhaskar's comments on the 'Jauhar' scene in the film 'Padmaavat' have sparked a row, with netizens criticizing her views. Bhaskar later clarified that her comments were misquoted, asserting that she never called Rani Padmavati or any Sati a 'coward'. The controversy has led to fresh debate about the historical accuracy and cultural sensitivity of the film's portrayal of the 'Jauhar' scene.
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