Funeral services are being held in North Macedonia for the 59 victims of a nightclub fire in Kocani, with communities gathering for burials in various cities and towns. The tragic blaze, which claimed mostly young lives, including members of the band DNA, has prompted calls for national unity and prayers for the victims and their families. As authorities continue to investigate the lack of fire safety measures at the nightclub, 72 people remain hospitalized, with the condition of the injured described as stable or improving.
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On July 17, the Israeli army bombed a Catholic church in Gaza, killing three and injuring at least ten, including parish priest Gabriele Romanelli. Despite global condemnation and a negotiated humanitarian response, Israel's ongoing violations of international law raise concerns about the adequacy of aid delivery and the lack of accountability for its actions in occupied territories. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: On July 17, the Israeli army bombed a church in Gaza,...
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