Israel attempts to assassinate Hamas leadership in Qatar

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Damage from an Israeli strike targeting a compound that hosted Hamas’ political leadership in Doha, Qatar, Sept. 10, 2025.

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Israel today attacked an apartment in Doha, Qatar, where the top leaders of Hamas were meeting to discuss a US ceasefire proposal. Israel claimed responsibility for the attack, saying it had notified the Trump administration ahead of the strikes, which the White House called an “unfortunate incident” that did not advance peace in the region. Also, scientists say fresh water deep under the ocean floor could alleviate growing water scarcity. And, Nepal’s prime minister resigns after 22 people were killed in over two days of protests. Plus, two friends who started the “Loose Ends” organization match a growing roster of volunteer knitters with those who have unfinished projects.

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4:44
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3:21
Scientists say fresh water under the ocean could help alleviate water scarcity
6:59
Nepal’s prime minister resigns after 22 killed in protests
1:03
Toxic labs: The environmental toll of Mexico’s fentanyl trade
5:54
Africa Climate Summit targets investment and expansion of renewable energy
5:34
Tying up ‘Loose Ends’
5:55
Shrimp just got more expensive in the US
5:15
A vinyl reissue from ‘The Algerian Rose’
2:20