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    Israel resumes bombardment of Gaza after collapse of fragile truce with Hamas

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  • Extensive airstrikes destroy Khan Younis residential complex

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  • Fighting resumes in Gaza after cease-fire ends

    03:09
  • Son of hostage still in Gaza speaks out as fighting resumes

    01:49
  • Israel releases video of Gaza airstrikes as war resumes

    01:15
  • COP28 climate summit begins in Dubai amid climate crisis

    03:35
  • A new stove helps this elderly Ukrainian to face the winter despite war

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  • Gazans angry at 'unjust' orders by Israel to flee Khan Younis for Rafah

    01:13
  • Dozens of Palestinians killed as Israel resumes bombing of Gaza

    04:06
  • Explosion shatters the crowded alleys of a Khan Younis refugee camp

    00:45
  • South Korean dog farm owners protest against potential dog meat ban

    01:15
  • Body pulled from debris of Khan Younis building after truce expires

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  • War between Hamas and Israel resumes after truce ends

    01:49
  • Truce between Israel and Hamas ends

    00:37
  • 19 deaths involving alleged carbon monoxide poisoning at Airbnbs since 2013: NBC News investigation

    02:49
  • Mothers of college students shot in Vermont speak out about incident

    02:01
  • Cease-fire in Gaza will extend at least through tomorrow, Israeli military says

    03:39
  • Watch: Hamas releases two more hostages in Gaza

    01:31
  • COP28 U.N. climate talks set to engage with oil and gas companies like never before

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  • Surveillance video shows deadly shooting at Jerusalem bus stop

    01:15

Hungarians protest Pegasus spyware allegations

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More than 1,000 Hungarians marched through Budapest to protest allegations that their government used sophisticated spyware to illegally snoop on journalists, businessmen, lawyers and oppositions figures. The government of Viktor Orban says the spyware Pegasus from Israeli security firm NSO was used legally.