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Palestinian death toll in Israeli genocide in Gaza tops 69,000
A Palestinian was killed and another wounded in two Israeli attacks across Gaza on Saturday, according to Palestinian sources, reported Xinhua. In the first attack, Israeli tanks fired shells and opened heavy machine-gun fire toward Palestinians east of the Al-Bureij refugee camp, central Gaza, killing one Palestinian man, according to sources at Gaza's health authorities. Al-Awda Hospital confirmed in a statement that it has received the body of the dead. In the second attack, Israeli gunfire in the Al-Mawasi area west of Khan Younis, southern Gaza, injured a young man, the Civil Defense in Gaza said. Meanwhile, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said in a statement that it killed two Palestinians, one in northern Gaza and the other in the south, claiming that the two and a third crossed the "Yellow Line," a demarcation marking areas where Israeli forces remain deployed in Gaza, and approached IDF troops. The ceasefire reached between Israel and Hamas, which took effect on Oct. 10, has sharply reduced Israeli attacks but not halted them entirely. At least 241 Palestinians have been killed and 614 injured by Israeli attacks since Oct. 11, Gaza's health authorities said Saturday, bringing the overall death toll from Israeli attacks since October 2023 to 69,169, with 170,685 others injured.
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Palestinian death toll in Israeli genocide in Gaza tops 69,000
A Palestinian was killed and another wounded in two Israeli attacks across Gaza on Saturday, according to Palestinian sources, reported Xinhua. In the first attack, Israeli tanks fired shells and opened heavy machine-gun fire toward Palestinians east of the Al-Bureij refugee camp, central Gaza, killing one Palestinian man, according to sources at Gaza's health authorities. Al-Awda Hospital confirmed in a statement that it has received the body of the dead. In the second attack, Israeli gunfire in the Al-Mawasi area west of Khan Younis, southern Gaza, injured a young man, the Civil Defense in Gaza said. Meanwhile, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said in a statement that it killed two Palestinians, one in northern Gaza and the other in the south, claiming that the two and a third crossed the "Yellow Line," a demarcation marking areas where Israeli forces remain deployed in Gaza, and approached IDF troops. The ceasefire reached between Israel and Hamas, which took effect on Oct. 10, has sharply reduced Israeli attacks but not halted them entirely. At least 241 Palestinians have been killed and 614 injured by Israeli attacks since Oct. 11, Gaza's health authorities said Saturday, bringing the overall death toll from Israeli attacks since October 2023 to 69,169, with 170,685 others injured.
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Rodrigo Paz sworn in as president of Bolivia
Rodrigo Paz was sworn in as the constitutional president of the Plurinational State of Bolivia for the 2025-2030 term, in the Plurinational Legislative Assembly building in downtown La Paz on Saturday, reported Xinhua. The inauguration marked the formal beginning of Bolivia's new political cycle following the recent general elections. Paz took the oath of office pledging to uphold and enforce the country's Constitution and domestic laws. "This place is not about power; it is a mandate of service. We face five years of service, not power," he said. He thanked visiting delegations from across Latin America, Europe and Asia and told them that "Bolivia returns to the world and the world returns to Bolivia." Paz also emphasized his confidence in the new parliament and welcomed the unanimous vote in both chambers in recent days as a sign of "direction" toward restoring institutions without insults or aggressions. Edmand Lara also took the oath as vice president, calling for reorienting the national course to rebuild trust in the state and for transforming justice so that it belongs to the people.
Rodrigo Paz sworn in as president of Bolivia
Rodrigo Paz was sworn in as the constitutional president of the Plurinational State of Bolivia for the 2025-2030 term, in the Plurinational Legislative Assembly building in downtown La Paz on Saturday, reported Xinhua. The inauguration marked the formal beginning of Bolivia's new political cycle following the recent general elections. Paz took the oath of office pledging to uphold and enforce the country's Constitution and domestic laws. "This place is not about power; it is a mandate of service. We face five years of service, not power," he said. He thanked visiting delegations from across Latin America, Europe and Asia and told them that "Bolivia returns to the world and the world returns to Bolivia." Paz also emphasized his confidence in the new parliament and welcomed the unanimous vote in both chambers in recent days as a sign of "direction" toward restoring institutions without insults or aggressions. Edmand Lara also took the oath as vice president, calling for reorienting the national course to rebuild trust in the state and for transforming justice so that it belongs to the people.
6 killed in cosmetics factory fire in Turkey
Six people were killed and another injured when a fire broke out at a cosmetics factory in Türkiye's northwestern Kocaeli province on Saturday, reported Xinhua, quoting local authorities. The fire erupted at the facility in the Dilovasi district, and multiple fire units were dispatched following an emergency call, according to a statement from the office of Governor Ilhami Aktas. The blaze was eventually brought under control, Aktas added. Authorities have launched an investigation to determine the cause of the fire.
6 killed in cosmetics factory fire in Turkey
Six people were killed and another injured when a fire broke out at a cosmetics factory in Türkiye's northwestern Kocaeli province on Saturday, reported Xinhua, quoting local authorities. The fire erupted at the facility in the Dilovasi district, and multiple fire units were dispatched following an emergency call, according to a statement from the office of Governor Ilhami Aktas. The blaze was eventually brought under control, Aktas added. Authorities have launched an investigation to determine the cause of the fire.