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Thai Tomboy Ends Romance Amid Bar Clash Over Glass Breakage
ponder whether the break-up was real..., until another incident required the authorities' full attention and swooping. -
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Hundreds killed according to Hamas as Israel launches air strikes on Gaza
Israel's airstrikes on Gaza have resulted in the deaths of hundreds, as the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) issues warnings to residents in several areas, possibly signaling an expanded military offensive. Overnight, the IDF launched a surprise bombing campaign targeting Hamas, and in a post on X, the military's Arabic-language spokesman, Col. Avichay Adraee, shared a map of "dangerous combat zones" from which civilians should evacuate. These areas include Beit Hanoun, Khuza’a, and the Abasan suburbs of Khan Younis. "The White House was consulted by Israel on their attacks on Gaza tonight. President Trump was clear: Hamas, Houthis, all those who seek to terrorize Israel and the U.S. will pay a price. All hell will break loose." “The IDF has launched a strong offensive against terror organizations. These designated areas are considered dangerous combat zones,” Adraee stated. He urged civilians to leave immediately for known shelters in western Gaza City and Khan Younis. "Remaining in these areas puts your lives and the lives of your family members in danger," he warned. Gaza’s Hamas-run health ministry has reported conflicting casualty figures. An official statement from the ministry revised the death toll to 254, down from an earlier count of 310. However, the ministry’s head told AFP that at least 330 people had been killed. The official statement also reduced the reported number of injured from over 1,000 to 440. Two Hamas sources told AFP that among those killed was Mahmoud Abu Watfa, the head of the terror group’s interior ministry, which oversees police and internal security services in Gaza. According to Gazan media, other high-ranking Hamas figures killed in the strikes include Issam Da’alis, a member of Hamas’s political bureau and head of the governmental activity monitoring committee, and Abu Ubaida Al-Jamassi, another political bureau member reportedly in charge of Hamas’s emergency committee. Also killed were Bahjat Abu Sultan, a senior figure in Hamas’s interior ministry, and Ahmad Al-Khatta, the director-general of Hamas’s justice ministry in Gaza. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to escalate military action, saying that Israel would continue applying “increasing military strength.” Defense Minister Israel Katz declared that "the gates of hell" would remain open in Gaza until all hostages were released. The IDF confirmed that military operations would persist "as long as necessary" and would extend beyond airstrikes. Hamas condemned the renewed strikes, accusing Israel of targeting civilians and violating the ceasefire agreement in an “unprovoked escalation.” The group warned that Prime Minister Netanyahu’s actions were placing hostages in Gaza in grave danger. Based on a report by The Telegraph 2025-03-18 -
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Musk Plans to Send Humanoid Robot to Mars by 2026, Human Landings Could Follow by 2029
Spoken like a real MAGA member. Can you provide some links to sources, other than Musk's debunked claims, which prove that they spent billions on research on freaks? -
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Musk Plans to Send Humanoid Robot to Mars by 2026, Human Landings Could Follow by 2029
Can we nominate Kier Starmer? He is pretty much a robot. -
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Iranian tourist goes crazy! Uses syringe to stab hotel staff in Phuket
Sherlock, is that you? Seriously, your powers of deduction are immense - hell, you even helped me to understand that I am a YouTuber, I never knew. Thank you 🤪 -
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Trump offers bed to attractive female member of Congress: "just don't tell Melania"!
You claim that you are intelligent and then you post that rubbish.
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