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DeSantis to meet UK foreign secretary with eye on US presidential...
Florida governor lines up four-nation tour in attempt to boost credentials as credible leader on world stage
Ron DeSantis, the Florida governor, is to meet the UK foreign secretary, James Cleverly, in London at the end of the month as he attempts to burnish his credentials as a credible Republican leader capable of operating on a global stage ahead of a widely expected run for US president.
He is to lead a Florida trade delegation on a four-nation tour taking in Japan, South Korea, Israel and the UK.
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Jerusalem holy site visits restricted after Israeli soldiers shoot two Palestinians
Al-Aqsa mosque closed to non-Muslims and tourists after gunmen who shot at an army post killed by security forces
Israel has halted visits by non-Muslims and tourists to a flashpoint Jerusalem holy site, as its military said soldiers had shot dead two Palestinian gunmen in the occupied West Bank, as a wave of unrest showed no sign of subsiding.
Last week, an Israeli police raid at the al-Aqsa mosque compound, a tinder box in the decades-old Israeli-Palestinian conflict, triggered rocket attacks from Gaza, south Lebanon and Syria that drew Israeli air and artillery strikes.
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Egyptian TV present about Israel’s destruction opens actual world rift
Israel’s foreign ministry reminds Egypt of peace deal after sci-fi drama El-Nehaya airs
An Egyptian science fiction drama that predicts Israel’s destruction has provoked an angry reaction from the Jewish state, including from the country’s foreign ministry, which reminded its neighbour of a decades-old peace deal.
Set in the year 2120, the series called El-Nehaya, meaning The End, imagines a bleak future with cloned robots, battered skyscrapers, and relentless violence.
Related: Ramadan TV dramas signal shift in Arab-Israeli relations
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