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The brief moment that marked a win for Trump’s high-stakes talks with Iran

The brief moment that marked a win for Trump’s high-stakes talks with Iran

Trump’s man was in one room. Khamenei’s was in another. Then the two-hour mark ticked over.

  • by Susannah George

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Five months after being injured in the West Bank, Ranem is still waiting for answers

Five months after being injured in the West Bank, Ranem is still waiting for answers

Australian citizen Ranem Abu Izneid says she feels her government should have done more to support her.

  • by Angus Delaney
Israeli troops open fire on medics in Gaza
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Israeli troops open fire on medics in Gaza

The footage shows the convoy of ambulances and a fire truck, clearly marked, with headlights and flashing lights turned on. Supplied by The New York Times.

‘I saw everything’: Doctor recounts Israeli attack on paramedics, filmed on dead worker’s phone

‘I saw everything’: Doctor recounts Israeli attack on paramedics, filmed on dead worker’s phone

The Israeli military now says its initial version of events was “mistaken” after footage surfaced of the 15 killings, which have drawn international condemnation.

  • by Vivian Yee and Bilal Shbair
Israel admits initial account of medic killings was partly ‘mistaken’ after phone footage emerges

Israel admits initial account of medic killings was partly ‘mistaken’ after phone footage emerges

The video appeared to contradict Israel’s earlier version of events, which said the vehicles were “advancing suspiciously” without headlights or emergency signals.

  • by Isabel Kershner
Emergency crews ‘struck one after another’ as they searched for missing colleagues

Emergency crews ‘struck one after another’ as they searched for missing colleagues

The United Nations has demanded “justice and answers” after the bodies of 15 emergency and aid workers were recovered from a mass grave in Gaza.

  • by Wafaa Shurafa, Lee Keath and Fatma Khaled
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‘Potential to rewrite history’: Archaeologists find tomb from lost dynasty of kings

‘Potential to rewrite history’: Archaeologists find tomb from lost dynasty of kings

The huge tomb, buried seven metres underground, dates from 3600 years ago.

  • by Alan Yuhas
Tourist submarine sinks off Egypt’s coast, killing six
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Tourist submarine sinks off Egypt’s coast, killing six

Dozens of foreign tourists were also rescued when the vessel sank off the Red Sea resort of Hurghada.

  • by Sam Magdy, Mohamed Ezz and Nayera Abdallah
‘We’ve had enough’: Rare show of dissent against Hamas in Gaza

‘We’ve had enough’: Rare show of dissent against Hamas in Gaza

Palestinians tend to blame Israel for the death, destruction and hunger that the war in Gaza has inflicted. But some blame Hamas, too, for starting it in the first place.

  • by Iyad Abuheweila, Abu Bakr Bashir, Aaron Boxerman and Malachy Browne
‘If you’re reading this, it means I have been killed’: The final words of a young Palestinian reporter

‘If you’re reading this, it means I have been killed’: The final words of a young Palestinian reporter

The UN will start pulling its workers out of Gaza as the conflict claims a growing number of aid workers, medical personnel and journalists.

When the airstrike hit the surgical department, Israel got their target

When the airstrike hit the surgical department, Israel got their target

Ismail Barhoum was reportedly being treated for wounds when the precision strike hit the hospital, killing him and four others, including a teenage patient, according to reports.

  • by Nidal al-Mughrabi and Maayan Lubell

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