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Israel’s military has found several dead bodies in Gaza, the military writes on Telegram.
According to the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, it is the hostages that have been found, but the military states that the bodies have not yet been identified and advises against spreading rumours.
An organization that represents family members of those taken hostage by Hamas writes in a statement that Netanyahu abandoned the hostages and “now it is a fact”.
“From tomorrow the country will shake, we urge the public to prepare,” writes the Forum for Hostages and Missing Families in the statement.
THREE NEWS YOU CAN’T MISS
Two motorcycles have been involved in an accident on a country road in Sotenäs municipality.
– There are two motorcycles that have gone off the road, says the Greater Gothenburg rescue service.
The alarm came in shortly before 9 p.m.
According to the police, both motorbike drivers have been taken to hospital.
Two people have been hit on the E18 at the height of Vålberg in Karlstad municipality, writes SVT Värmland.
– The people must have been hit from behind in connection with pulling a car with the engine stopped from the road, says Maths Thörn, officer on duty at the police, to SVT.
The car that hit the people must have overturned and the driver had to be cut out of the stuck car.
All three people have been taken to hospital by ambulance.
There is a complete standstill on the E18 in the southbound direction.
During Saturday, a man in his 50s was arrested at Arlanda, according to Aftonbladet’s information.
He is said to have landed at the airport with gold goods worth millions.
The man is suspected of serious money laundering, according to Aftonbladet’s information.
Aftonbladet has been in contact with the Stockholm police, who could not confirm the information.
There is a fire in a boat factory in Laxå.
The alarm came in shortly before 8:30 p.m. The caller had seen both a column of smoke and flames shooting from the roof.
– It is a fully developed fire at a boat manufacturer. It will be messy. It is dangerous material, says Maths Thörn, officer on duty at the Bergslagen police region, tol Nerikes Allehanda.
Over ten units from the rescue service have been alerted to the scene, according to P4 Örebro.
Israeli bulldozers on a street in the city of Jenin on Saturday. Photo: Majdi Mohammed/AP/TT
Israeli operations in the occupied West Bank continued for the fourth day on Saturday.
An Israeli soldier has been killed.
Israel’s military has not given any details about what happened when the soldier was killed.
During the night of Saturday, two Palestinians were killed on separate occasions. Both blew up cars near Israeli settlements and were killed in the process by Israeli soldiers. Hamas praises the blasts, but without linking the Palestinians to the terror-labeled group.
A total of 22 people have been killed in Israeli strikes in the northern West Bank since Wednesday, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health. Most have been killed in the city of Jenin.
A pedestrian, a man in his 20s, has been hit by a car on national highway 61 in the municipality of Kil in Värmland, which Nya Wermlands-Tidningen was the first to report on.
– He must have crossed the road and been hit, says Maths Thörn, officer on duty at the police to TT.
According to information, the speed of the car must have been high at the time of the collision.
The injured man was first taken to hospital in Karlstad.
– After that, it has been assessed that transport to the University Hospital in Örebro is needed.
The extent of the damage is unclear. There is currently no criminal suspicion.
The accident happened on Saturday afternoon.
Seven people died and a dozen were injured when a bus ran off the road east of Vicksburg in Mississippi in the United States.
The bus must have driven off a highway and overturned, writes CNN.
It is unclear what caused the accident.
37 people are currently being treated in hospital. Two siblings, six and 16 years old, are said to be among the dead, according to CNN.
The police will now investigate the accident.
Two people have been taken to hospital after a car and moped collided near Visby.
Both people were traveling on the moped, the police write on their website. None of them have life-threatening injuries.
The police have filed a report of negligence in traffic and causing bodily harm against the driver.
American rapper Fatman Scoop has died after collapsing on stage during a concert on Friday.
TMZ writes that.
Read more here.
Valen Hvaldimir is dead Photo: Joergen Ree Wiig/AP
The white whale Hvaldimir is dead.
– We took him up now. I can confirm that he is dead, says Fredrik Skarbøvik, maritime coordinator in the port of Stavanger, to VG, and continues:
– Right now he is lying on a truck.
It has previously been speculated whether Hvaldimir was a “spy whale” trained by Russia.
He has appeared in several places. Among other things in Hunnebostrand, which Aftonbladet reported on.
Several other theories have also abounded about the famous white whale.
But now he is dead. It is unclear how old he became.
Here you can read more about Hvaldimir.
At 3:30 p.m. there was an alarm about a suspected drowning in Hamburgsund in Tanum municipality.
A passerby must have seen a person in the water and raised the alarm.
– We are there with sea rescue and an ambulance, the operation is currently underway, says the rescue service.
A man in his 70s was found. Despite resuscitation attempts, his life could not be saved.
The police do not suspect any crime. The man’s relatives have been notified
Children in central Gaza. Photo: Abdel Kareem Hana/AP/TT
The United Nations and aid organizations have begun giving polio vaccines to children in central Gaza, Moussa Abed, an official at the Gaza health authorities, told AFP.
In mid-August, a 10-month-old baby was diagnosed with polio – the first case in 25 years – following reports that the virus had been found in sewage. Now the goal is to give all children up to the age of ten in Gaza double doses of vaccine.
The WHO says Israel has agreed to a three-day “humanitarian pause” in fighting in Gaza to allow aid workers to start vaccinations.
World Health Organization (WHO) emergencies chief Michael Ryan says 1.26 million doses of the vaccine have been delivered to Gaza, with 400,000 more doses on the way.
A Swedish man in his 40s who was attacked and assaulted in Notting Hill in London has died, reports Sky News.
The man, who worked as a chef in Dubai, was visiting London when he was attacked.
He was found unconscious with a head injury shortly after leaving a nearby restaurant.
The Swede had, among other things, worked with several well-known names such as Gordon Ramsey, Alain Ducasse and Marcus Wareing.
The police have previously stated that the Swede was in a restaurant when he was attacked.
A 31-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of the attack.
A woman was also stabbed in connection with the festival which was taking place in Notting Hill. She also died, reports Sky News.
A Norwegian man in his 60s has been missing in Älvdalen since Monday.
The police helicopter has now found the man’s yellow rubber canoe up and down Hånån. The man’s dogs, which he had with him in the canoe, have also been found.
“Mountain rescue was then started immediately and a group of mountain rescuers with search dogs and the police are on their way to the site, which is very inaccessible. A search will be launched to find the man alive if possible,” the police write on their website.
The last time anyone had contact with the man was Monday morning. He was then at Övre Hågåsjön and asked to be picked up later in Foskros, about two miles to the south.
The man’s relatives have been informed of the circumstances.
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