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Al Mayadeen correspondent: Several explosions in Hermel were caused by detonations in wireless device batteries, and no new injuries were recorded.

The United Nations General Assembly adopts the draft resolution on the advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice on the effects of Israeli occupation policies.

Three confirmed dead in Rashaya and Bekaa, Lebanon, after telecom devices explode.

Telecom devices exploding in Beirut and several other Lebanese areas in a possible renewed attack.

IRGC spokesman said none of the Iranian advisors were martyred in the Israeli aggression on Lebanon.

The number of martyrs rose to 10 in the occupation's bombing of the Ibn al-Haytham school, which shelters displaced people in the Shujaiyya neighborhood, east of Gaza City.

Egyptian Foreign Minister: Any escalation, including the explosions in Lebanon, delays the ceasefire agreement in Gaza and creates obstacles to it.

Security sources to Al Mayadeen: "Israel" used an international company, a civilian device, along with control over the cyber world, and took a decision of intentional mass murder.

Security sources to Al Mayadeen: In addition to its unprecedented military crimes in Gaza, "Israel" has, through this aggression, violated rules prohibited in all security wars.

Security sources to Al Mayadeen: Scanning equipment available even in countries and airports around the world would not be able to detect explosive material, which had been specially designed for this mission.

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Aboriginal man Arron Nichols, left, plays a didgeridoo as other members of the Muggera Dancers perform at the start of an Invasion Day rally in Sydney, Thursday, Jan. 26, 2023 (AP Photo/Rick Rycroft)

Australian state axes new law to protect Indigenous heritage

Aboriginal man Arron Nichols, left, plays a didgeridoo as other members of the Muggera Dancers perform at the start of an Invasion Day rally in Sydney, Thursday, Jan. 26, 2023 (AP Photo/Rick Rycroft)

Australian state axes new law to protect Indigenous heritage

The artefacts were returned in a formal ceremony. (National Gallery of Australia)

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The stolen Gottfried Lindauer paintings. (New Zealand police)

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