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The relationship between Israel and the United Nations- already framed of mutually recrimination- has been immersed by the nose since the beginning of the war. United Nations officials and institutions have Israeli policies expressed publicly and repeatedly. Israel has accused the United Nations of prejudice and says that UNRWA is infiltrated by Hamas and its allies.The UNRWA has fired several employees accused of taking part in October 7, 2023 led by Hamas, attacks that turned on the war, eliminating others.The hearings were the last shots for Israel in international legal institutions in the middle of the Israel campaign against Hamas in Gaza. About 1,200 people were killed and 250 took hostage in the attack led by Hamas at 2023 at the southern Israel. The subsequent offensive of Israel ...

When a person develops solid tumors in the stomach or esophagus or rectum, oncologists know how to treat them. But care often have serious effects on the quality of life. This may include the removal of the stomach or bladder, a permanent colostomy bag, radiation that makes patients infertile and last lasting from chemotherapy.So a research group at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, using a drug of the GSK pharmaceutical company, has tried something different.The researchers started with a group of 103 people. The participants in the study were between 2-3 percent of patients with cancer with tumors who should respond to immunotherapy, a drug that exceeds the barriers that prevent the immune system from attacking tumors.But in clinical studies, immunotherapy should not replace st...

Zurab K. TSereteli, a Georgian-Russian artist whose towering monuments and heroic statues were pleased to the Kremlin authorities, but aroused contempt from Moscow to New Jersey, died on Tuesday in his home outside Moscow. He was 91 years old.His death was announced by Sergei Shagulashvili, his assistant. President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia sent a note of condolences to the family of Mr. Tsereteli, calling him "an exceptional representative of multinational Russian culture".An admirer of Mr. Putin, Mr. Tsereteli, revealed his imposing bronze statue in 2004, dressed in a tunic of Judo Law. (The work was so scarcely received, however, that he remained with Mr. Tsereteli in his gallery.)The exuberant work of TSereteli has largely defined the post-Soviet Russian aesthetic. Flamboyant and liv...

The question if being educated to artificial intelligence may seem like a controversial point - after all it is artificial.But Sam Altman, CEO of the Openai artificial intelligence company, recently shed light on the cost of adding a further "please!" or "Thanks!" For chatbot suggestions.Someone published on X last week: "I wonder how much Openi money lost the costs of electricity from the people who say" please "and" thanks "to their models."The next day, Mr. Altman replied: "Tens of millions of dollars well spent - you never know".First: every single question of a chatbot costs money and energy and every additional word as part of that church increases the cost for a server.Neil Johnson, a physics professor at the George Washington University who studied artificial intelligence, compared...

A massive explosion in a port in southern Iran on Saturday killed at least 14 people and wounded more than 700, according to state media, and touched a serious fire in the most important import hub in the country.A person with ties with the body of the Islamic revolutionary guard of Iran said that what exploded was the Sodium, an important ingredient in solid fuel for missiles. The person spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss security issues.The State Islamic Republic Print Agency cited an official by saying that the explosion was probably taken into consideration by chemical containers, but did not identify chemicals. What made them explode was not clear, but the Iranian authorities did not suggest that it was sabotage or a deliberate attack.The security company Ambrey told the Assoc...

Insulin, cardiac treatments and antibiotics have flowed freely on many boundaries for decades, free from the rates in an attempt to make medicine accessible. But this could soon change.For months, President Trump has promised to impose higher rates to pharmaceutical products as part of his plan to rearrange the global trading system and report the key manufacturing industries in the United States. This month, he said that the pharmaceutical rates could arrive in the "not too distant future".If they did, the move would have serious - and wildly uncertain consequences - for drugs made in the European Union.Pharmaceutical products and chemicals are export n. 1 of the blockage in America. Among these are the successful ozemics of weight loss, cancer treatments, cardiovascular drugs and flu vac...

By air and boat, on foot and in a popular electric, Pope Francis traveled year after the year of papacy, reaching dozens of countries on five continents.His first official trip outside Rome was in 2013 in Lampedusa, a small Mediterranean island that had become a door to migrants. Not long after, he flew to the mountains of Bolivia and riding the streets of Philadelphia and New York on the streets. He visited Mosul, an Iraqi city ruined by the war, met mad in South Sudan, the new country in the world, and crossed Asia and the Pacific, with stops in Mongolia, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea.As his health became fragile in the months preceding his death, his movements have become increasingly limited to an ever smaller circle, with his humble residence in a Vatican pension in the center. After...

At the end of 2023, Israel aimed to assassinate Ibrahim Biari, a high -level commander in the northern strip of Gaza who had contributed to planning the massacres of 7 October. But the Israeli intelligence was unable to find Mr. Biari, who believed it was hidden in the tunnel network under Gaza.So the Israeli officers turned to a new military technology infused with artificial intelligence, three Israeli and American officials informed the events. The technology had been developed a decade before but had not been used in battle. Finding Mr. Biari provided a new incentive to improve the tool, therefore the engineers in the 8200 unit of Israel, equivalent of the country of the National Security Agency, soon integrated the IA in it, said people.Shortly thereafter, Israel listened to the calls...

A third round of interviews between Iran and the United States on Tehran's nuclear activities began on Saturday, increasing hopes in a new agreement that could avoid another conflict in the Middle East."I think we will make an agreement with Iran. No one else could do it," said President Trump in an interview with Time Magazine published on Friday. Trump abandoned a previous nuclear agreement with Iran in 2018 during his first term, saying it was an imperfect agreement.The talks have the potential to remodel regional and global safety by reducing the possibility of an Israeli attack supported by the United States to Iranian nuclear structures and preventing Iran from producing a nuclear weapon. An agreement could also transform the economic and political panorama of Iran by loosening A...

David Paton, an idealist and innovative ophthalmologist who started in Project Orbis, converting a United Airlines jet to a flying hospital that brought surgeons to developing countries to operate on patients and educate local doctors, died on April 3 at his house in Reno, Nev. It was 94.His death was confirmed by his son, Townley.Son of an important eye surgeon in New York whose patients included Iran's Shah and the lender J. Pierpont Morgan's Horse, dr. Paton (pronounced Pay-Ton tonne) was teaching the Johns Hopkins University Wilmer Eye Institute in the early 70s when discouraged by increasing cases increasing cases preventable in places."Other eye doctors were needed," he wrote in his memories book, "Second Sight: views from A Eye Doctor's Odyssey" (2011), "but equally impo...