Today’s Top News from Around the World

1. Gaza City Under Heavy Israeli Bombardment

The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has escalated, with Gaza City witnessing intense airstrikes.Civilians are caught in the crossfire, facing dire humanitarian conditions.

• Offensive Intensifies: Israeli forces have intensified their offensive, targeting key infrastructure and residential areas.
• Medical Facilities Closed: Due to the bombardment, medical facilities in Gaza City have been forced to close.
• Evacuations Underway: Thousands of Palestinians are fleeing the city, seeking safety.

2. US Politics: Joe Biden’s Future in Question

Joe Biden faces mounting pressure within the Democratic party.

• Questions Arise: Lawmakers return from the July 4 recess with questions about Biden’s viability as the party’s presidential candidate.
• Donor Pressure: Major Democratic donors demand that Biden step aside, raising concerns about his electability.

Today’s Top News Stories from Around the World

1. 
   UK General Election: In the UK, voters are heading to the polls for a general election. Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour Party has secured a significant victory, but what does it all mean? Let’s dive into the details.

2. US Politics: President Joe Biden faces pressure from major donors who are warning they’ll withhold funds unless he steps aside as the Democratic candidate for re-election.

3. Migrant Tragedy: Off the Mauritanian coast, the bodies of 89 migrants have been retrieved from the Atlantic Ocean. Nine people, including a young girl, were rescued, but dozens remain missing.

ESPIONAGE WITH PEGASUS: The Most Scandalous Cases Of Espionage With Pegasus

Pedro Sánchez is the first acting head of Spanish government to acknowledge having been spied on by the Israeli Pegasus software, with which Morocco also infiltrated one of the mobile phones of French President Emmanuel Macron.

The Spanish Government has reported this Sunday that the mobile phones of the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez and the Defense Minister, Margarita Robles, were subjected to "illegal and external" wiretapping by the Pegasus program, according to two technical reports from the Cryptologic Center National. It is the first time that espionage with this software of an acting head of government has been confirmed.

Already last summer, an investigation uncovered that Morocco had infected one of the mobile phones of the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, with Pegasus, who however did not confirm the information.