Israel Hamas exchange fire as Gaza escalation widens
Jerusalem reports the Israeli military conducted its largest daytime airstrike campaign in Gaza since 2014 while Hamas fired dozens of rockets into Israel. Two Palestinian teenagers died in Gaza City after an airstrike and ten others were injured. three Israelis were wounded by a rocket strike on a residential home. The conflict, centered on militant targets and civilian warnings, signals a possible broader war as both sides exchange heavy fire and a Hamas tunnel and urban warfare facilities are targeted.
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Thousands protest Trump across Scotland during golf visit
Thousands gathered from Edinburgh to Turnberry and Aberdeen to protest Donald Trump as he golfed in Scotland. Police guarded resorts, a Greenpeace banner glider breached a no flight zone, and 10 000 protesters marched through Edinburgh with musicians and poetry, urging Trump to heed climate and immigration concerns.
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Migrant expulsions into Sahara and desert lottery in Berchtesgaden
Migrants from 16 countries were abandoned at the Algeria Niger border as Algeria resumes desert expulsions. U N IOM reports 391 people wandering hostile terrain in summer heat. In Germany, Berchtesgaden plans a cemetery plot lottery to allocate 200 new plots amid space shortages. Cuba outlines constitutional reform to create a prime minister role while preserving single party rule and private property.
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Archaeologists uncover ancient mummy workshop near Saqqara
Archaeologists in Egypt report a 2,500 year old mummification workshop and burial shaft at the Saqqara necropolis south of Cairo. Found during a recent excavation, the site dates to the Saite Persian Period 664 to 404 B.C. and includes an embalmer cachette with pottery, bowls, and measuring cups. The discovery aims to illuminate oils used in the 26th Dynasty, with Memphis and its vast necropolis nearby.
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