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July 11, 2025

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At least eight Palestinians were killed in Israeli strike at the Gaza School Shelter

Listen to the article At least eight Palestinians were killed Friday in an Israeli air strike in school shelters displaced families in northern Gaza, local medical sources said. The strike aims at school in an area where many citizens had sought refuge from ongoing military operations, according to Al Jazeera Arabic. The report, reporting a source at Al-Shifa Hospital, added that many others were injured in the attack. There is a beam of light resulting from an explosion, as shown by the Israeli side of the Israeli-Gaza border on July 10, 2025-Reuters Cease talks Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has,

June 19, 2025

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Swiss National Bank reduces the interest rate to 0%as inflation becomes negative

Listen to the article The Swiss National Bank (SNB) reduced its main interest rate to 0% on Thursday, reporting inflation, pressure from a stronger Swiss franc and uncertainty fueled by US trade policies. This has marked the sixth consecutive reduction in interest rates from March 2024, reducing the reference point from 0.25%. The move comes after inflation in Switzerland that became negative in May for the first time in four years, falling outside the 0-2% target range of SNB. Do you know?Switzerland simply reduced its interest rate to 0%. With inflation negative and the strengthening of the franc, the SNB

June 13, 2025

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Israel imposes a complete lock of the West Bank after Iran’s launch

Listen to the article Israel put the Palestinian cities on the occupied West Bank in full lock on Friday, as the occupation force reported for Tehran’s retaliation in response to Tel Aviv’s deadly attacks in Iran earlier today. The Israeli army claimed that Iran had responded to the development of about 100 aircraft, which were hampered by Tel Aviv forces. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said it had “control of the situation”, but continued to strengthen troops at the border and sensitive areas, including the occupied West Bank. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said military operations would continue “as needed”. Ayatollah

May 7, 2025

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Attacks in Cloud India’s secure shelter condition

Indian security personnel stands guard near the site of a fighter jets in Wuyan in Indian illegal occupied jam and Pulwama area of ​​Kashmir May 7 2025. – Reuters The skirmishes between India and Pakistan are not new. But the share of the rich world in southern Asia is growing rapidly. This makes the risk of a conflict between neighbors who have been shot with nuclear weapons that are more difficult to ignore for countries, executives and investors who bet on the fifth largest economy that emerged from the World War War as some kind of safe shelter. On Wednesday,

January 13, 2025

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Gazans dig shelter against winter, war

GAZA STRIP: Facing freezing temperatures and heavy rain in war-torn Deir el-Balah in central Gaza, displaced Palestinian father Tayseer Obaid resorted to digging for a little domestic comfort. In the clay of the camp area where his family was displaced by the war, Obaid dug a square hole nearly two meters deep and covered it with a tarpaulin stretched over a makeshift wooden A-frame to keep out the rain. “I had an idea to dig into the ground to expand the space as it was very limited,” Obaid said. “So I dug 90cm, it was fine and I felt the

September 11, 2024

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Israeli air strike hits school shelter in Gaza, 14 dead

An Israeli airstrike hit a school in central Gaza on Wednesday, with the Hamas-run territory’s civil defense agency reporting 14 dead at the facility’s displaced persons shelter and the military saying it was targeted. The vast majority of the Gaza Strip’s 2.4 million people have been displaced at least once by the war, sparked by Hamas’ attack on Israel on October 7, with many seeking safety in school buildings. Israeli forces have struck several such schools in recent months, saying Palestinians were operating there and hiding among displaced civilians, charges denied by Hamas. Al-Jawni school in central Gaza’s Nuseirat, which

May 2, 2024

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Investors are looking around the world for shelter

LONDON: Global investors are looking to European and emerging market assets to hedge against further jitters in US stocks and bonds as persistent inflation forces bets on the timing of Federal Reserve rate cuts to be revised. April was a blast on Wall Street, with the S&P 500 and U.S. Treasuries posting their biggest monthly losses since September. Money managers are now looking for ways to limit losses if the trend does not reverse. That could involve restructuring portfolios that have been lifted for years from value-rich U.S. stocks, said Sonja Laud, CIO of Legal & General Investment Management, which

January 11, 2024

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Mark Zuckerberg slams daughter for making Hawaii shelter project so ‘fun’

Mark Zuckerberg, the 39-year-old CEO of Meta, has started a unique and “fun” project in Hawaii, revealing on Instagram that he and his daughters are raising cattle at their Kauai compound known as Ko’olau Ranch. The target? To create “some of the highest quality beef in the world”. In an Instagram post, Zuckerberg shared a photo of himself enjoying a large piece of meat, likely from one of the wagyu and angus cattle they raise. He emphasized the strict diet of macadamia meal and beer the cows receive, produced on the ranch itself. Zuckerberg humorously captioned the post, stating, “Of

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