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Teir Debba, Líbano – 1 de mayo de 2025

Hussein Dheini, de 12 años, jugaba con su móvil cuando un zumbido desconocido resonó por toda la casa el 17 de septiembre de 2024. 

 

SOUNDBITE (árabe) Hussein Dheini, superviviente del ataque con buscapersonas: 

“Normalmente, cuando suena el buscapersonas, se lo doy a mi padre”, dijo. “Este sonó extraño, lo cogí, lo acerqué a mis ojos y vi un mensaje de error con una flecha que señalaba la palabra 'ok'. Al pulsar el botón de 'ok', explotó”. 

 

A Dheini la explosión le costó el ojo derecho y le dañó el izquierdo. 

 

Además le volaron los dos dedos de ambas manos, los dientes y ahora le cuesta respirar con calma.

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Tiro, Líbano – 28 de mayo de 2025

 El ataque mató a 12 personas, incluidos dos niños, e hirió a más de 3.000.

Sarah Jaffal sufrió varias lesiones cuando le exploto el buscapersonas que sujetaba.

 

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Bazourieh, Líbano - 1 de mayo de 2025 

 

SOUNDBITE (árabe) Sarah Jaffal, superviviente del ataque: 

“Antes del ataque con buscapersonas, nunca había ido al hospital”, contó. “Ahora he tenido más de 45 cirugías”.

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Burj Rahhal, Líbano – 28 de abril de 2025

 

Mustafa Choeib ahora necesita un bastón como guía para caminar y tuvo una mano gravemente herida. 

SOUNDBITE (árabe) Mustafa Choeib, superviviente del ataque: 

“Para salvar esta mano me han operado de seis a siete veces; el daño fue realmente extenso”.

 

Tras años de planificación, Israel se había infiltrado en la cadena de suministro de Hezbolá, el más poderoso de los agentes armados de Irán en Oriente Medio. 

 

Hezbolá no revela cifras de civiles heridos, pero afirma que la mayoría eran familiares de miembros del grupo o trabajadores de instituciones vinculadas a Hezbolá, incluyendo hospitales.

 

Un representante de la Asociación de Heridos de Hezbolá compartió con AP los contactos de ocho personas dispuestas a compartir sus historias. AP los contactó de forma independiente, y seis aceptaron ser entrevistados.

 

No había acompañantes presentes y no se prohibieron las preguntas.

Vídeo de AP por Fadi Tawil; Producción de Malak Harb

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Teir Debba, Líbano – 1 de mayo de 2025

Hussein Dheini, de 12 años, jugaba con su móvil cuando un zumbido desconocido resonó por toda la casa el 17 de septiembre de 2024. 

 

SOUNDBITE (árabe) Hussein Dheini, superviviente del ataque con buscapersonas: 

“Normalmente, cuando suena el buscapersonas, se lo doy a mi padre”, dijo. “Este sonó extraño, lo cogí, lo acerqué a mis ojos y vi un mensaje de error con una flecha que señalaba la palabra 'ok'. Al pulsar el botón de 'ok', explotó”. 

 

A Dheini la explosión le costó el ojo derecho y le dañó el izquierdo. 

 

Además le volaron los dos dedos de ambas manos, los dientes y ahora le cuesta respirar con calma.

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Tiro, Líbano – 28 de mayo de 2025

 El ataque ma... [truncated]

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Savannah, Georgia – 6 August 2025

1. Various of signage outside Fort Stewart

STORYLINE:

Five soldiers were shot Wednesday at Fort Stewart in Georgia, leading to a lockdown at the Army base before the shooter was arrested, officials said.

 

The conditions of the soldiers and the circumstances of the shooting weren’t immediately clear, nor was the identity of the shooter.

 

The Army said it’s investigating.

 

The injured were treated and then moved to Winn Army Community Hospital, base officials said in a Facebook post, adding there’s no threat to the community.

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Miami - 6 August 2025

1. Cutaway of Executive Director of Friends of the Everglades Eve Samples walking out for press conference

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Eve Samples, Executive Director of Friends of the Everglades:

"So I testified on behalf of friends of the Everglades and our case. We filed a lawsuit June 27th under the National Environmental Policy Act. This is a very common sense law that requires the government to look before it leaps, to analyze the environmental impacts, to do an environmental impact study, to take public comment, to consider alternatives. And none of that was done at so-called "Alligator Alcatraz." So I was here to testify today about friends of the Everglades perspective on that. We would have engaged in that process had it occurred and it did not occur and that's why we're asking the judge for an injunction."

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ARCHIVE: Collier County, Florida - 03 July 2025

3. Various of "Alligator Alcatraz" sign at the entrance of the Collier County Immigration Detention Center

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Miami - 6 August 2025

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Eve Samples, Executive Director of Friends of the Everglades:

"We have been working for a month and a half to get public records, to get details on what is happening at this site, who's in charge, what harm has occurred. We've cobbled together evidence, just through our own shoe leather and hard work. But the state and federal government should have analyzed this well ahead of time and allowed the public to provide input. These are our public lands out there, so it speaks to the point of what didn't occur."

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ARCHIVE: Collier County, Florida - 4 July 2025

5. Aerial of the immigration detention center

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Miami - 6 August 2025

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Eve Samples, Executive Director of Friends of the Everglades:

"We've documented with our scientific experts about 20 acres, at least 20 acres now of new asphalt laid at the site. The state has alleged that there was an existing concrete pad underneath. We examined that claim and there's no evidence to support that claim. There's also a new roadway that's included in that, roughly 20 acres. We also know that there is industrial lighting out at the site now that's visible from about 15 miles away. That's a concern for nocturnal species. This is known habitat for the Florida panther and endangered species. Only about 200 exist in the wild, so any impact to their habitat can have really damaging effects to the future of the species and there's also water quality concerns. The property itself is about 96% wetlands, the whole property."

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ARCHIVE: Collier County, Florida - 4 July 2025

7. Aerial of the immigration detention center

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Miami - 6 August 2025

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Eve Samples, Executive Director of Friends of the Everglades:

"We don't know when the judge will rule. We filed this lawsuit on June 27th, so we'... [truncated]

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Boston - 6 August 2025

1. People chanting and waiting for speakers

2. SOUNDBITE (English) State Sen. Carol Alvarado, (D) Texas:

"Today I stand before you not just as a Texas lawmaker, but as an American with a warning. What is happening in Texas isn't just a state injustice, it is a national alarm bell."

++WHITE FLASH++

3. SOUNDBITE (English) State Sen. Borris Miles, (D) Texas:

"This mid-decade rigged districting, as I coined it, rigged districting is nothing more than a farce. It's just another poll tax. All it is is another poll tax, another way to discriminate Black and brown from voting in the state of Texas. But I want you to understand something. It's not just Texas. After Texas it will be your state. After your state it will be this entire country."

++EDIT ENDS ON SOUNDBITE++

STORYLINE:

Texas lawmakers spoke out in Boston Wednesday, decrying efforts to redraw congressional lines in their state.

The two most populous U.S. states — California and Texas — are grappling for political advantage ahead of the 2026 elections, setting up a national proxy war as Democrats and Republicans vie for control of Congress in the latter half of Donald Trump’s second presidency.

Texas Democrats on Tuesday again delayed their state’s House of Representatives from moving forward with a redrawn congressional map sought by Trump to shore up Republicans’ midterm prospects as his political standing falters. For a second day, Democrats forced a quick adjournment by denying the GOP majority the required attendance to take votes.

"This mid-decade rigged districting, as I coined it, rigged districting is nothing more than a farce. It's just another poll tax. All it is is another poll tax, another way to discriminate Black and brown from voting in the state of Texas," said Sen. Borris Miles, (D) Texas.

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Saint-Laurent-de-la-Cabrerisse, France - 6 August 2025

1. Various of French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou shaking hands with firefighters

2. SOUNDBITE (French) Francois Bayrou, French prime minister:

"It was very important for us to be there because this disaster is a disaster of unprecedented proportions. It was very important because hundreds, thousands of people feel that what is most precious to them has been affected: their possessions, their homes, their lives. For those who work in tourism, the landscape has been affected. And so, after almost 24 hours of fighting by all the firefighters and the elected officials who are there and who haven't slept a wink of sleep, it was very important that we be with them."

3. Bayrou and Retailleau talking to people

4. SOUNDBITE (French) Bruno Retailleau, French Interior Minister:

"The resources are massive. As the Prime Minister said, we have 2,500 firefighters with 600 vehicles (deployed). We have aerial resources, which is almost unprecedented, and we will be mobilizing military resources tomorrow with three helicopters and several dozen soldiers. So the resources are there. But it's not enough when you have a fire with circumstances of very low humidity, very high temperatures, and also very, very strong winds, with pine forests that sometimes die with the drought."

5. Bayrou shaking hands with firefighters

STORYLINE:

French Prime Minister François Bayrou deplored on Wednesday that the country's biggest wildfires this summer are a “disaster on an unprecedented scale”.

The fire, which had burned an area larger than Paris, continued to spread quickly Wednesday in a Mediterranean region near the Spanish border after leaving one person dead, authorities said.

Over 2,100 firefighters and several water bomber aircraft battled the blaze that broke out Tuesday afternoon in the village of Ribaute in the Aude region, a rural, wooded area that is home to wineries.

The fire, which has burned 13,000 hectares (32,000 acres), remained “very active” on Wednesday, the local administration said in a statement.

The weather was hot, dry and windy, making it difficult for firefighters to contain the blaze.

Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau said the military will reinforce efforts starting from Thursday, with several dozen soldiers to be deployed.

One person died in their home, and at least 13 others were injured, including 11 firefighters, local authorities said.

The prime minister met Wednesday afternoon with firefighters and residents at Saint-Laurent-de-la-Cabrerisse, where the fire service's command post has been set up.

He said he came to express “national solidarity.”

The area's economy is relying on winery and tourism and “both sectors are affected,” he stressed.

Bayrou said an investigation is ongoing to determine the cause of the fire.

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Gaza City, Gaza Strip - 6 August 2025

1. Plume of smoke rising behind a building following Israeli strike

2. Vehicle driving with injured woman

3. Man carrying child and walking into hospital until reaching a doctor, UPSOUND (Arabic): "Check the boy"

4. Nurse writing the name of dead girl on white shroud, UPSOUND (Arabic): "Sila Abu Saryieh"

5. Man holding a dead child wrapped with white cloth

6. Various of women and boy crying and checking the body of a dead child

7. Women crying while holding a dead body

8. Various of man holding body of a dead child walking as a woman next to him crying

9. People gathered around dead bodies

10. Pan left of children to bodies laid on the ground

11. Various of girl crying over a dead body

12. Injured man crying next to dead bodies

13. People praying as bodies laid on the ground

14. People carrying body for burial

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Thirteen people were killed east of Gaza City on Wednesday in two Israeli airstrikes.

Six children and five women were among the dead, according to Al-Ahli Hospital.

The Israeli military responded to the report saying that "in stark contrast to Hamas' intentional attacks on Israeli men, women and children, the IDF follows international law and takes feasible precautions to mitigate civilian harm."

At least 38 Palestinians were killed overnight and into Wednesday in the Gaza Strip while seeking aid from United Nations convoys and sites run by an Israeli-backed American contractor, according to local health officials.

The Israeli military said it had fired warning shots when crowds approached its forces.

The latest deaths came as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was expected to announced further military action — and possibly plans for Israel to fully reoccupy Gaza.

Experts say Israel's ongoing military offensive and blockade are already pushing the territory of some 2 million Palestinians into famine.

Another escalation of the nearly 22-month war could put the lives of countless Palestinians and around 20 living Israeli hostages at risk, and would draw fierce opposition both internationally and within Israel.

Netanyahu's far-right coalition allies have long called for the war to be expanded, and for Israel to eventually take over Gaza, relocate much of its population and rebuild Jewish settlements there.

Hamas-led militants killed some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, in the Oct. 7 attack and abducted another 251.

Most of the hostages have been released in ceasefires or other deals.

Fifty are still held in Gaza and about 30 are dead.

Israel's retaliatory offensive has killed over 61,000 Palestinians, according to Gaza's Health Ministry, which does not say how many were fighters or civilians but says around half were women and children.

It is part of the now largely defunct Hamas-run government and staffed by medical profession... [truncated]

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Athens, Greece - 6 August 2025

1. Wide car carrying Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty arriving at Greek foreign ministry

2. Close-up of (from left to right) Greek, Egyptian and EU flags

3. Egyptian Foreign Minister Abdelatty walking up steps and being greeted by Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis; the two embrace, shake hands and pose for media before turning to enter ministry

4. Close-up of Egyptian flag

5. Gerapetritis and Abdelatty walking inside ministry

6. Gerapetritis and Abdelatty sitting for meeting

7. Close-up of Gerapetritis

8. Mid of Egyptian and Greek flags on table

9. Close-up of Abdelatty; pulls out to show both ministers

10. Gerapetritis and Abdelatty entering, walking to podiums

11. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Badr Abdelatty, Egypt’s Foreign Minister:

“I talked with my friend Giorgios about the horrific humanitarian conditions. The international community should be ashamed of the tragic situation unfolding in Gaza and the devastating actions being carried out by Israel, without any deterrence from the international society which has reached - as Mr. President of the Republic described yesterday - to the level of genocide through this policy, which is completely rejected.“

12. Zoom in of ministers during news conference

13. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Badr Abdelatty, Egypt’s Foreign Minister:

++JUMP CUT++

“It's on the international community to intervene as soon as possible to stop this catastrophe and these systematic policies that aim for extermination in Gaza. Our position is clear, and we will continue our sincere efforts to reach an immediate ceasefire agreement and stop the spillage of the blood of the innocent Palestinian people and to work on the release of hostages, prisoners and allowing all aid entering without any conditions. So, what is happening now is a human disaster in every aspect."

14. Wide of ministers during news conference

15. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Badr Abdelatty, Egypt’s Foreign Minister:

“We confirm the holiness of (Saint Catherine's) Monastery and its sanctity, and we completely reject any compromising of this monastery or its holiness and appreciate the serious efforts that have been made on the part of Egypt and Greece to reach an understanding of the nature of the situation. And we are close to this agreement, and we have reached a milestone and we will soon celebrate this important occasion in our hearts.”

16. Zoom in from Gerapetritis to Abdelatty

17. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Badr Abdelatty, Egypt’s Foreign Minister:

“It is s a sacred place and we cannot touch it. We cannot interfere in this Monastery and this sacred, historical and civil heritage which is a collection of humanity. We cannot, under any circumstances, it can't be interfere in.“

18. SOUNDBITE (Greek) George Gerapetritis, Greek foreign minister:

"Today, I received from my friend, the minister, the assurance that the continuity and the devotional Greek Orthodox character of the Mon... [truncated]

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Boston - 6 August 2025

1. People chanting and waiting for speakers

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Sen. Carol Alvarado, (D) Texas:

"Today I stand before you not just as a Texas lawmaker, but as an American with a warning. What is happening in Texas isn't just a state injustice, it is a national alarm bell. Our state's leadership is trying to redraw congressional lines in the middle of the decade with no new census, no new data, and no legitimate reason except to serve one man's political ambition."

++BLACK FRAMES++

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Sen. Borris Miles, (D) Texas:

"This mid-decade rigged districting, as I coined it, rigged districting is nothing more than a farce. It's just another poll tax. All it is is another poll tax, another way to discriminate Black and brown from voting in the state of Texas. But I want you to understand something. It's not just Texas. After Texas it will be your state. After your state it will be this entire country."

++BLACK FRAMES++

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Rep. Armando Walle, (D) Texas:

"We all know the criminality in the White House is running rampant. And what we're trying to do is stop that criminality. Because these five seats in Texas, these particular five seats, four of them a majority of them are represented by Black and brown communities. OK? It's no coincidence that when the governor picks up, when the president picks up the phone and calls Governor Abbott he moves, swiftly, and targeted these four to five majority minority seats."

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STORYLINE:

Texas lawmakers spoke out in Boston Wednesday, decrying efforts to redraw congressional lines in their state.

The two most populous U.S. states — California and Texas — are grappling for political advantage ahead of the 2026 elections, setting up a national proxy war as Democrats and Republicans vie for control of Congress in the latter half of Donald Trump’s second presidency.

Texas Democrats on Tuesday again delayed their state’s House of Representatives from moving forward with a redrawn congressional map sought by Trump to shore up Republicans’ midterm prospects as his political standing falters. For a second day, Democrats forced a quick adjournment by denying the GOP majority the required attendance to take votes.

"This mid-decade rigged districting, as I coined it, rigged districting is nothing more than a farce. It's just another poll tax. All it is is another poll tax, another way to discriminate Black and brown from voting in the state of Texas," said Sen. Borris Miles, (D) Texas.

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