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Deaths in Gaza in Israeli attacks, including journalist

Deaths in Gaza in Israeli attacks, including journalist

At least four people, including an Al Jazeera journalist, were killed during Israeli attacks on Gaza on Wednesday. Local authorities confirmed the casualties following the strikes.

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Deaths in Israeli attack on Gaza City

Deaths in Israeli attack on Gaza City

At least seven Palestinians, including two women, were killed and fifteen others injured in an Israeli attack on a refugee camp in Gaza City. Palestinian health officials reported the casualties following the strike on the densely populated area.

Max Verstappen impresses during nerve-wracking Monaco qualifying, Kimi Antonelli takes pole position

Max Verstappen impresses during nerve-wracking Monaco qualifying, Kimi Antonelli takes pole position

Max Verstappen delivered a strong performance during the Monaco Grand Prix qualifying session, narrowly missing out on pole position. He was outperformed only by Kimi Antonelli, who secured the top spot for the race in the principality.

Entire neighborhood around Hortusplein now off-limits for stray bicycles

Entire neighborhood around Hortusplein now off-limits for stray bicycles

Authorities have expanded the bicycle parking ban to include sixteen streets surrounding the Hortusplein. Enforcement officers are now authorized to issue fines or remove any incorrectly parked bicycles in these designated areas.

No emergency passports issued due to outage

No emergency passports issued due to outage

A nationwide technical outage has prevented the Royal Netherlands Marechaussee from issuing emergency passports to travelers on Saturday. The cause of the malfunction and the expected time for a resolution remain unknown.

Iran condemns overnight attack on radar installations

Iran condemns overnight attack on radar installations

Iran has condemned a nighttime attack on radar installations in the Sirik coastal region and Qeshm island, calling it a flagrant violation of the ceasefire. The Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs described the action, which it attributed to the United States, as a hostile provocation against the country's national sovereignty and territorial integrity.