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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed holding a phone call with US President-elect Donald Trump, during which he reaffirmed his country’s ‘determination’ to continue acting against Iran and its armed proxies, CNN reported.

Netanyahu said in the video message that he had a “very friendly, very warm, and very important conversation” on Saturday (local time) and told about the need for Israel to “complete its victory.”

The leaders also spoke of the need to bring home the remaining hostages in Gaza.

Hamas carried out a massive terror attack on Israel on October 7 killing over 1200 people and holding over 250 as hostages. Around 100 of them are still believed to be in captivity in Gaza.

Israel launched a strong counter-offensive targeting Hamas units in Gaza in an operation that has killed over 45,000 Palestinians.

Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/netanyahu-says-israel-has-no-interest-in-confronting-syria-784226">Netanyahu says Israel has 'no interest in confronting Syria'</a>

“I discussed all of this again last night with my friend, US President-elect Donald Trump,” Netanyahu said in a statement.

“It was a very friendly, very warm and very important conversation. We spoke about the need to complete Israel’s victory, and we also spoke at length about the efforts we are making to free our hostages,” he said as quoted by CNN.

Netanyahu said that Israel continues to “work tirelessly to bring our hostages home, both the living and the dead. And I add, the less we talk about it, the better, and so with God’s help, we will succeed.”

On Sunday, the Israeli Prime Minister took to social media platform X and strongly affirmed that they would “change” the Middle East.

“I said we would change the Middle East and this is what is happening. Syria is not the same as Syria. Lebanon is not the same as Lebanon. Gaza is not the same as Gaza. Iran is not the same Iran,” Netanyahu said in a post on X.

“We are committed to preventing Hezbollah from rearming,” he said. “This is an ongoing test for Israel, we must meet it – and we will meet it. I say to Hezbollah and Iran in no uncertain terms – to prevent you from harming us, we will continue to act against you as much as necessary, in every arena and at all times,” as per Times of Israel.

Watch:&nbsp;Netanyahu Testifies in Corruption Trial

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Since the rebels led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) overthrew the over two-decades-long Bashar al-Assad regime on December 8, Israel has launched hundreds of airstrikes across Syria and carried out a land incursion that stretches past the occupied Golan Heights into a previously demilitarized buffer zone, as reported by The Washington Post.

The Israeli army swiftly took control of the abandoned army positions, and air attacks have decimated most of Syria’s military capabilities.

Netanyahu reiterated that recent airstrikes against Syrian military sites were carried out to ensure that the weapons would not be used against Israel in the future. Israel also hit arms supply routes to Hezbollah, he said, according to Times of Israel.

“We have no interest in a conflict with Syria,” Netanyahu said. “We will determine Israel’s policy toward Syria according to the emerging reality on the ground.”

Netanyahu has said that Israel has “no intention of interfering” in Syria’s internal affairs but also warned to take “necessary” measures if the current regime allows Iran to re-establish itself in Syria or transfer weapons to Hezbollah.&nbsp;

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed holding a phone call with US President-elect Donald Trump, during which he reaffirmed his country’s ‘determination’ to continue acting against Iran and its armed proxies, CNN reported.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed holding a phone call with US President-elect Donald Trump, during which he reaffirmed his country’s ‘determination’ to continue acting against Iran and its armed proxies, CNN reported. Netanyahu said in the video message that he had a “very friendly, very warm, and very important conversation” on Saturday (local time) and told about the need for Israel to “complete its victory.” The leaders also spoke of the need to bring home the remaining hostages in Gaza. Hamas carried out a massive terror attack on Israel on October 7 killing over 1200 people and holding over 250 as hostages. Around 100 of them are still believed to be in captivity in Gaza. Israel launched a strong counter-offensive targeting Hamas units in Gaza in an operation that has killed over 45,000 Palestinians. Also Read: Netanyahu says Israel has 'no interest in confronting Syria' “I discussed all of this again last night with my friend, US President-elect Donald Trump,” Netanyahu said in a statement. “It was a very friendly, very warm and very important conversation. We spoke about the need to complete Israel’s victory, and we also spoke at length about the efforts we are making to free our hostages,” he said as quoted by CNN. Netanyahu said that Israel continues to “work tirelessly to bring our hostages home, both the living and the dead. And I add, the less we talk about it, the better, and so with God’s help, we will succeed.” On Sunday, the Israeli Prime Minister took to social media platform X and strongly affirmed that they would “change” the Middle East. “I said we would change the Middle East and this is what is happening. Syria is not the same as Syria. Lebanon is not the same as Lebanon. Gaza is not the same as Gaza. Iran is not the same Iran,” Netanyahu said in a post on X. “We are committed to preventing Hezbollah from rearming,” he said. “This is an ongoing test for Israel, we must meet it – and we will meet it. I say to Hezbollah and Iran in no uncertain terms – to prevent you from harming us, we will continue to act against you as much as necessary, in every arena and at all times,” as per Times of Israel. Watch: Netanyahu Testifies in Corruption Trial Since the rebels led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) overthrew the over two-decades-long Bashar al-Assad regime on December 8, Israel has launched hundreds of airstrikes across Syria and carried out a land incursion that stretches past the occupied Golan Heights into a previously demilitarized buffer zone, as reported by The Washington Post. The Israeli army swiftly took control of the abandoned army positions, and air attacks have decimated most of Syria’s military capabilities. Netanyahu reiterated that recent airstrikes against Syrian military sites were carried out to ensure that the weapons would not be used against Israel in the future. Israel also hit arms supply routes to Hezbollah, he said, according to Times of Israel. “We have no interest in a conflict with Syria,” Netanyahu said. “We will determine Israel’s policy toward Syria according to the emerging reality on the ground.” Netanyahu has said that Israel has “no intention of interfering” in Syria’s internal affairs but also warned to take “necessary” measures if the current regime allows Iran to re-establish itself in Syria or transfer weapons to Hezbollah. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Netanyahu says held 'very warm' phone call with US president-elect Trump

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed holding a phone call with US President-elect Donald Trump, during which he reaffirmed his country’s ‘determination’ to continue acting against Iran and its armed proxies, CNN reported.
Netanyahu said in the video message that he had a “very friendly, very warm, and very important conversation” on Saturday (local time) and told about the need for Israel to “complete its victory.”
The leaders also spoke of the need to bring home the remaining hostages in Gaza.
Hamas carried out a massive terror attack on Israel on October 7 killing over 1200 people and holding over 250 as hostages. Around 100 of them are still believed to be in captivity in Gaza.
Israel launched a strong counter-offensive targeting Hamas units in Gaza in an operation that has killed over 45,000 Palestinians.
Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/netanyahu-says-israel-has-no-interest-in-confronting-syria-784226">Netanyahu says Israel has 'no interest in confronting Syria'</a>
“I discussed all of this again last night with my friend, US President-elect Donald Trump,” Netanyahu said in a statement.
“It was a very friendly, very warm and very important conversation. We spoke about the need to complete Israel’s victory, and we also spoke at length about the efforts we are making to free our hostages,” he said as quoted by CNN.
Netanyahu said that Israel continues to “work tirelessly to bring our hostages home, both the living and the dead. And I add, the less we talk about it, the better, and so with God’s help, we will succeed.”
On Sunday, the Israeli Prime Minister took to social media platform X and strongly affirmed that they would “change” the Middle East.
“I said we would change the Middle East and this is what is happening. Syria is not the same as Syria. Lebanon is not the same as Lebanon. Gaza is not the same as Gaza. Iran is not the same Iran,” Netanyahu said in a post on X.
“We are committed to preventing Hezbollah from rearming,” he said. “This is an ongoing test for Israel, we must meet it – and we will meet it. I say to Hezbollah and Iran in no uncertain terms – to prevent you from harming us, we will continue to act against you as much as necessary, in every arena and at all times,” as per Times of Israel.
Watch: Netanyahu Testifies in Corruption Trial
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Since the rebels led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) overthrew the over two-decades-long Bashar al-Assad regime on December 8, Israel has launched hundreds of airstrikes across Syria and carried out a land incursion that stretches past the occupied Golan Heights into a previously demilitarized buffer zone, as reported by The Washington Post.
The Israeli army swiftly took control of the abandoned army positions, and air attacks have decimated most of Syria’s military capabilities.
Netanyahu reiterated that recent airstrikes against Syrian military sites were carried out to ensure that the weapons would not be used against Israel in the future. Israel also hit arms supply routes to Hezbollah, he said, according to Times of Israel.
“We have no interest in a conflict with Syria,” Netanyahu said. “We will determine Israel’s policy toward Syria according to the emerging reality on the ground.”
Netanyahu has said that Israel has “no intention of interfering” in Syria’s internal affairs but also warned to take “necessary” measures if the current regime allows Iran to re-establish itself in Syria or transfer weapons to Hezbollah. 
Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Netanyahu said in the video message that he had a “very friendly, very warm, and very important conversation” on Saturday (local time) and told about the need for Israel to “complete its victory" 



Tel Aviv, Israel Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed holding a phone call with US President-elect Donald Trump, during which he reaffirmed his country’s ‘determination’ to continue acting against Iran and its armed proxies, CNN reported. Netanyahu said in the video message that he had a “very friendly, very warm, and very important conversation” on Saturday (local time) and told about the need for Israel to “complete its victory.” The leaders also spoke of the need to bring home the remaining hostages in Gaza. Hamas carried out a massive terror attack on Israel on October 7 killing over 1200 people and holding over 250 as hostages. Around 100 of them are still believed to be in captivity in Gaza. Israel launched a strong counter-offensive targeting Hamas units in Gaza in an operation that has killed over 45,000 Palestinians. Also Read: Netanyahu says Israel has 'no interest in confronting Syria' “I discussed all of this again last night with my friend, US President-elect Donald Trump,” Netanyahu said in a statement. “It was a very friendly, very warm and very important conversation. We spoke about the need to complete Israel’s victory, and we also spoke at length about the efforts we are making to free our hostages,” he said as quoted by CNN. Netanyahu said that Israel continues to “work tirelessly to bring our hostages home, both the living and the dead. And I add, the less we talk about it, the better, and so with God’s help, we will succeed.” On Sunday, the Israeli Prime Minister took to social media platform X and strongly affirmed that they would “change” the Middle East. “I said we would change the Middle East and this is what is happening. Syria is not the same as Syria. Lebanon is not the same as Lebanon. Gaza is not the same as Gaza. Iran is not the same Iran,” Netanyahu said in a post on X. “We are committed to preventing Hezbollah from rearming,” he said. “This is an ongoing test for Israel, we must meet it – and we will meet it. I say to Hezbollah and Iran in no uncertain terms – to prevent you from harming us, we will continue to act against you as much as necessary, in every arena and at all times,” as per Times of Israel. Watch: Netanyahu Testifies in Corruption Trial Since the rebels led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) overthrew the over two-decades-long Bashar al-Assad regime on December 8, Israel has launched hundreds of airstrikes across Syria and carried out a land incursion that stretches past the occupied Golan Heights into a previously demilitarized buffer zone, as reported by The Washington Post. The Israeli army swiftly took control of the abandoned army positions, and air attacks have decimated most of Syria’s military capabilities. Netanyahu reiterated that recent airstrikes against Syrian military sites were carried out to ensure that the weapons would not be used against Israel in the future. Israel also hit arms supply routes to Hezbollah, he said, according to Times of Israel. “We have no interest in a conflict with Syria,” Netanyahu said. “We will determine Israel’s policy toward Syria according to the emerging reality on the ground.” Netanyahu has said that Israel has “no intention of interfering” in Syria’s internal affairs but also warned to take “necessary” measures if the current regime allows Iran to re-establish itself in Syria or transfer weapons to Hezbollah. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

For the first time on record, the earth has endured 12 months of temperatures that have breached the limit set by the Paris agreement. Europe's climate monitor C3S has confirmed that from February 2023 to January 2024, the world crossed the threshold of keeping global warming to under 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels.

Global warming crosses 1.5°c limit for the last 12 months

Unseasonably warm autumn is being witnessed in Europe. High temperatures are expected to continue till November. Watch this report.

WION Climate Tracker: Unseasonably warm autumn in Europe; High temperatures expected till Nov

A new report has emerged that says Earth will become warmer above 2° C despite climate action. The report comes ahead of the COP27 summit.

WION Climate Tracker: Earth to warm above 2° C despite climate action

European Union's climate monitoring service has made an alarming revelation as it reported that the last seven years have been the hottest on record globally "by a clear margin."

Extreme climate conditions have become a common phenomenon as a result of global warming. There has been a massive surge in the concentrations of methane in the atmosphere.&nbsp;

The Copernicus climate change service, in its latest assessment, revealed that 2021 was the fifth warmest on record globally, marginally warmer than 2015 and 2018.&nbsp;

Global warming has further led to record-breaking wildfires across Australia and Siberia, a 'once-in-1000-years' heatwave in North America and massive flooding across Asia, Africa, the US and Europe.&nbsp;

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C3S Director Carlo Buontempo said, "2021 was yet another year of extreme temperatures with the hottest summer in Europe, heatwaves in the Mediterranean, not to mention the unprecedented high temperatures in North America."

"These events are a stark reminder of the need to change our ways, take decisive and effective steps toward a sustainable society and work towards reducing net carbon emissions."&nbsp;

The C3S further stated that methane has gone up "very substantially", to an annual record of about 1,876 parts per billion. Methane is the gas that causes global warming, just like carbon dioxide. Methane growth rates for 2020 and 2021 were 14.6 parts per billion per year and 16.3 parts per billion per year, respectively.

Vincent-Henri Peuch, Director of the Copernicus atmosphere monitoring service tracks greenhouse gas increases. He said that observational evidence is important to avoid "climate catastrophe". &nbsp; &nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

European Union's climate monitoring service has made an alarming revelation as it reported that the last seven years have been the hottest on record globally "by a clear margin.

European Union's climate monitoring service has made an alarming revelation as it reported that the last seven years have been the hottest on record globally "by a clear margin." Extreme climate conditions have become a common phenomenon as a result of global warming. There has been a massive surge in the concentrations of methane in the atmosphere. The Copernicus climate change service, in its latest assessment, revealed that 2021 was the fifth warmest on record globally, marginally warmer than 2015 and 2018. Global warming has further led to record-breaking wildfires across Australia and Siberia, a 'once-in-1000-years' heatwave in North America and massive flooding across Asia, Africa, the US and Europe. Also read | Western diet responsible for global rise of autoimmune diseases, say researchers C3S Director Carlo Buontempo said, "2021 was yet another year of extreme temperatures with the hottest summer in Europe, heatwaves in the Mediterranean, not to mention the unprecedented high temperatures in North America." "These events are a stark reminder of the need to change our ways, take decisive and effective steps toward a sustainable society and work towards reducing net carbon emissions." The C3S further stated that methane has gone up "very substantially", to an annual record of about 1,876 parts per billion. Methane is the gas that causes global warming, just like carbon dioxide. Methane growth rates for 2020 and 2021 were 14.6 parts per billion per year and 16.3 parts per billion per year, respectively. Vincent-Henri Peuch, Director of the Copernicus atmosphere monitoring service tracks greenhouse gas increases. He said that observational evidence is important to avoid "climate catastrophe". (With inputs from agencies)

A 'climate catastrophe': 2021 was the fifth warmest year on record globally

Britain experienced its warmest new year's day on record as temperatures rose above 16 degrees celsius for the first time on 1st January.

UK witnesses warmest New Year on record as temperatures rises to 16 degrees celsius

A new study has revealed that drinking a glass of warm milk can make one sleepy. As per the study, milk's sleep-enhancing properties are linked to tryptophan. However, scientists have also discovered a mixture of milk peptides, called casein tryptic hydrolysate (CTH), that relieves stress and enhances sleep.

Published in the American Chemical Society's Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, the study has identified specific peptides in CTH that can be used in new and natural sleep remedies.&nbsp;

According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, one-third of US adults do not get enough sleep.&nbsp;

Sedatives, such as benzodiazepines and zolpidem, are commonly prescribed for insomnia. Also, they can cause side effects, and people can become addicted to them.&nbsp;

Scientists have also discovered several natural peptides, or small pieces of proteins. These peptides bind the GABA receptor and have anti-anxiety and sleep-enhancing effects.&nbsp;

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As a part of the study, the researchers compared the effects of CTH and a-CZP in mouse sleep tests. It was discovered that the CTH showed better sleep-enhancing properties than a-CZP alone.&nbsp;

This result suggested that other sleep-promoting peptides besides a-CZP exist in CTH.

After this, the team used mass spectrometry to identify bioactive peptides released from CTH during simulated gastric digestion. The scientists virtually screened these peptides for binding to the GABA receptor.&nbsp;

The research reveals that all the strong candidates were tested in mice, and the best one, called YPVEPF, increased the number of mice that fell asleep quickly by about 25 per cent and the sleep duration by more than 400 per cent compared to a control group.&nbsp;

A new study has revealed that drinking a glass of warm milk can make one sleepy. As per the study, milk's sleep-enhancing properties are linked to tryptophan. However, scientists have also discovered a mixture of milk peptides, called casein tryptic hydrolysate (CTH), that relieves stress and enhances sleep.

A new study has revealed that drinking a glass of warm milk can make one sleepy. As per the study, milk's sleep-enhancing properties are linked to tryptophan. However, scientists have also discovered a mixture of milk peptides, called casein tryptic hydrolysate (CTH), that relieves stress and enhances sleep. Published in the American Chemical Society's Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, the study has identified specific peptides in CTH that can be used in new and natural sleep remedies. According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, one-third of US adults do not get enough sleep. Sedatives, such as benzodiazepines and zolpidem, are commonly prescribed for insomnia. Also, they can cause side effects, and people can become addicted to them. Scientists have also discovered several natural peptides, or small pieces of proteins. These peptides bind the GABA receptor and have anti-anxiety and sleep-enhancing effects. Also read | Kim Jong Un spotted smiling and clapping as soldiers lie on bed of nails As a part of the study, the researchers compared the effects of CTH and a-CZP in mouse sleep tests. It was discovered that the CTH showed better sleep-enhancing properties than a-CZP alone. This result suggested that other sleep-promoting peptides besides a-CZP exist in CTH. After this, the team used mass spectrometry to identify bioactive peptides released from CTH during simulated gastric digestion. The scientists virtually screened these peptides for binding to the GABA receptor. The research reveals that all the strong candidates were tested in mice, and the best one, called YPVEPF, increased the number of mice that fell asleep quickly by about 25 per cent and the sleep duration by more than 400 per cent compared to a control group.

Study says drinking warm milk can make one sleepy, here is how

Last year has been recorded as warmest on record across Europe, breaking the previous high mark by a considerable distance. The temperatures across the region were more than 1.

Last year has been recorded as warmest on record across Europe, breaking the previous high mark by a considerable distance. The temperatures across the region were more than 1.9C above the long-term average between 1981 and 2010. As per the State of the Climate 2020 report from the American Meteorological Society, the temperatures in the Arctic are also rising rapidly. Robert Dunn, a senior climate scientist at the UK Met Office, was quoted by the BBC as saying, "This level of difference to the previous long-term average, which is a large difference, is something that is concerning". He further added, "It is something to sit up and take notice of, but it's not just the temperatures that are increasing, the extreme events, the heat waves we're seeing this year, and last year as well. We're seeing these responses across the world." Also read | India, Maldives to sign pact on mega Greater Malé Connectivity Project The reports earlier this year confirmed that 2020 was Europe's warmest on record and one of the three hottest globally. The new data shows that Europe's temperature margin over previous years was significantly greater than previously thought. The temperature not only was the year 1.9C above the long-term average, but it was also more than 0.5C greater than the previous high mark. Prof Gabi Hegerl, professor of climate system science at the University of Edinburgh, who was not involved with the study said, "The amount by which the previous record has been exceeded should worry us all". He further added, "European temperatures are well measured and can be tracked back to the beginning of industrialisation and beyond, using documentary evidence and proxy records. This long-term context emphasises how unusual this warmth is."

2020 recorded as warmest on record across Europe

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