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Israeli media: 4 Israeli soldiers killed in the Gaza Strip

Gaza Government Media Office: Starved citizens are tempted to head to American-Israeli centers and then are deliberately shot

Gaza Government Media Office: The toll at US-Israeli aid distribution centers is as follows: 110 martyred, 583 wounded, and 9 missing

Gaza Government Media Office: 8 starved civilians were killed and 61 others were injured by the gunfire of Israeli occupation forces and an American security company in Rafah

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: Three martyrs, injured in Israeli drone strike on phone charging station west of Khan Younis, southern Gaza.

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: Four martyrs, dozens of injured as IOF open fire on civilians near GHF facility west of Rafah, southern Gaza.

Lebanese Army: This may push Army to freeze cooperation with committee regarding investigating facilities.

Lebanese Army: Enemy's continued violations of agreement and its refusal to respond with implementation committee weakens committee, Army's role.

Lebanese Army: A number of patrols also headed to locations under threat to investigate them, despite enemy's refusal of proposal.

Lebanese Army: As soon as enemy announced its threats, Army began coordination with ceasefire committee to stop attack.

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Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) aren’t just a guilty pleasure; they might be slashing years off your life, according to an international study. Countries like England and the United States, where over half of daily calories come from UPFs, recorded the highest rates of premature deaths tied to these foods. Experts warn that it’s not just fat, salt, or sugar to blame, but also the industrial additives used in these products. However, they recommended what governments can do to fight back.