Reuters World News Al Jazeera journalists killed, Netanyahu, National Guard and Sicily bridge
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Aug 11, 2025 Tragic news unfolds as an Israeli airstrike claims the lives of Al Jazeera journalists in Gaza, raising questions about military strategy and humanitarian impacts. Netanyahu's aggressive stance toward Gaza City is contrasted with Australia’s push for Palestinian state recognition at the UN. Meanwhile, Trump's controversial plans to clear the homeless from D.C. spark debate over presidential military authority. Finally, Italy greenlights the world's longest bridge, igniting discussions on infrastructure and its social ramifications.
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Al Jazeera Journalists Killed In Gaza
- An Israeli strike killed several Al Jazeera journalists, including Anas al-Sharif who Israel accused of Hamas ties.
- Al Jazeera rejected the claim and rights groups condemned the attack.
Final Push Could Open Negotiation Window
- Mayan Lubel said Israel plans a final push into Gaza City while evacuating civilians first.
- She noted this could create weeks of opportunity for a deal, ceasefire, or hostage releases.
Mass Displacement Warned In Gaza Plans
- Mayan Lubel warned plans would displace people again and may force up to a million residents to move.
- She said international reaction has been alarmed.