Biden faces cancer diagnosis and bone spread in prostate cancer
The former president disclosed a prostate cancer diagnosis that has already spread to his bones. The health setback unfolds amid a lifetime of personal losses from cancer, including Beau Biden’s death and Jill Biden’s successful treatment, shaping Biden’s public focus on the moon shot and veterans’ health.
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Netanyahu vows Israel to take over Gaza amid new war push
Jerusalem reports Netanyahu pledges full control of Gaza as the IDF launches an intensified operation against Hamas. Aid resumes with focus on secure distribution for civilians while tensions rise with Arab and European partners. About 1.6 million in Gaza face emergency food shortages per UN classifications.
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First aid trucks enter Gaza as allies pressure Israel
The first five aid trucks moved into Gaza via Kerem Shalom as weeks of blockade relief began. U N humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher called it a welcome development though a small start amid looming famine warnings. Netanyahu framed aid resumption as pressure from allies while vowing continued action against Hamas and urging evacuation moves as operations widen in Gaza.
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Aid workers cry as blockade drives Gaza toward famine
Aid workers describe helplessness amid an Israeli blockade that has cut off food fuel and medicine to Gaza. They warn of famine as malnutrition floods clinics and a 1-year-old and a mother suffer extreme hunger while international plans for aid distribution face criticism and legal concerns.
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