Israel to pause daytime fighting along Gaza route for aid trucks
Israel announces a tactical daytime pause on about seven miles of Rafah route to speed aid deliveries via Kerem Shalom and Salah al-Din highway. The measure runs 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. and follows talks with the United Nations amid broader cease-fire negotiations with Hamas.
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Salah a-Din
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Muwasi
United Nations
U.N
Jens Laerke
Associated Press
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Hamas
U.S
Joe Biden
Biden
Pilgrims begin final rites of Hajj under intense heat
Masses of pilgrims gathered at Mount Arafat for the Hajj’s final rites and the start of Eid al Adha. Jordan reports 14 sunstroke deaths and over 2 760 pilgrims affected, with authorities urging hydration and shade. Pilgrims then moved to Muzdalifa to collect stones for the symbolic stoning at Mina, marking the devil’s rejection.
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Isaac
Police identify Mich. Splash pad shooter
Oakland County authorities identified 42 year old Michael William Nash of Shelby Township as the splash pad attacker in Rochester Hills who fired up to 28 rounds before killing himself. Nine people were injured including a critically wounded 8 year old boy and his mother. Officers traced the weapon to Nash and found him dead from a self inflicted gunshot wound after surrounding his home.
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Texas
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Detroit News
Heat wave grips Southwest with record early June heat
Severe heat and storms sweep across the United States with Phoenix topping 112 degrees and forecasts predicting near record highs from New Mexico and Arizona to Colorado Kansas and the Great Lakes. Heat advisories affect over 63 million as forecasters warn of dangerous outdoor conditions.
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