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Israel’s military says its prosecutor has filed indictments against two soldiers who allegedly hurled an explosive device at a Palestinian home in the occupied West Bank last month JERUSALEM -- Israel's Military said its prosecutor has filed indictments against two soldier s who allegedly hurled an explosive device at a Palestinian home in the occupied West Bank, a rare instance of Israeli troops facing serious charges over an offense against Palestinians. Prosecutors charged the two soldiers with making an explosive device, aggravated intentional assault, intentional harm to property and impeaching the investigation, the army announced late Thursday. The court ordered the soldiers to remain in detention until a hearing next month. They were arrested on Nov. 28. The indictment said the two defendants acted out of revenge for the abduction of the body of an Israeli schoolboy in the flashpoint West Bank city of Jenin on Nov. 22. Palestinian militants in Jenin had snatched th

When it comes to Kingdom Hearts 3, it's not unfair to say it was a bit of a let down for a lot of people - the base version at the very least. A lot of that was down to the combat, which simplified things a bit too much and completely did away with popular features from Kingdom Hearts 2 like reaction commands. However, if you want to experience the combat of Kingdom Hearts 2 with the polish of Kingdom Hearts 3, there's now a mod that will let you do just that. First shared by Crossing Eden on ResetEra, a YouTuber called The Game rsJoint has uploaded a video in which they combine a collection of different mods to fully recreate Sora from Kingdom Hearts 2 and put him in Kingdom Hearts 3. In this collection of mods, The Game rsJoint highlights a creator who has managed to create a set of custom-made animations for Sora which gives him his entire base moveset from Kingdom Hearts 2. THEGAMER VIDEO OF THE DAY Related: Halloween Town Sold Me On Kingdom Heart

According to Australian astronomers, a weird spinning object in the Milky Way has been identified that is unlike anything astronomers have ever seen. The object, which was first discovered by a university student working on his undergraduate thesis, emits a massive burst of radio waves three times each hour. The pulse occurs every 18.18 minutes, like clockwork,” according to astrophysicist Natasha Hurley-Walker, who headed the inquiry after the student was discovered using the Murchison Widefield Array telescope in Western Australia’s outback. While other things in the universe, such as pulsars, flicker on and off, Hurley-Walker claims that the frequency of 18.18 minutes has never been detected previously. Discovering this object was “kind of spooky for an astronomer,” Walker said. She added: “because there’s nothing known in the sky that does that.” The scientific community is now trying to figure out what they’ve discovered. They were able to establish a few facts after sort

The 2022 season concluded with Marc Marquez having achieved two milestones. The first was his 100th podium in MotoGP , which he celebrated with a second-place finish at the Australian Grand Prix in October. Given his 99th came in 2021 at the Emilia Romagna GP, where he was still basically riding with one arm, a century of podiums was a longer time coming than anyone would have predicted. But then, nothing that has happened to Marquez over the past three years has been remotely predictable. Despite a Honda bike that was proving difficult to manage, there was nothing to suggest during the COVID-delayed start to the 2020 season at Jerez that Marquez wouldn’t be adding another premier class title to his haul of six in seven years in MotoGP . The crash four laps from the end of the Spanish GP that resulted in him badly breaking his right arm began a prolonged period of misery for the Spaniard, one that wouldn’t really come to an end until he stood on that podium at Phillip Islan

In a country where children have seen the horrors of a 10-month war, there are people trying to bring some peace and happiness to kids, at least for a moment during this holiday season in Ukraine KYIV, Ukraine -- In a carpeted meeting room of what used to be a posh hotel, Ukrainian children are screaming with happiness at a performance put on for them and the joy of opening presents. In a country where children have seen the horrors of a 10-month war, there are people trying to bring some peace and happiness to them, at least for a moment during this holiday season in Ukraine. The upscale Venice hotel on the outskirts of Kyiv is now a rehabilitation center housing children who have experienced the horrors of the Russian invasion. “When it’s a holiday , it’s easier,” said Ksenia, a 12-year-old girl from Bakhmut, a city in eastern Ukraine that has been the epicenter of a fierce battle between the Russian and Ukrainian armies. “We forget about the war. It’s easier to distract ,” she adde