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Israel Killed 119 Palestinians in Gaza in May, the Highest Monthly Death Toll of the Year
Israeli forces killed at least 119 Palestinians in Gaza in May, marking the highest monthly death toll of the year, Middle East Eye reported on Wednesday, citing numbers from Gaza’s Health Ministry. Israel has been constantly violating the US-backed ceasefire deal that was signed in October 2025 and has intensified its attacks after the US […]
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May 11, 2026 / Tyler Durden
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Tyson Foods and Walmart shares moved lower around noon in New York, while major Brazilian meatpacker Minerva Foods moved higher on a Wall Street Journal report that says the White House will temporarily cut beef import tariffs
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