Netanyahu calls Rafah strike a tragic mistake
Israel premier Benjamin Netanyahu said the Rafah strike that set a camp ablaze and killed at least 45 displaced civilians was a tragic mistake. He promised an investigation as international criticism rose and the Palestinian death toll topped 36,000.
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Memorial Day storms kill at least 22 across U S states
Weekend storms swept the central and southern United States killing at least 22 people in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Kentucky. The toll includes seven in Cooke County Texas and eight in Arkansas as homes, businesses and power lines were ruined. President Biden paid tribute at Arlington National Cemetery and urged each generation to strive for a more perfect union.
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