Israeli Forces Have Killed Over 1,000 People Seeking Food In Gaza Since May, UN Office Says
The staggering tally of deaths comes as the Palestinian territory remains at risk of famine because of Israel's blockade.
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Russia Launches Major Aerial Attack On Kyiv Hours Before High-Level Ukraine Meeting
Analysts say the barrages are likely to escalate as Russian drone production expands.
Syria’s Armed Bedouins Announce Withdrawal From Druze-Majority City After Clashes
Humanitarian convoys began entering the battered city of Sweida, after the fighting killed hundreds and threatened Syria's fragile postwar transition.
Tourist Boat Capsizes During Thunderstorm In Vietnam, Leaving 34 Dead
The Wonder Sea boat was carrying 48 passengers and five crew members during the tour of Ha Long Bay.
Israel Bombs Gaza’s Only Catholic Church, Killing At Least 3 And Wounding Parish Priest
Hundreds of Christian and Muslim Palestinians have been sheltering at the Holy Family Catholic Church, whose priest was close with the late Pope Francis.
New Details In Air India Crash Probe Shift Focus To Plane’s Captain, WSJ Reports
The first officer asked the more experienced captain why he moved the switches to the "cutoff" position after it climbed off the runway, the report said.
Human Rights Experts On Israel-Palestine To Step Down From UN-Backed Team
The three independent experts cited personal reasons and a need for change, in the first such group resignation since the Human Rights Council was founded.
Israeli Airstrike Kills Children Collecting Water As Gaza Crisis Worsens
Clean water has grown scarce in Gaza, where Israeli forces have bombed the infrastructure and blocked aid necessary to maintain water systems.
