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Hamas leader killed in Gaza, US hopes for cease-fire progress

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Israeli forces eliminated Yahya Sinwar Hamas leader in Gaza. US officials express hope for potential cease-fire talks and hostage releases‚ while Israeli leaders affirm wars continuation

Israeli troops have killed Yahya Sinwar the Hamas leader in Gaza (who was behind the attacks on Israel about a year ago) The US Vice President Kamala Harris made a statement after Israel announced Sinwars death. Sinwar spent 22 years in Israeli jails became known as a tough enforcer and took over Hamas leadership roughly 7 years ago

The US hopes Sinwars death will lead to cease-fire talks and hostage releases However Hamas isnt fully destroyed and Israeli leaders say the war will go on

Harris also criticized Donald Trump for “gaslighting“ Americans about the Capitol attack nearly 4 years ago. Trump recently showed more sympathy for the rioters calling it “a day of love“ Meanwhile Barack Obama is getting more worried about Trump possibly winning

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In Texas the execution of Robert Roberson (57) was put on hold. He was accused of killing his 2-year-old daughter by shaking her roughly 22 years ago. His supporters say the conviction was based on bad science. The Texas Supreme Court stopped the execution just hours before it was set to happen after state lawmakers made a last-minute appeal

California is facing dangerous fire conditions this week due to strong winds. Fire warnings cover areas from Northern California to the Central Coast. For the whole US‚ winter might bring mixed weather - colder up north and drier down south

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