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Hamas said Sunday that Gaza ceasefire talks were ongoing and the group’s military commander was in good health, a day after the Israeli military targeted Mohammed Deif with a massive airstrike that local health officials said killed at least 90 people, including children. Hamas representatives gave no evidence to back up their assertion about the health of a chief architect of the Oct. 7 attack that sparked the war. His killing would mark the highest profile assassination of any Hamas leader by Israel since the war began. Source link
Israel launched numerous attacks across the Gaza Strip on Monday after conducting raids in Rafah and central Gaza that killed “a number of” militants. This relentless bombardment came as prospects dwindled for a truce and hostage release deal being secured any time soon, as Hamas announced Sunday it was withdrawing from truce talks. According to a senior official from the militant group, Ismail Haniyeh, the group’s chief political leader, told international mediators that Hamas was “ready to resume negotiations” when Israel’s government “demonstrates seriousness in reaching a ceasefire agreement and a prisoner exchange deal”. Source link
President Bashar al-Assad expected to remain in power as Syrians vote in parliamentary poll
President Bashar al-Assad expected to remain in power as Syrians vote in parliamentary poll Source link
Lautaro Martinez scored an extra-time winner as Argentina beat Colombia 1-0 to win a record 16th Copa America title at Hard Rock Stadium on Sunday. Source link
England lose its second straight European championship final as substitute Mikel Oyarzabal’s 86th minute winner gives La Roja its first international trophy since Euro 2012, cementing Spain’s place among the top teams in world football after years of rebuilding. Source link
Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz defeated Serbia’s Novak Djokovic in a rematch of last year’s Wimbledon final to collect his fourth Grand Slam title at age 21, inaugurating a new era in men’s tennis. Source link
Hamas says Gaza ceasefire talks still ongoing, claims military chief survived Israeli strike on camp
Hamas said Sunday that ceasefire negotiations are ongoing and the group’s military leader Mohammed Deif was “fine” despite Israel’s attack on a humanitarian camp outside Khan Younis Saturday that it said had targeted him and killed more than 90 Palestinians. Israel on Sunday said that Hamas brigade commander Rafa Salama, considered one of Deif’s closest associates, had been killed in the strike. Source link
Tadej Pogacar extended his overall lead in the Tour de France on Sunday by dropping his Danish rival Jonas Vinegaard and speeding ahead to a second straight stage win in France’s southwestern Pyrenees mountains. Source link
The Israeli military said that Rafa Salama, Hamas’ Khan Younis brigade commander, was killed in an air strike on Saturday that also targeted the head of the group’s armed wing, Mohammed Deif. The military said Salama was one of Deif’s closest associates and was involved in planning Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack. His death, “significantly impedes Hamas’ military capabilities,” the military said. Hamas has not confirmed Salama’s fate. ABC Correspondent Jordana Miller speaks to FRANCE 24. Source link
Trump assassination attempt: ‘Not new phenomenon’ in US political history, lecturer says
Donald Trump was wounded in an assassination attempt by a gunman at a campaign rally Saturday, in a chaotic and shocking incident set to supercharge political tensions ahead of the polarising US presidential election. Trump’s shooting however is “not a new phenomenon”, said Richard Johnson, Lecturer in US Politics, Queen Mary University of London, pointing to the US’ long history of assassinations on presidential and presidential candidates. Source link