This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Jackie Leonard and in the early hours of Sunday the 28th of July,

these are our main stories.

Israel has blamed Hezbollah for a rocket attack in the occupied Galan Heights that has

killed at least 12 people, the deadliest cross-border incident in the north since

October. Hezbollah has issued a denial.

Donald Trump says he'll carry on holding outdoor

rallies despite advice not to from the US secret service. And the world

football authorities have punished the reigning women's Olympic champions Canada

for spying on rivals with a drone.

Also in this podcast,

it shows machinery and living conditions of mining before industrialization and afterwards.

A gold and silver mine in Japan has been added to UNESCO's World Heritage Register.

We begin in the Middle East.

A football pitch in a remote town in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights has been hit by a rocket attack,

killing at least 12 teenagers and young adults.

It's the worst single attack on Israel's northern border since the start of the Gaza War last October.

At a news briefing, the spokesman for the Israeli Defence Forces Daniel Hagari insisted Hezbollah was behind Saturday's attack and

said the Israeli military was preparing its response.

The Hezbollah terrorist organization in Lebanon fired a rocket at children playing soccer in a soccer field in Madh Delshams in Northern Israel.

Hezbollah then lied to the whole world and claimed they did not carry out this attack.

This is a lie.

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