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At least 44 people were killed in Gaza after Israeli forces opened fire near aid distribution areas in two separate incidents, according to witnesses and hospital officials. One took place on a road south of Wadi Gaza, where Awda hospital reported 25 deaths and 146 injuries, including 62 in critical condition. In Deir al-Balah, Al Aqsa Martyrs hospital received six bodies from the same incident.⁠
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Witnesses described fire from tanks and drones as people approached aid trucks. “It was a massacre,” said Ahmed Halawa. Another witness, Hossam Abu Shahada, said drones circled overhead before gunfire erupted, leaving bodies on the ground. In Rafah, a separate incident occurred as crowds gathered at the Shakoush area. Nasser hospital reported 19 deaths and 50 injuries. “We seek food and the occupation opens fire and kills many,” said Ayman Abu Joda.⁠
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The Israeli military has not commented. Philippe Lazzarini of the UN’s refugee agency called the aid system “an abomination that humiliates and degrades desperate people.” A spokesperson for the UN Human Rights Office said restricting access to food and essential services could amount to a war crime. Gaza’s health ministry reports more than 56,000 Palestinians killed during Israel’s 21-month campaign, with over half listed as women and children.⁠
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Nestlé, the largest food and beverage company in the world, announced it will remove artificial dyes from all its U.S. food and beverage products by mid-2026. ⁠
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The change will affect a wide range of well-known brands across its portfolio, including Nesquik, DiGiorno, Stouffer’s, Lean Cuisine, Toll House, and Gerber. Nestlé also owns Coffee-Mate, Hot Pockets, Drumstick, and pet food brands like Purina ONE and Fancy Feast. ⁠
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The move follows similar pledges by Kraft Heinz and General Mills, and aligns with public support: an AP-NORC poll found that about two-thirds of Americans favor removing synthetic additives from processed foods.⁠
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Nestlé previously pledged in 2015 to eliminate artificial colors, but did not follow through fully. The company now says 90% of its U.S. portfolio is dye-free, though some products, like Nesquik Banana Strawberry milk, still contain Red 3. ⁠
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