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US imposes 50 percent tariff on India over Russian oil purchases
Washington’s move to double tariffs on many Indian goods poses a huge risk to India’s biggest export market.( SOURCE: AJ)



Large crowds fill Tel Aviv’s Hostages Square for rally urging deal to free captives
By Charlie Summers, Ariela Karmel and ToI Staff
Hostage’s father says, ‘I don’t want to receive my boy in a bag’; protesters block several major highways, hundreds march outside PMO as Netanyahu convenes security cabinet



Protesters gather outside ministers’ homes during nationwide demonstrations for the hostages.

crowd is steadily filling Tel Aviv’s Hostages Square, as part of a National Day of Struggle called by the Hostages and Missing Families Forum.

Following last week’s general strike, this day is framed as one of “civilian action,” and while the crowd is smaller, people are still coming to support families and attend events being held throughout the day.

At the center of the square stands a haunting exhibit: a long table lined with yellow chairs, each marked by the face of a hostage. Plates are set out but empty. A few scraps of pita, cans of beans, and sand are scattered across the black tablecloth — evoking the starvation and inhumane conditions in captivity.

IDF chief reportedly says there is a hostage deal ‘on the table, we need to take it’
Report quotes Zamir as saying ‘IDF brought about conditions for a deal, now it’s in Netanyahu’s hands’ * Syrian leader said to confirm ‘advanced’ talks with Israel on security agreement.

IDF pushes into Gaza City outskirts ahead of offensive, bolsters troops in Jabalia



GOP firebrand accuses Israel of using US taxpayers’ money ‘to pay for genocide’ in Gaza.
‘May be the last chance to save lives’: Rallies across Israel demand hostage deal.


UN declares famine in Gaza, first ever in Middle East
The United Nations on Friday officially declared a famine in Gaza, the first in the Middle East, with its experts saying 500,000 people were facing “catastrophic” hunger.

UN aid chief Tom Fletcher said the famine was entirely preventable, saying food could not get through to the Palestinian territory “because of systematic obstruction by Israel”.

In a statement, it slammed the report by the Rome-based IPC panel, saying it was “based on Hamas lies laundered through organisations with vested interests”.

UN agencies have for months been warning of the deteriorating humanitarian situation in the Palestinian territory.

In its latest updated on Friday, the IPC said “as of 15 August 2025, famine (IPC Phase 5) — with reasonable evidence — is confirmed in Gaza Governorate”, Gaza City, which covers about 20 percent of the Gaza Strip.

Famine is projected to expand to Deir el-Balah and Khan Yunis governorates by the end of September, which would cover around two-thirds of the Palestinian territory