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Times Of Israel: US aid cuts leave food for millions, including Gazans, moldering in storage
Food rations meant for 3.5 million people are deteriorating in U.S. warehouses due to aid cuts initiated during the Trump administration. The stocks, valued at over $98 million, are at risk of destruction as they near expiration, with proposals to distribute them currently stalled.
The U.S. is facing rising global hunger levels, with 343 million people experiencing acute food insecurity. Cuts to USAID and the inability to move supplies have hindered aid efforts, raising concerns about the impact on vulnerable populations, particularly in Gaza and Sudan.
GB News: Unions threaten to STRIKE over women-only toilets which 'segregate our trans and non-binary members'
Civil servants are threatening to strike over claims of "segregation" of transgender and non-binary individuals in government facilities. The PCS union opposes a ruling requiring transgender women to use male restrooms, following a Supreme Court decision defining "woman" by biological sex.
The union plans to challenge this guidance and is also against the segregation of trans women in sports. They argue for equal access to services based on gender identity and oppose the government's puberty blocker ban for minors. Some women's rights groups, however, support the Supreme Court ruling, citing protection for same-sex attracted women.
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Le Monde: Israeli military says it is launching new phase of Gaza offensive
The Israeli military has intensified strikes in the Gaza Strip as part of "Operation Gideon's Chariots," aiming to defeat Hamas and secure the release of hostages. Recent reports indicate that Israeli airstrikes have resulted in significant casualties, with Gaza's health ministry stating nearly 3,000 deaths since March.
The offensive follows a two-month truce and comes amid international pressure regarding aid blockades. The conflict has seen substantial loss of life on both sides, with over 53,000 casualties reported overall since the escalation began.