2025-07-14
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This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.
I'm Janet Jaleel and in the early hours of Monday 14th July, these are our main stories.
Israel blames the so-called technical error for an attack that killed 10 Palestinians,
most of them children, who'd been queuing for water at a Gaza refugee camp.
The Iranian president is reported to have been wounded when Israel bombed a secret underground headquarters during last month's war.
The former Nigerian president and military ruler Mohamed Oubahari has died at the age of 82.
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When I see a book chewed up by a beetle,
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Ten people, six of them children,
who'd been waiting to fill water containers at a distribution point in Gaza,
were killed in an Israeli airstrike on Sunday.
The Israeli army issued a statement blaming a technical error,
saying it works to mitigate harm to civilians as much as possible.
With no let up in Israeli attacks on the devastated territory,
Dozens more Palestinians have been killed this weekend.
The NASA hospital says 24 of them were killed near an aid distribution site on Saturday.