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Israel released evidence it claims proves Hamas is waging terror from hospitals.

The Israel Defence Forces released a video of a tunnel it says lies beneath Al-Shiva hospital in Gaza.

Hamas has denied that tunnel entrances are under civilian infrastructure.

It also released footage apparently showing Hamas bringing two hostages into the facility on October 7th, the day of its deadly attack.

Earlier the World Health Organization described Al-Shifa, now overrun by Israeli forces, as a death zone.

Its staff saw a mass grave at the entrance and were told it contained more than 80 bodies.

Argentina elected Javier Milay, a self-proclaimed anarcho-capitalist as its president.

Mr. Melay defeated Sergei O Amasa, the economy minister, in a runoff.

Partial results give Mr. Mele 56% of the vote.

Inflation at over 140% was a top concern for voters.

Mr Milay campaigned on a radical economic platform that included scrapping the central bank, dollarizing the economy and slashing public spending by 15% of GDP.

Iranian-backed Hooty rebels seized a cargo ship in the Red Sea, taking 25 crew members hostage.

The rebels said they hijacked it because of its linked to Israel.

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