SUMMARY: At least eight Palestinians were killed and dozens wounded Sunday near Israeli- and U.S.-supported food distribution points in Gaza’s Rafah, amid allegations that Israeli forces opened fire on crowds seeking aid. The Gaza blockade and conflict have caused severe hunger for over 2 million people reliant on international assistance. The aid system, recently shifted from the UN to the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation backed by Israel and the U.S., faces criticism for violence, access issues, and humanitarian concerns. Over 65 Palestinians died in the past day due to violence, while hostilities between Israel and Hamas persist following Hamas’ October 2023 attacks, with significant casualties and displacement in Gaza.

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SUMMARY: Israel and Iran exchanged missile attacks for a third day, escalating regional tensions. Israel targeted Iran’s Defense Ministry and nuclear sites, killing senior generals and scientists. Iran struck deep inside Israel, damaging an oil refinery and killing at least 13 people, including children. Israel warned Iran to evacuate weapons factories, signaling more strikes. Tehran reported 78 dead with explosions near natural-gas sites. President Trump warned Iran against targeting U.S. interests, threatening severe retaliation. Nuclear talks between the U.S. and Iran were canceled following the attacks. The conflict may worsen, with Israel’s Prime Minister warning of stronger forthcoming strikes. International calls for de-escalation continue.

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SUMMARY: Hundreds gathered peacefully at Casselberry’s S.R. 436 and Howell Branch Road for a nationwide “No Kings” protest against President Donald Trump’s perceived executive overreach. Demonstrators voiced concerns over constitutional violations, loss of due process, and military involvement. Protesters, including immigrants like Vivianna, highlighted fears of racial profiling and harsh immigration enforcement. The event drew around 1,800 people, reflecting widespread discontent beyond urban areas, according to Dylan Kelly of Seminole County Democrats. Veteran activist Bernajean Porter found hope in the large turnout, seeing it as a sign that citizens are united and determined to oppose the administration’s actions.

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