Welcome back to Romadailynews radio news, a new segment with afternoon updates from our editorial team. I’m Giuliano behind the microphone, bringing you the latest headlines. Today, we start with the news of the killing of the leader of Hamas, which has prompted Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to convene a special meeting with government ministers, security officials, and the Israeli army.
Meanwhile, the Israeli army has reported the killing of a mastermind behind an attack in southern Lebanon, as well as the elimination of two terrorists who had infiltrated Israel from Jordan near the Dead Sea. In other news, at least 28 Palestinians, including children, were killed in an airstrike on a school used as a shelter in Gaza.
In Italy, the League party gathered in Palermo to support Matteo Salvini’s defense by lawyer Giulia Bongiorno in a trial where Salvini is accused of abuse of office. The demonstration was attended by government ministers and party members, highlighting the issue of migrant arrivals and waste management challenges.
Elsewhere, Spain has faced a tumultuous session in parliament following a wave of insults and threats on social media, while prosecutors in Palermo requested police protection for Giorgia Righi due to threats from Salvini’s supporters.
The nation continues to be affected by severe weather conditions, with rivers bursting their banks in central and northern Italy, causing evacuations and disruptions. The week also saw a nationwide strike by metalworkers in the automotive sector to protest job losses and call for industry revitalization.
As we wrap up, the unions and industry leaders urge the government and automakers to prioritize job protection and strategic planning to sustain the auto industry. Let’s keep an eye on developments as we navigate through these challenging times. Thank you for tuning in, and stay tuned for more updates in the next edition.
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