Gaza aid distribution toll rises amid crowded crossing
At least 48 Palestinians were killed and many wounded while waiting for food at the Zikim Crossing in Gaza City. The death toll may climb as hospitals report more casualties from crowd surges during aid distributions as international calls for aid escalation continue.
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U S view of Netanyahu hits negativity record in Gallup poll
A Gallup survey shows a record high 52 percent of Americans hold an unfavorable view of Benjamin Netanyahu while 29 percent are favorable and 19 percent have no opinion. The poll, from July 7 to 21, also finds 60 percent disapprove of Israel’s Gaza operations, with strong partisan and age divides.
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Joint U S India satellite launch tracks Earth changes
NASA and ISRO staged a 1.3 billion Earth mapping satellite launch from Cape Canaveral, with dual radars to monitor land shifts, ice melt, groundwater, landslides and disasters. The NISAR satellite will survey nearly all terrain, operating day and night to provide data through clouds.
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