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The conflict between Israel and Hamas in the Gaza Strip has led to repeated armed clashes with civilian casualties.
The Palestinian agency Wafa reports that a second child was killed by Israeli fire in Gaza today.
According to a note from the Hamas education ministry in Gaza, he was Tamer Soboh, whose age is not given, killed west of Beit Lahiya, in the north of the Strip. This is the second minor whose killing has been reported today in Gaza, after that of Masak al-Dalu, a 7-year-old girl, was announced this morning near the al-Maghazi refugee camp.
According to Wafa, five Palestinians have been killed by IDF fire since this morning. The IDF spokesman says he is checking the details of the news reported by the Palestinian media.
Wave of protests against the high cost of living in France leads to urban guerrilla warfare. Over 2 thousand arrested, 600 injured among the police and one protester who died in Paris. Limoges town hall devastated. Macron announces a speech to the nation.
Donald Trump and JD Vance comment on the violence in France, attributing the responsibility for the protests to immigration and failures in cultural assimilation, warning the United States of the risks of similar policies.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed that the United States has resumed sharing intelligence information with Ukraine after a temporary suspension, calling for new talks with Washington this week.
Violent protests against the high cost of living in France have caused 1,800 arrests and over 500 injuries among the police. A protester died in Paris, while the town hall of Limoges was seriously damaged by fire.

Donald Trump said his decision to freeze the new sanctions on Russia under the Graham Act is positive for the country and the world, adding that relations with Iran are progressing well, during a meeting with the media at Mar-a-Lago after the signing of the executive order on Friday evening.

A protester died in Paris following a cardiopulmonary arrest during the protests. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez announced that the number of arrests had risen to 1,800.