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Fox News: Doubt cast on Hamas-run ministry's claim that dozens killed collecting aid sent by Israel
At least 26 Palestinians were reportedly killed and around 175 injured while seeking food aid in Gaza, according to Hamas health officials, though Israeli officials dispute these claims. Witnesses allege that Israeli forces fired on crowds near an aid distribution site, while the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation denies any incidents of violence.
The foundation asserts that all aid was distributed without issue and claims reports of chaos are false and fabricated. The Israeli military stated it was unaware of any injuries caused by its fire and mentioned the matter is under review. The situation remains contentious, with ongoing disputes over the humanitarian aid distribution process in the region.
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Times Of Israel: Senior Israeli official: Hamas ‘must understand it has to accept the Witkoff outline’
A senior Israeli official emphasized that Hamas must accept the Witkoff outline for a ceasefire and hostage negotiations, while the IDF continues its operations in Gaza. Hamas has proposed amendments, including a longer ceasefire and staggered hostage releases, which Israel has largely rejected.
Defense Minister Israel Katz instructed the IDF to persist in its objectives against Hamas, prioritizing the return of hostages. IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir reaffirmed the military's commitment to defeating Hamas and returning hostages, amid concerns for their well-being.
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GB News: White working-class pupils behind their peers in 94% of schools across England as Bridget Phillipson warns they're being 'betrayed'
White working-class children in England are significantly underperforming academically, with only 18.6% achieving grades five or above in English and maths GCSE, compared to a national average of 45.9%. Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has initiated an inquiry into this issue, citing a betrayal of these students.
The inquiry will be led by Sir Hamid Patel and aims to address the educational disparities faced by white working-class pupils, particularly those on free school meals. Critics argue that the inquiry is a political move to counteract threats from parties like Reform UK, while others claim current policies are detrimental to these students' education.