The IDF has begun preparations to establish a humanitarian zone that will accommodate 350,000 Gaza residents.
The zone will be established in southern Gaza in line with a cabinet decision on Saturday night, implementing the humanitarian separation plan aimed at distinguishing Gaza residents from Hamas terrorists.
At Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's insistence, the establishment of humanitarian zones will also proceed during any ceasefire, should one occur.
According to the plan, each Gazan entering the humanitarian zone will undergo inspection to ensure they carry no weapons and are not affiliated with Hamas.
⚠️ Consequently, those outside these zones will later be identified as Hamas terrorists,
providing legal justification for their elimination.
An IDF spokesman declined to respond to an inquiry from Israel Hayom
https://www.israelhayom.com/2025/07/10/report-israel-considering-partial-withdrawal-as-part-of-deal/
"If you support anything, let it be justice."
Up close, the aging visages of the moai are riddled with signs of erosion and staining.
They are gradually wearing away to dust.
Tuki, who works in Rapa Nui's tourism industry, is essentially watching these stunning figures slowly disappear.
"My father told me that the moai would go back into the ocean one day," she says.
Tuki's father, who died in 2020, was a famed contemporary moai sculptor.
The original statues, mostly carved between 1100 and 1600AD, are increasingly the subject of conservation efforts,
given that weathering
– supercharged by climate change– threatens to destroy them.
Community leaders in Rapa Nui are looking for ways to track and mitigate the damage,
trying everything from chemical treatments to making 3D scans of the statues using drones before they are lost.
All options are on the table as the community grapples with how to manage its rapidly changing heritage
– from relocating them out of harm's way to allowing them to succumb to it, as some argue is part of the moai's lifecycle.
https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20250702-the-indigenous-restorers-of-easter-islands-moai-in-the-face-of-climate-change
The US is preparing to authorize giving Israel B-2 stealth bombers
and 30,000-pound, 20-foot-long “bunker buster” bombs
if Iran resumes its nuclear weapons program,
under a new bill proposed by a bipartisan pair of lawmakers.
The Bunker Buster Act would allow Trump to “take actions to ensure Israel is prepared for all contingencies if Iran seeks to develop a nuclear weapon,”
according to Reps. Josh Gottheimer, (D-NJ), and Mike Lawler, (R-NY), who proposed the legislation.
https://www.europesays.com/2212235/
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