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pocket and scientists in australia say they ve identified say t pocket hey ve identified the brightest object ever recorded a quasar more than 12 billion light years away hello, i m anna foster. we begine with the war in gaza. the united states has proposed a draft resolution at the un security council calling for a temporary ceasefire as soon as feasible . the us resolution also opposes israel s plans to attack the overcrowded city of rafah. it says the assault would harm civilians, around 1.4 million of whom have fled there and have little option to leave the area if a new offensive is launched. it s not clear when or if the text will be put to a vote. but the us has indicated it still intends to veto another measure which calls for an immediate pause to the fighting. our correspondentjenny hill, who is injerusalem gave this upsdate. the reason that we look so hard that the us policy is that the us, of course, is israel s closest ally, and we have seen a toughening of its
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