We start the day's other headlines in the Middle East.

Gaza's health ministry says Israeli gunfire killed at least 25 people seeking aid across

three separate aid distribution sites.

Two of the centers are operated by the U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, which

insisted today there were no incidents at or near their sites.

The meantime, Palestinians in Gaza's cityned their loved ones following the latest round

of Israeli strikes.

Family members say nowhere is safe.

My cousin's house was targeted while they were sleeping at three in the morning, sleeping

in peace. Where do people go?

Where do people go? Arabs and Muslims. Now all of Gaza is targeted.

The latest strikes come after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel will, quote,

allow Palestinians to leave areas like Gaza City that are being targeted by Israel's military, but he insists

they are not being pushed out. Wildfires raging across Europe have now killed at least three

people across Albania, Spain, and Turkey. In Greece, a blaze burning near Patras has torn through homes, orchards and prompted evacuations

of dozens of towns.

Firefighters say they're losing the battle to protect the perimeter of the country's third-largest city.

What does it look like? It looks like doomsday. We came from Athens with our volunteer association, but we can't do anything more.

May God help us and help the people here.

Meantime in Spain, thousands have been displaced by fires north of Madrid.

The country's Interior Ministry says they're asking Spain's European partners for help.

Officials across the Mediterranean regions say firefighting resources are being stretched thin after weeks of scorching heat.

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