Medics

Israeli airstrikes and gunfire killed seven Palestinians, including two children aged 10 and 6, in Gaza City. Medics reported one death near a school, with twelve injured. The Israeli military confirmed targeting militants but did not acknowledge casualties.

Israeli strikes and gunfire killed at least nine people, including a child, in Gaza on June 20, according to health officials. An airstrike in Gaza City's Sabra neighborhood destroyed an apartment building, killing four Palestinians, including two women and a child. The Israeli military stated it targeted a militant but did not elaborate.

Caroline Fonjock experienced severe skin damage from a flesh-eating bug, which she described as resembling roadkill. She credited medics with quickly diagnosing and treating her condition, saving her life.

A shooting attack in Israel resulted in one death and five injuries, according to medics. Israeli police identified the suspect as a Palestinian with Israeli citizenship.

Israeli strikes in Gaza City killed 11 people, including women and children, according to medics. The Israeli military stated that the attacks targeted four residential buildings and killed four Hamas security officials.

Israeli aircraft struck at least four residential buildings in Gaza City, killing 11 people including women and children, according to medics. The attacks occurred in several areas of the city.

A 4-month-old baby is in critical condition after being left unconscious in a hot car in Kfar Chabad, central Israel, with medics reporting signs of serious heatstroke. Residents discovered the child after an extended period of being left unattended.

A man was killed in a car explosion in central Israel, with police investigating the possibility of an assassination. This marks the second apparent bombing in the region within a single day.

An Israeli 'double-tap strike' in Lebanon killed three medics, a two-year-old girl, and four others. A neighbor's video captured the attack, which has drawn international attention due to the casualties of medical workers and a child.

A rat-borne hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship in the Atlantic has resulted in three passenger deaths and a British man in critical condition. Medics are working urgently to contain the deadly spread of the virus.

Medics warn parents against giving children trendy oat and soya milks, citing risks of obesity, tooth decay, and malnutrition. The advisory highlights potential health consequences from replacing traditional milk with plant-based alternatives in children's diets.

Approximately 600,000 workers, including soldiers, firefighters, engineers, miners, and medics, participated in the cleanup after the Chornobyl nuclear disaster. Survivors of this group, known as 'liquidators,' have returned 40 years later.