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 Washington: After the Israeli aggression on Palestine, the US plan to normalize relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel has been put on hold and Saudi Arabia has suspended the talks for an indefinite period. Regarding this, two influential Riyadh insiders attested to the fact that Saudi foreign policy goals are being quickly adjusted in light of the intensifying conflict between Israel and the Palestinian organization Hamas. Following the most recent crisis in the area, ties between Saudi Arabia and Iran have returned to normal. The first phone contact to Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi was placed by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, as Riyadh attempts to stop turmoil in the area from spreading. Reuters was informed by sources in both nations that the US-sponsored negotiations on normalization with Israel will be postponed. "The process of normalizing relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel was under criticism before, but this has only made the issue more complicated,...

  Pakistan vs India, and a  middle-overs war Suddenly, everyone's attention at the Platinum Oval in Alur was focused on one thing. Chairman of selectors Ajit Agarkar and Rohit Sharma, who had entered the facility's shaded area following his batting assignment, had both returned and were now positioned behind the sweeper-cover fielder. Heading into the crucial Asia Cup-World Cup swing, India's week-long ODI'skills camp' began on Day 1. KL Rahul, who had spent the better part of the previous two weeks bouncing between recuperation and setbacks, walked out to bat under stern criticism. In his first official practice with the Indian team in over four months, he landed softly. Reserve bowler Akash Deep, who is already well into an extended tenure, didn't present much of a challenge. That quickly changed when Rahul Dravid gave the signal to begin middle-overs simulation and switch the bowling group. Axar Patel and Mayank Markande, a leg and left arm spinner respective...

In Gaza, more than 330,000 residents have been forced to flee since Israel started bombing the area. Since Israel started bombarding the Gaza Strip, more than 330,000 people have been forced to flee their homes, according to a statement released early on Thursday (local time) by the United Nations Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). Over the last 24 hours, the overall number of displaced people increased by 30%, reaching 338,934, of whom over  thirds are taking shelter in UNRWA faculties," stated the assertion. OCHA went on to voice its concerns over the harm done to Gaza's civilian infrastructure. Israel started to shut off the heavily populated enclave's supply of fuel, water, and electricity. 600,000 people lack access to water, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza earlier on Thursday. Some hospitals also rely on well water. The government also stated that since Saturday, there have been about 1,200 deaths in Gaza. On the other han...

 The ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 is expected to enthrall cricket fans and aficionados around the world with its special mix of skill, competition, and sporting glory. This competition, which is slated to take place in India, the home of cricket, promises to be a spectacle that will go down in the annals of the game forever. Let's look at the main characteristics that will make the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 a genuinely special occasion. 1. A Grand Celebration of Cricket:  The ICC Cricket World Cup is a grand celebration of cricket, not merely a sporting event. It unites the cricketing community from all over the world, cutting across boundaries and cultures. It won't be any different for the 2023 edition, with teams from various nations coming together in India to fight for the prized trophy. 2. Iconic Locations:  India has a long history of cricket and is home to some of the most recognizable cricket grounds in the world. Famous grounds like Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, Ed...