The Daily Populous

Thursday October 26th, 2023 morning edition

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The wife, son, daughter and grandson of Wael Dahdouh, Al Jazeera Arabic’s bureau chief in Gaza, have been killed in an Israeli air raid.

Footage aired on Al Jazeera showed Dahdouh entering the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir el-Balah on Wednesday to see his dead wife, son and daughter in the morgue.

Looking shocked, Dahdouh spoke to Al Jazeera on his way out of the hospital: “What happened is clear.

I was just reporting from Yarmouk about such an attack, and the Israeli raids have targeted many areas, including Nuseirat.

“We had our doubts that the Israeli occupation would not let these people go without punishing them.

According to Al Jazeera Arabic, Dahdouh’s son Yehia was injured, and doctors had to perform an emergency procedure to staunch a serious wound to his head.

Speaking from Gaza, Al Jazeera’s Youmna Elsayed said: “It’s heartbreaking to be reporting about Wael’s family and to see how broken he is. »

Clean energy is officially ‘unstoppable’ now

Authored by theverge.com

That’s the picture the International Energy Agency (IEA) paints in the World Energy Outlook it published today, which is based on governments’ current energy policies.

The IEA was established to help safeguard global energy supplies after the 1970s oil crisis.

With renewables now the cheapest power source, solar and wind energy are loosening fossil fuels’ grip on the global economy. »

Bethesda Thought It Was 'Infallible' Before Fallout 76 Launch, Says Former Design Director

Authored by ign.com

Bethesda's former design director has said the developer thought it was infallible ahead of Fallout 76's disastrous launch.

"The rich wasteland map of Fallout 76 is wasted on a mess of bugs, conflicting ideas, and monotony," IGN said at the time. “

Fallout 76 has undergone somewhat of a resurgence since then, however, as Bethesda continued to support the game with regular updates and expansions. »