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#war
Le Monde: Israel-Hamas war: One map to visualize Gaza's hardest-hit areas since start of offensive
Summary: Israel's bombing campaign on Gaza aims to cause destruction and kill Hamas leaders, resulting in continuous bombings since October 8 that have mainly killed civilians. The recent bombings have targeted downtown Gaza, including the Ar Rimal neighborhood. Within six days, the Israeli army has dropped 6,000 bombs on Gaza, causing numerous casualties. Many Gaza residents have been displaced, with families leaving vulnerable areas. The bombings have affected refugee camps and densely populated areas, causing significant damage and loss of life.
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PJ Media: President Biden Gaslights Americans in Oval Office Address on Ukraine, Israel
President Joe Biden traveled to Israel to meet with Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu in order to deliver an Oval Office address that was primarily focused on securing more money for Ukraine. The speech also touched on providing humanitarian aid to Gaza, but failed to address the concerns of Israeli security. Biden's policies and approach to the Middle East have raised questions about who is truly in charge and the effectiveness of his decision-making.
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Flag And Cross: Maryland Police Officer Paralyzed After Driver, 19, Intentionally Runs Him Over, Police Say
A Maryland police sergeant, Patrick Kepp, has been paralyzed from the waist down after being intentionally run over by a driver evading officers. The driver, Raphael Mayorga, has been charged with attempted murder and multiple traffic violations. Mayorga is known for provoking police into dangerous pursuits and has a history of driving-related cases. County Executive Marc Elrich is calling for legislation to address these incidents.