Gaza starts clearing rubble after ceasefire
The U.S. Federal Reserve raised interest rates to 4% for the first time in 38 months, in an attempt to curb inflation and prevent ongoing price increases. The decision comes amid economic volatility and the impacts of the deteriorating situation in Gaza, where approximately 1,288 people have been killed since the ceasefire began, in addition to three individuals being targeted by Israeli shelling. It was also announced that around 650 bodies have been recovered since the start of the ceasefire, while a building collapse has affected displaced persons, resulting in 21 deaths and dozens of injuries and missing persons. Studies also warn of foods that can damage the kidneys and accelerate the development of chronic diseases.
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