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Israeli court orders end of nationwide strike called over handling of hostage talks – The Guardian

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Israel’s first nationwide general strike since the Hamas attacks of 7 October, which was convened in support of a deal to free hostages held in Gaza, has ended after eight hours with a court order for workers to go back to their jobs.

The strike was organised amid widespread public anger at the government’s handling of the war in Gaza after the discovery of the bodies of six hostages at the weekend.

It was called by Israel’s largest trade union, Histadrut, from 6am on Monday, closing government and municipal offices as well as schools and many private businesses. Israel’s international airport, Ben Gurion, was reported to have shut down at 8am local time (6am BST) for two hours.

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Throughout its history, Earth has undergone five mass extinction events. The most recent was the one that killed all the dinosaurs.

The mass extinction event that wiped out all non-avian dinosaurs 66 million years ago was caused by a giant asteroid that slammed into the Earth.

Not only did this spell the end of an era for dinosaurs, but about 80 percent of animals on the planet were obliterated as well.

After performing an analysis of metal isotopes that were scattered from the impact, scientists think they have now figured out the origin of the asteroid.

It’s not from the main asteroid belt, as previously believed, but from the outer solar system beyond Jupiter.

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In a world marked by unprecedented change and uncertainty, many are seeking answers to the pressing question: Are we living in the end times? Pastor Greg Laurie, senior pastor of Harvest Christian Fellowship in California, recently addressed this very topic in a compelling sermon titled “Is Jesus Coming Back Again?”. Drawing from the Bible, Laurie highlighted key signs that suggest the return of Jesus Christ could be imminent, urging Christians to remain vigilant and prepared.