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For the most vulnerable inmates, there is a plea for mercy
United Nations Secretary-General Antnio Guterres said that the humanitarian situation in Gaza Strip “isn’t going to stop yet”. “They…are the difference between life and death for so many people in Gaza,” he added. Guterres made the statement during a visit to the Egyptian side of the Rafah crossing, where he met with Egyptian officials andUNRWA (UNRWA), the UN refugee agency.
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How to navigate a Hostage situation is an opinion
Hamas has released two Americans it had held hostage since the Israel-Hamas conflict in July, Israeli media reported. The two were released by the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) at the border of the Gaza Strip, the report said. About 200 people are thought to be remaining in the hands of Hamas, including dozens of children, US officials said.
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There are fake accounts, old videos and rumors around the hospital explosion
Israel on Wednesday denied a false report claiming that a Gaza hospital was attacked by a rocket fired by Hamas. The New York Times had reported that an explosion at the hospital killed hundreds of people and claimed that it was hit by a rocket. The Israeli military said the rocket belonged to Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad.
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The hospital in Gaza had an explosion
At least 500 people have been killed in the explosion at a hospital in Gaza on Wednesday night, the Palestinian health ministry said. It added that the explosion had been caused by an Israeli airstrike, but the Israeli military denied any attack. Israeli soldiers were killed in the attack, according to the Jerusalem Post.
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How do you know who is to blame for the Gaza hospital explosion?
The Gaza health ministry on Wednesday said that over 500 people have been killed and over 300 others have been injured after a rocket hit a hospital in Tel Aviv. The Israeli military said that a barrage of rockets was launched from an area southwest of the hospital at the time the explosion occurred.
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Protests erupt for Palestinians from Amman to D.C. following the Gaza hospital blast
At least 30 people were killed in a blast at a hospital in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, officials said. The explosion was caused by a failed rocket launch by Palestinian militant group Islamic Jihad. Earlier, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu had said the blast was the result of a failed rocket launch by the group.
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It’s difficult to know which one was responsible for the Gaza Hospital explosion
At least 500 people have been killed in a blast which took place at the Al Ahli Baptist Hospital in Gaza City. The blast was caused by a rocket that exploded in the air before falling on the hospital grounds. Palestinian Health Ministry officials said that the hospital was hit by Israeli air strikes on October 14.
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The current bird flu strain was so deadly that it came from the same source
A new study has suggested that the spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza, or H5N1 flu, over a range of time-varying time-varying associations was associated with spatial and temporal associations. Researchers used data on reported outbreaks to track how it spread. The study looked at changes to the virus’s genome over time and used data on reported outbreaks to track how it spread.
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Biden’s trip to Israel during the Second World War
US President Joe Biden will travel to the Middle East on Monday to “reaffirm America’s solidarity with Israel” and “press for humanitarian aid to Gaza civilians”, his White House said. The US has been pressing Israel and Egypt to allow food, water and medicine into Gaza, as well as to let civilians out, Biden’s team has been pressing.
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Biden is in the Middle East and screen time can change your eyes
US President Joe Biden said he was “outraged” by the explosion at a Gaza hospital and “deeply saddened” by the “terrible loss of life” that resulted. “I’m urging all parties to allow unimpeded access to…essential humanitarian supplies for Palestinians in Gaza,” Biden said in a statement. “I look forward to visiting the region in the coming days,” he added.
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