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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed deep regret over a "tragic mishap" at Nasser hospital in Gaza, where an Israeli strike killed at least 20 people, including five journalists. He emphasized that Israel's conflict is with Hamas, stating their objectives are to defeat the group and secure the return of hostages. Want More Context? 🔎

Public schools in Washington, D.C. reopened amid heightened security from armed National Guard troops and federal law enforcement, causing anxiety among parents, as noted by Mayor Muriel Bowser. While President Trump praised a decrease in crime linked to his policing efforts, Bowser opposed military presence in cities and expressed concerns about its impact on children's education and well-being. Want More Context? 🔎

Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert and pop star Madison Beer have sparked dating rumors after being spotted together in Redondo Beach, sharing a warm hug and enjoying a casual evening with wine and desserts. Their recent outings, including a visit to Beer’s music video set, have drawn comparisons to other high-profile celebrity couples, generating significant buzz on social media. Want More Context? 🔎

Legendary New Zealand film and television producer John Barnett has passed away, as confirmed by the Screen Production and Development Association. A prominent figure in the industry since 1973, he led South Pacific Pictures from 1992 to 2015 and produced major films like Footrot Flats, Whale Rider, and Sione’s Wedding. Want More Context? 🔎

More than 70 firefighters are battling a significant blaze affecting multiple terraced houses on Silkstream Road in Burnt Oak, north London, with roofs of several homes on fire since just before 4 PM. Residents have been evacuated, and while the cause remains unknown, there are no reported casualties, and locals are advised to avoid the area due to smoke. Want More Context? 🔎

Originally aired June 23rd, 2024, this story highlights Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's commitment to halt Amazon deforestation by 2030. Last year, deforestation decreased by 50% compared to 2022, but urgent action is needed as the world’s largest tropical rainforest remains at risk. Want More Context? 🔎