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Gaza genocidal war toll

It has been another day of bloodshed in Gaza where Israeli forces continue to launch strikes killing more civilians across the besieged strip. The latest raid in southern Gaza killed at least five people in Rafah. Two Palestinians were also sniped in eastern Khan Yunis. An incident in Al-Deraj neighborhood in Gaza City killed three civilians. The regime forces also opened fire on aid seekers killing at least one and wounding 17 others. Meanwhile, Nasser Hospital has reported 17 starvation deaths. Since morning 55 people have been killed across Gaza. Since the start of the genocidal war in October 2023, more than 59, 800 Palestinians have been killed and over 144,800 injured. 

Push for Gaza truce

The UK Prime Minister and the US President say their nations are revolted by the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza. During a bilateral meeting in Scotland, the two leaders said they are working toward a ceasefire in Gaza. Donald Trump highlighted the importance of getting food to the children there. He showed disagreement with the Israeli prime minister who claims there is no starvation in Gaza, saying the television shows otherwise. Trump also announced plans to set up food centers and get aid inside the blockaded territory. 

Iran intelligence operations

Iran's Intelligence Ministry has exposed a covert 12-day campaign led by US and Israeli forces aimed at toppling the Islamic Establishment. The Ministry says the United States and Israel launched a coordinated hybrid war on June 23, targeting Iran’s sovereignty. The operation combined cyber warfare, espionage, infrastructure sabotage, and covert assassination plots. Iran says over 20 Mossad-linked operatives were arrested across multiple provinces, disrupting key intelligence and sabotage missions. A trove of US-manufactured weaponry, including RPGs and M4 rifles, was seized at Iran’s borders. The Ministry says Western intelligence miscalculated Iran’s resilience, relying on distorted analyses from exiled anti-iran groups. Tehran says Israel’s internal security has been penetrated by Iranian cyber teams, and such operations are still ongoing.