Ben-Gurion in Critical Condition After Stroke
Former Israeli premier David Ben-Gurion, 87, remained in critical condition at Tel Hashomer Hospital after a stroke. A brain blood clot was identified, but he was conscious and showing signs of improvement, with doctors expressing guarded hopes for recovery. He led Israel from 1948 and stepped back from public life in 1970.
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Egyptian Soldier Killed as Suez Canal Skirmish Erupts
An Egyptian soldier died when Israeli and Egyptian troops exchanged fire near Ismailia and Ayun Musa along the Suez Canal. Israeli forces reported no casualties. The incident occurs amid postwar investigations into October War mishandling and ceasefire breaches.
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Evacuations Bring Suez Victims to Cairo Hospital
In Cairo a new hospital suburb received Ahmed Hemieda and his son Ibrahim after Israeli airstrikes left Hemieda missing his boat and home and his son wounded. Officials say about 1,400 wounded civilians and troops were stranded, with Red Cross aid blocked and evacuation starting Saturday.
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