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- 1Israel says it killed October 7 attacker in GazaβΌIsrael says it killed in Gaza October 7 attacker who abducted hostage couple
Israel says its forces killed a militant in Gaza who took part in the October 7 attack and abducted an Israeli hostage couple. The announcement, reported by international media including Le Monde, points to ongoing Israeli operations targeting those involved in the assault. Details on the timing, location and the fate of the abducted couple remain limited as the war in Gaza continues.
- 2Seven dead as Russia and Ukraine exchange intensified air strikesβΌ7 dead as Russia, Ukraine exchange strikes and aerial war intensifies
Seven people have been killed as Russia and Ukraine carried out fresh exchanges of long-range strikes, with the aerial war between the two countries intensifying. The attacks mark a further escalation in the conflict, with both sides hitting targets deep in each other's territory and air defences engaging waves of drones and missiles.
- 3Israel Says It Killed Hamas Militant Behind Noa Argamani's AbductionβIsrael Kills Hamas Terrorist Behind Noa Argamani Kidnapping
Israel announced it killed the Hamas militant it holds responsible for the abduction of Noa Argamani during the October 7, 2023 attack. Argamani, whose capture became one of the most widely recognized images of that day, was later rescued by Israeli forces in June 2024. The announcement is drawing attention to the ongoing Israeli campaign targeting Hamas figures involved in the massacre.
- 4Israel releases footage of strike that killed Noa Argamani's abductorβΌWatch: Israel releases footage of strike killing terrorist who abducted Noa Argamani
Israel has released footage of an airstrike it says killed the terrorist who abducted Noa Argamani during the October 7, 2023 attack. Argamani, a hostage taken from the Nova music festival, was rescued by Israeli forces in June 2024, making her one of the most high-profile former captives. The strike footage has drawn wide attention across Israeli and international media.
- 5Israeli Airstrike Kills Hamas Militant Who Kidnapped Noa ArgamaniβIsraeli Airstrike Kills Hamas Kidnapper of Noa Argamani
An Israeli airstrike has killed a Hamas militant who took part in the abduction of Noa Argamani during the October 7, 2023 attack. Argamani, whose kidnapping became one of the most widely recognized images of the assault, was later rescued by Israeli forces in June 2024. The strike is being reported as part of Israel's ongoing campaign targeting those responsible for the hostage-taking.
- 6Hamas Militant Behind Kidnapping of Israeli Woman Killed in AirstrikeβHamas Kidnapper of Screaming Israeli Woman Killed in Airstrike
A Hamas militant involved in the kidnapping of an Israeli woman, captured on footage screaming as she was taken, has been killed in an airstrike. The report comes amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, with Israeli forces continuing targeted strikes against militants implicated in the October 7 attacks and the taking of hostages.
- 7Report: Ex-guard of Hamas chief plotted attacks on Jews in UKβΌHamas chiefβs ex-guard got asylum in UK, then hatched terror plot against Jews β report
According to a Times of Israel report, a former bodyguard of a Hamas leader was granted asylum in the United Kingdom and then went on to plan a terrorist attack targeting Jews there. The case is drawing attention to UK asylum screening procedures and how security services monitor individuals admitted from conflict zones, particularly amid heightened tensions since the October 7 attacks.
- 8US utilities earn failing grade on climate goalsβ# USA # US US utilities earn F as coal retirements fall, gas plans rise, and climate goals backslide "The utilities stud
A new study gives US utilities a failing grade for climate action, with the utilities examined scoring just 7 out of 100. Researchers found coal retirements are slowing, plans for new gas capacity are rising, and utilities' climate commitments are backsliding overall. The findings suggest the US power sector is moving away from, rather than toward, its emissions-reduction targets.
- 9Astronomers find AST SpaceMobile satellites far brighter than limitsβ"Our measurements reveal an average brightness seven times brighter than mitigation targets cited in FCC filings and pea
New measurements show AST SpaceMobile's satellites average seven times the brightness of mitigation targets the company cited in its FCC filings, with peak brightness over 200 times the International Astronomical Union's recommended threshold of magnitude 7. Astronomers, including John Barentine, warn that upcoming deployments will worsen interference with ground-based observations and that voluntary mitigation commitments are not being met.
- 10Zambia targets 7% economic growth over three yearsβΌZambia aims to lift economic growth to 7% over next three years
Zambia has set a goal of raising its economic growth rate to 7% within the next three years, according to a Reuters report. The announcement signals the government's ambition to accelerate recovery and expansion in a country working through debt restructuring and fiscal reform. Observers are watching closely to see whether the target is realistic given the country's economic constraints.
- 11Iranian national sentenced to 18 months for sonar parts smuggling schemeβIranian natβl sentenced to 18 mo. for scheme to send military sonar parts from WA business to Iran
An Iranian national has been sentenced to 18 months in prison in the United States for a scheme to ship military-grade sonar parts from a Washington state business to Iran. The case, reported by KIRO 7 News Seattle, adds to a series of US prosecutions targeting illegal exports of sensitive defense technology to Iran despite sanctions and trade restrictions.
- 12Global Startup EXPO 2026 Set for Osaka in OctoberβΌGlobal Startup EXPO 2026 to Take Place in Osaka October 5β7, Bringing Together Global Deep Tech Leaders
Organizers announced that Global Startup EXPO 2026 will be held in Osaka from October 5 to 7, gathering deep tech leaders and startups from around the world. The event is positioned as a showcase for emerging technologies and a networking hub for investors, founders and corporate innovators, adding to Osaka's growing profile as a host city for international business gatherings.
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A former church building is being converted into a free food pantry, giving the disused place of worship a new community role. The project aims to provide food at no cost to local residents in need. Interest is focused on how the historic building will serve its neighborhood in this new form.
- 14Seven arrested in Washington County retail theft operation near BeavertonβΌ7 arrested in Washington County retail theft operation near Beaverton
Police in Washington County, Oregon, arrested seven people as part of a retail theft operation conducted near Beaverton. Authorities say the effort targeted theft from area stores, though further details about the suspects or charges have not been released. The arrests highlight ongoing local law enforcement efforts to curb retail crime in the Portland metro area.
- 15IDF Kills Militant Who Paraded Israeli Captive Through GazaβIDF Kills Global Jihadist Terrorist Who Dragged Israeli Captive Through Gaza Streets On A Bike
The Israeli military says it has killed a Gaza-based jihadist militant it identifies as the man who dragged an Israeli captive through Gaza streets on a bicycle. The widely shared footage of that captive made him one of the war's most notorious figures. The announcement of his death is drawing renewed attention to the October 7 abductions and the ongoing pursuit of those involved.
- 16Eastern Mediterranean shipping firms' climate ambition outpaces capacityβ# EasternMediterranean Shipping firmsβ climate ambition outpaces capacity, HELMEPA survey finds 29 September 2026 7β9 mi
A HELMEPA survey finds that more shipping companies in the Eastern Mediterranean are setting climate targets, but a growing share also report obstacles to meeting them, suggesting ambition in the sector is running ahead of practical capacity. The findings point to gaps in resources, technology or infrastructure needed for decarbonisation. Industry watchers are weighing what this mismatch means for the region's maritime transition.
- 177 arrested in Washington County retail theft crackdownβΌ7 arrested in Washington County retail theft mission
Police in Washington County, Oregon arrested seven people during a targeted operation against retail theft. The mission focused on organized shoplifting that has hit local stores, part of a wider push by area law enforcement to curb retail crime. Details about the suspects and charges have not yet been released.
- 18Check fraud ring stole $7M from nine banks and credit unionsβCheck fraud ring stole $7M from nine banks, credit unions The indictment names all nine banks and credit unions where th
A check fraud ring is accused of stealing $7 million from nine banks and credit unions, according to a newly unsealed indictment. The indictment names all nine victim institutions where the stolen money moved, which no prior account of the investigation has done, drawing attention in banking circles to the scale and details of the scheme.
- 19Mutual aid appeals raise funds for families and studentβDue Sunday. I won't give up. Retaj + family of 7: 76/260 Legal & survival fund for student Ahmed: 42/250 Community cente
A mutual aid fundraiser reports progress on three urgent goals due Sunday: 76 of 260 raised for Retaj and her family of seven, 42 of 250 for a legal and survival fund supporting student Ahmed, and 91 of 300 for a community center. Organisers are urging recurring donations, stressing they will not give up despite the fast-approaching deadline.
- 20Russian missile and drone barrage kills seven across UkraineβRussia pounds Ukraine with missiles and drones, killing 7 and targeting power grid, Zelenskyy says
Russia launched a large-scale attack on Ukraine using missiles and drones, killing seven people and striking energy infrastructure, according to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The strikes targeted the country's power grid, raising renewed concerns about the strain on Ukraine's electricity supply and civilians' ability to endure another winter under sustained Russian bombardment.
- 21Russian airstrikes kill at least 7 in UkraineβRussian airstrikes kill at least 7, damage infrastructure in Ukraine
Russian airstrikes across Ukraine have killed at least seven people and damaged infrastructure, according to reports. The attacks add to a continued pattern of strikes targeting Ukrainian cities and critical facilities. The specific locations hit and the extent of the damage have not been detailed beyond the reported death toll.
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