Hamas eases stance on Gaza cease fire in phased deal
Officials say Hamas has accepted a U S backed phased cease fire in Gaza dropping the demand for an upfront full war结束 halt. The plan envisions a six week initial pause with hostage releases, troop withdrawals, and later talks for a lasting cease fire, while cautions remain. An Israeli strike on a school shelter in Nuseirat killed at least 16 and wounded 50, including children.
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Five Dead in Kentucky Mass Shooting at Florence Party
Boone County coroner Missy Rittinger said four people died at the scene and the shooter died after a pursuit. Three others were hospitalized at UC Medical Center in stable condition. Florence Police Chief Jeff Mallery said officers were called to Ridgecrest Drive around 2:50 a.m. with shots fired and found multiple victims inside and outside the home. No motive has been released.
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Reformist Masoud Pezeshkian Wins Iran Presidential Runoff
Reformist Masoud Pezeshkian defeats hard liner Saeed Jalili in Iran's runoff to become president with 16.3 million votes to 13.5 million. He vows outreach to the West and easing enforcement of the mandatory headscarf while Iran faces regional tensions and sanctions. turnout reaches 49.6 percent amid protests and security buildup across Tehran and other cities.
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