Gaza airstrikes kill 35 in Rafah and toll climbs
Palestinian health workers report at least 35 killed as Israeli airstrikes hit tents for displaced people in Rafah Gaza. Women and children dominate the dead and dozens are wounded. search efforts continue amid heavy debris. Israel confirmed strikes targeting a Hamas site and pledged to review civilian harm while rockets from Gaza sparked sirens in Tel Aviv.
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EU calls Israel to respect UN court and halt Rafah assault
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell urged Israel to comply with the UN top court and end the Rafah offensive while scrutinizing settler violence in the West Bank. He pressed for release of tax funds to the Palestinian Authority and noted Norway Spain and Ireland pledged to recognize a Palestinian state. The call coincides with intensified diplomacy and warnings of a looming crisis in Gaza and West Bank amid ongoing war with Hamas.
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Zelensky warns of broader Russian push near Kharkiv amid fresh strikes
President Zelenskyy said Russia is gathering forces near Ukraine's northern border as Kharkiv region endures a deadly bombing that killed 14 and left 43 injured with 16 missing. Officials say Moscow aims to extend artillery reach while Ukraine evacuates thousands and defends a 620 mile front line amid drone and missile strikes.
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Oakwood pool back open with splash pad plan revived
A Lorain community victory preserves Oakwood Park pool. After initial plans to ax the project, a revived effort under a new contractor led to pool reopening supported by volunteers and donations from Salva, Andrea Velez, and David Arocho. The facility, operated by YMCA of Greater Cleveland, runs June 9 to August 11 with 140 free passes for low income residents and modest pricing for season and day passes. Public access points include the Parks and Recreation office and city website.
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