The Israeli military said on Thursday that it had briefly sent tanks into the northern Gaza Strip overnight as part of preparations for the next stage of fighting, after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu indicated that a ground invasion of the enclave was likely, as the NYT reports.
The United States and Qatar have agreed to revisit the Gulf state’s association with Hamas after resolution of the high-stakes international hostage crisis involving more than 220 people in Gaza, as The Washington Post reports.
U.S. economic growth surged this summer, as consumers spent at a blockbuster rate that will be difficult to sustain. The economy expanded at a 4.9% annual pace in the third quarter—more than double than in the second quarter—the Commerce Department reported Thursday, as the WSJ reports.
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Israeli forces battled on four fronts Wednesday, hitting targets in Lebanon, Syria, the West Bank and Gaza and fighting off a sea incursion, in a new sign the war with Hamas was slowly expanding to Iran-backed forces around the region.
Source: WSJ
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On Monday, at 10:00 a.m., the CSIS Africa Program previews this year's African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) Forum as U.S. industries call for its reauthorization.
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