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- 1NAZA Directors Accuse Netanyahu of Incitement to Murder▼'NAZA' Directors Tell Haaretz: Netanyahu's Attacks on Us Are 'Incitement to Murder'
The directors of NAZA have told Haaretz that attacks by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu against them amount to 'incitement to murder'. The accusation, published by the Israeli newspaper, frames Netanyahu's rhetoric as putting the organisation's leadership in danger. The row adds to ongoing tensions between Netanyahu and critics in Israeli public life.
- 2Egyptian intelligence warned Netanyahu ahead of October 7, report says●RE: https:// mastodon.nl/@nrc_nl/1173448483 51216406 Cadeau-link: https://www. nrc.nl/nieuws/2026/09/27/the-a tlantic-oo
Dutch newspaper NRC reports, citing The Atlantic, that Egypt's secret intelligence service warned the Israeli government of Benjamin Netanyahu before the October 7 Hamas attack. The claim suggests Israeli leadership received an explicit external warning ahead of the assault, adding to ongoing debate over intelligence failures and political responsibility for the October 7 attack.
- 3Hackers Drain $320 Million in Bitcoin From Liquid Network●Hackers Withdraw $320m Bitcoin From Liquid Network Wallet
Hackers have withdrawn $320 million worth of Bitcoin from a Liquid Network wallet, according to a report by Leadership Newspapers. The theft ranks among the larger cryptocurrency breaches reported recently, and details about how the attackers gained access, who is responsible, and whether the funds can be recovered have not yet been made public.
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The Dallas Morning News has appointed Jeff Schnick as its business editor. The announcement, reported by Editor and Publisher, adds to a series of staffing moves at major US regional newspapers as they reshape coverage priorities. Industry observers see the appointment as part of the paper's effort to strengthen its business desk and local enterprise reporting.
- 5Apopka mayor dismisses city administrator and finance director●Nesta dismisses Apopka city administrator, finance director
Apopka Mayor Bryan Nesta has dismissed the city's administrator and finance director, according to the Apopka Chief Newspaper. The move removes two of the top officials overseeing the Orlando-area city's day-to-day operations and budget. No detailed reasons for the dismissals have been reported, and residents are awaiting an explanation and word on interim leadership.