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    Israel marks 3 years since oct. 7 attacks, Israel Envoy Reuven Azar remembers victim
    Israel marks three years since Hamas' October 7 attack

    Israel is commemorating the anniversary of Hamas's October 7 attack, which killed 1,221 people and resulted in numerous hostages. Memorial events are taking place nationwide under heightened security, amidst preparations for general elections in three weeks. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reaffirmed the country's commitment to eliminating Hamas and addressing security threats. The ongoing humanitarian situation in Gaza remains critical despite a fragile ceasefire established last year.

    The day the fault lines cracked: October 7’s aftershocks travelled from Israel and Gaza to Iran, Red Sea and $100 oil

    It started at the Gaza border. Then came Hezbollah, Houthi attacks, rerouted ships, an Israel-Iran war, American strikes and an oil shock. Three years after October 7, the Middle East’s fault lines have cracked open far beyond where the first shots were fired.

    Reliance-owned JioStar’s Bigg Boss bags 95+ advertisers in 6-language play

    Reliance-owned JioStar’s Bigg Boss has attracted more than 95 advertisers across six language editions, spanning Hindi, Bangla, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam. National and regional advertisers feature across the franchise, with first-time advertisers accounting for over half of participation in southern markets and 70% in Hindi, as brands increase spending on regional-language programming during the festive season.

    12-year-old wins $2,120 for a smartphone grip that becomes a breathing mask and she plans to donate prize to developing countries

    A 12-year-old inventor Kim Ji On has won a $2,120 prize for creating a smartphone breathing mask inspired by a deadly hotel fire. Her emergency breathing mask is built into a smartphone grip, allowing it to be used during a fire. The young inventor plans to donate her youth invention festival prize money $2,120 to help people in developing countries.

    Canada's worst mass killing incidents

    A shooting at a high school in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, resulted in ten deaths, including the shooter, marking one of Canada's deadliest mass casualty events. This incident brings the frequency of such tragedies, more common in the United States, to Canada. The article lists several other significant mass killing incidents in Canadian history.

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