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Israeli attacks on Gaza City in the north of the besieged enclave killed 42 people according to Gaza's Hamas controlled authorities.

Israel said it had struck military infrastructure, but the director of Gaza's government media

office told Reuters that Israel had hit houses, including in Al-Shati, one of Gaza's

refugee camps. As well as Hamas, Israel is fighting Hezbollah, the Iran-backed movement that controls much of Lebanon.

On Friday, Antonio Gutierrez, the UN Secretary General, expressed concern that clashes on the

border might trigger a catastrophe.

To Marge Salihi, a popular Iranian rapper, has had his death sentence overturned by the country's Supreme Court.

Mr Salahy was condemned for supporting the demonstrations that erupted in Iran in

22 after the death in custody of Masa Amini.

He wrote songs about Amini's treatment at the hands of the

morality police who detained her for supposedly incorrect hijab. He now faces a retrial.

Apple said it would not release its new artificial intelligence features on iPhones in Europe later

this year, when they are set to be launched in other regions.

The tech giant blamed uncertainties brought by the EU's Digital Markets Act,

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