Palestinians Hold Mass Funeral After More Than 100 Bodies Recovered From 2023 Gaza Strike

Hundreds of Palestinians gathered in central Gaza on Tuesday to mourn victims whose remains were recently recovered from the site of a major Israeli airstrike carried out in 2023, nearly three years after the attack. According to Gaza’s Civil Defense agency, 112 bodies were recovered over the weekend from the rubble of a destroyed residential block in Gaza City’s Sabra neighborhood.

US Military Uses Most Long-Range Precision Missiles During Iran War, Raising Readiness Concerns

The United States has used a significant portion of its long-range precision missile inventory during the five-month conflict with Iran, according to multiple people familiar with internal military data. The reported depletion of key missile stockpiles has sparked concerns among some officials and analysts about the U.S. military’s readiness to respond to future conflicts involving other major adversaries.

Democrats Overtake Republicans on Economy in Reuters/Ipsos Poll as Trump’s Approval Rating Slips

For the first time in nearly a decade, American voters have given Democrats a slight edge over Republicans on handling the U.S. economy, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll released on August 3. The survey also found that President Donald Trump’s approval rating has fallen to 35%, highlighting growing public concerns over the economy ahead of November’s congressional midterm elections.

Netanyahu Remains Silent on Trump’s Gaza Peace Plan as Deadly Israeli Strikes Raise Questions Over Ceasefire

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has yet to publicly endorse US President Donald Trump’s latest Gaza peace proposal, more than three days after Washington unveiled a framework centered on the disarmament of Hamas. The absence of an official response has fueled uncertainty over the future of the initiative, even as diplomatic efforts continue behind closed doors.