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Photos: From North To South, Nowhere Safe in Gaza As 700 Killed in 24 Hours
A wounded man walks away after Israeli air strikes hit a residential building and caused casualties in Tall az-Zaatar, northern Gaza, on Sunday.
One of the highest daily death tolls since the war began as Israeli army targets the Jabalia refugee camp for a second day.
Israel’s war on Gaza is escalating, leaving death and devastation across the besieged strip.
At least 700 Palestinians have been killed in the past 24 hours – one of the highest daily death tolls since the war began on October 7.
From the north to the south, Palestinians in Gaza say nowhere is safe.
The Israeli military targeted the Jabalia refugee camp for a second day. Several homes were destroyed, killing dozens of people. More are buried under the rubble.
Israel has also called on residents from certain neighbourhoods in Khan Younis in southern Gaza to evacuate. Roads leading to other parts of the city or further south have been destroyed or heavily damaged.
More than 15,500 people have been confirmed killed in Gaza since the start of the conflict, according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza.
A Palestinian Civil Defence spokesperson told Al Jazeera that conditions across Gaza are “beyond dire”, warning that rescuers lack the resources to reach all victims of Israeli bombardment.
“There are dozens of civilians being killed in every single air strike. Hundreds are also being wounded,” said Mahmoud Basal.
Smoke and dust rise after the Israeli air strikes hit a residential building and caused casualties in Tall az-Zaatar, northern Gaza, on Sunday. 
Residents conduct a search and rescue operation among the destroyed buildings after Israeli attacks hit the apartment belonging to the Azuum family in Rafah. It is reported that 12 civilians, including children and women, were killed. 
A Palestinian man searches for survivors beneath the rubble of a building following Israeli bombing in Rafah.
An injured man is carried away after a house was hit by Israeli bombing in Khan Younis.
A lifeless body is pulled out among the rubble of the destroyed building after Israeli attacks.
A man comforts an injured child after a house was hit by Israeli bombing in Khan Younis. 
Medics provide care to wounded people lying on the floor at the Nasser hospital in Khan Younis.
Relatives of Palestinians who died in the Israeli air strikes mourn their loved ones at the morgue of al-Najjar Hospital in Rafah. News
Big Battery, Smart Secondary Screen: Why the itel A300+ Should Be Your Next Smartphone

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Good Sweat Announces Culture Run, Blending Fitness and Culture In Lagos – October 31st

Fitness meets cultural expression as GOOD SWEAT prepares to bring its CULTURE RUN experience to Lagos on Saturday, October 31, 2026.
Designed around the connection between physical wellness and cultural identity, CULTURE RUN offers participants an opportunity to embrace an active lifestyle while celebrating the richness of African culture. The event brings together fitness enthusiasts, culture lovers, and individuals looking for a refreshing way to connect through movement and shared experiences.
The run is scheduled to begin at 4:30 PM, setting the stage for an evening that extends beyond fitness. At 6:00 PM, participants can look forward to the CULTURE PARTY, the event’s post-run celebration.
Adding to the experience is a distinctive dress code that encourages attendees to wear their regular running kits with a touch of cultural wear. This creative blend of athletic apparel and traditional-inspired fashion gives participants an opportunity to express their individuality while celebrating their cultural roots.
The event will take place at Bistrot Samantha’s, located at 7/12 Rumen’s Road, Ikoyi, Lagos.
With its combination of fitness, fashion, culture, and social interaction, CULTURE RUN aims to create an experience that extends beyond the running track, bringing people together through a shared appreciation for wellness and cultural expression.
As Lagos continues to embrace lifestyle experiences that combine fitness with social engagement, CULTURE RUN offers an opportunity for participants to stay active, celebrate their heritage, and connect with like-minded individuals in a vibrant setting.
EVENT DETAILS
Event: CULTURE RUN
Presented by: GOOD SWEAT
Date: Saturday, October 31, 2026
Run Time: 4:30 PM
Post-Run Party: 6:00 PM
Dress Code: Running kit with a touch of cultural wear
Venue: Bistrot Samantha’s
Address: 7/12 Rumen’s Road, Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria
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