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Yahoo
2 days ago
- Yahoo
IDF Skylark drone malfunctions during Gaza City operation, seized by Palestinians
A video which surfaced online following the drone's landing shows local Gazans inspecting the UAV, before carrying it away to an undisclosed location. An IDF Skylark 3 reconnaissance drone made an emergency landing in the Rimal neighborhood of Gaza City following a technical malfunction, the IDF confirmed on Saturday. The drone fell while the military was carrying out operational activities within the city, KAN News first reported, with the IDF adding that fears of intelligence leaks due to the drone's malfunction have been ruled out. The Skylark drone, developed by Israeli defense company Elbit Systems, weighs 40 kg. and can fly around for six hours at up to 15,000 ft., with a range of up to 100 kilometers. A video which surfaced online following the drone's landing shows local Gazans inspecting the UAV, before carrying it away to an undisclosed location. Palestinians inspect a downed Skylark 3 drone in Gaza City, August 16, 2025 (SOCIAL MEDIA/VIA SECTION 27A OF COPYRIGHT ACT) IDF begins operating on outskirts of Gaza City On Friday, IDF soldiers from the 99th Division began operating in the Zeitun area, located on the outskirts of Gaza City, ahead of plans to occupy the city as part of a new Israeli strategy in the Strip. The military said that soldiers were working to locate explosives, eliminate terrorists, and dismantle terrorist infrastructure above and below ground. As part of their activity, Israeli forces struck and dismantled a booby-trapped structure that stored weapons. Solve the daily Crossword
Web Release
16-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Web Release
BRIX CAFÉ TRANSFORMS INTO A WINTER WONDERLAND TO BEAT THE SUMMER HEAT
While Dubai turns up the heat, BRIX Café is taking things in the opposite direction – straight into the snow-dusted charm of the Swiss Alps. The awardwinning dessert destination by World's 50 Best Pastry Chef 2025, Carmen Rueda Hernández, is proud to unveil its new summer takeover: 'Davos in Dubai.' Inspired by the global spotlight moment earlier this year, when BRIX Café was invited to present chef Carmen's pastry creations at the prestigious World Economic Forum in Davos, the venue now brings that frosty Alpine fantasy home with a bold new seasonal concept. Nestled by the harbour, the café has been reimagined into a winter wonderland escape – a refuge of cool, calm, and curated indulgence that turns summer on its head. Each year, the harbour-side dessert destination reinvents its space to reflect a new mood. This year, the narrative took a chilled turn. Think coconut nitro snow melting over a strawberrylychee core, Chocolate On The Rocks like a Caribbean cocktail, and truffle mousse so airy it feels like a winter fog rolling in from the Alps. The menu doesn't shy away from indulgence, but it's thoughtfully balanced with refreshing textures, zesty notes, and icy finishes that make every bite a reprieve from the heat. Drinks too, are crafted with cooling in mind – whether it's the Rimal, a cold brew laced with Liwa dates and desert spices, or The Ghaf, a bottled hibiscus and grapefruit spritz that pays tribute to the UAE's national tree. There's even a twist on 'iced hot chocolate' – a playful nod to après-ski culture with a tropical touch. For those eager to experience more than a single dish, BRIX Café's Experiences Menu offers curated journeys through Chef Carmen's frosty world. Each experience pairs a house-made drink, savoury bite, and plated dessert under one set price, perfect for mid-afternoon escapes or laid-back catch-ups. Whether you're in search of a moment of calm, a sweet escape, or a creative culinary experience, BRIX Café's Davos in Dubai is redefining how summer tastes. Under Chef Carmen's visionary leadership, every dessert is not just plated but performed, bringing together temperature, texture, and storytelling.
Al Jazeera
08-07-2025
- Al Jazeera
Bloodied children rushed from Gaza tent camp reportedly hit by shelling
Bloodied children rushed from Gaza tent camp reportedly hit by shelling NewsFeed Heartbreaking scenes from the Rimal neighbourhood of Gaza City showed bloodied children being taken from the wreckage of a tent camp where at least six people were reportedly killed by Israeli shelling. Video Duration 03 minutes 25 seconds 03:25 Video Duration 01 minutes 10 seconds 01:10 Video Duration 02 minutes 25 seconds 02:25 Video Duration 02 minutes 12 seconds 02:12 Video Duration 02 minutes 17 seconds 02:17 Video Duration 02 minutes 02 seconds 02:02 Video Duration 01 minutes 06 seconds 01:06
Hi Dubai
12-06-2025
- Business
- Hi Dubai
Hamdan bin Mohammed Strengthens UAE Space Sector with Startup Collaboration Push
Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai and Chairman of the Supreme Space Council, has reaffirmed the UAE's commitment to becoming a global leader in the space industry by meeting with top executives from emerging space startups operating in the country. Held in the UAE, the meeting brought together representatives from pioneering companies across the local space sector, including those developing AI systems, Earth observation microsatellites, reusable launch systems, and IoT-driven space technologies. The session focused on boosting public-private collaboration, fostering innovation, and expanding global competitiveness. Sheikh Hamdan emphasized that strategic partnerships and innovation are vital to building a future-ready and sustainable space ecosystem. He praised the role of UAE-based entrepreneurs in driving industry growth and highlighted the sector's significance in powering long-term economic development. Participants outlined their investment strategies, current projects, and plans for international expansion, aligning with the UAE's vision of a diversified and technology-driven economy. They commended the country's regulatory flexibility and infrastructure, noting the value of initiatives such as the Space Economic Zones Programme. The meeting was attended by key figures in the space ecosystem, including Dr. Ahmad Belhoul Al Falasi, Secretary-General of the Supreme Space Council, and leaders of companies like Rimal, 4EI, Marlan Space, Aliensense, Oryx Space, and Aspire Space Technology. With over three decades of national investment in space technologies, the UAE continues to position itself as a hub for innovation, talent, and high-impact collaboration, setting the stage for the next chapter in its journey beyond Earth. News Source: Emirates News Agency
