Reuters World News Israel’s Gaza plan, Fed, Intel and Australia’s mushroom murderer
Aug 8, 2025
Israel's political-security cabinet has greenlit a controversial plan to control Gaza City, sparking protests and international scrutiny. Meanwhile, President Trump nominates Stephen Miran to the Fed Board, triggering debates over his radical proposals for reform. The fallout from leadership conflicts at Intel raises national security concerns, especially linked to Chinese ties. And, in a twist, a woman in Australia, accused of poisoning her in-laws with mushrooms, allegedly tried to poison her husband too, while also exploring unique firefighting methods in Catalonia.
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Israel Plans Full Control Of Gaza
- Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel will take full security control of Gaza to remove Hamas.
- Opinion polls and large demonstrations show broad public opposition.
Army Warns Occupation Could Backfire
- Israel's military chief warned expanding operations could trap troops and endanger hostages.
- Sources told Reuters the chief urged caution before moving into new areas.
Allies Urge Restraint On Gaza Expansion
- Australia and the United Kingdom urged Israel not to expand the military operation in Gaza.
- Reuters reported no immediate US reaction to the plan.