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Israel faces growing pressure over alleged abuse of Gaza flotilla members

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By Chantal Da Silva Verified, Matteo Moschella Verified, Yarden Segev
| NBC News Verified
June 6, 2026, 6:14 AM EDT Israel faces mounting international outrage over allegations of rape, beatings and humiliation of international activists detained on a flotillaattempting to break its naval blockade of Gaza.
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Live updates: Israel and Lebanon leaders to hold talks, Trump says

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By Phil Helsel Verified, Erin Tan, Yarden Segev
| NBC News Verified
FIFA President Gianni Infantino expressed optimism that Iran’s soccer team will come to the World Cup in the U.S. this summer, despite the war currently paused by a temporary ceasefire. “The Iranian team is coming, for sure, yes,” Infantino said yesterday at CNBC’s Invest in America Forum. “We hope that by then of course the situation will be a peaceful situation. As I said, that will definitely help,” he said.
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Live updates: U.S. and Iran fail to reach a deal after one day of peace talks

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By Yarden Segev, Mirna Alsharif Verified, Dennis Romero Verified
| NBC News Verified
Netanyahu has said he wants “a real peace agreement that will last for generations” with Lebanon. The prime minister said his country is continuing to fight Hezbollah, and peace talks with Lebanon are dependent on the disarmament of the group. Talks between the two nations are due to begin Tuesday. The U.S. will mediate. The spokesperson for Iran’s foreign ministry said there was no expectation in Tehran of a deal, particularly amid the war.
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