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In the city's largest cemetery, pain is still raw. What happened here still looms large. And no one knows if the next month will bring a deal or another deadly war. Lise Doucette in Tehran, working on the condition that none of her material is used on the BBC's Persian service. It's a restriction that applies to all international media organizations operating in Iran.

Israel has carried out more strikes in Gaza. Palestinian officials said at least 11 people were killed and several others injured in the latest attacks. Israel does not allow the BBC to report freely from Gaza. Joel Gunter is following developments from Jerusalem.

The fragile ceasefire in the Middle East was broken yet again when Israel carried out several strikes in the Gaza Strip. Palestinian officials say the strikes hit a refugee camp in the north and a suburb of Khan Yunis in the south. Israel said it was responding to a ceasefire violation by Hamas, accusing fighters of emerging from a tunnel into the area of the strip controlled by the Israeli military.

The ceasefire agreement, brokered by the US and signed last October, has barely held since it came into effect, with both sides accusing each other of near daily violations.

The Hamas-run Gaza health ministry says that at least 600 people have been killed by Israeli strikes since the ceasefire began. Gazas future will be discussed this week when the so-called Board of Peace, organized by President Trump, meets for the first time to negotiate funding and security for the strip.

Meanwhile in Israel there's been unrest in the city of Nebrek, which has a large ultra-Orthodox population. The police arrested more than 20 people and rescued two female soldiers after riots broke out on Sunday. Anna Aslam reports.

It's a case that's gripping America. Police in Arizona are still struggling to make progress in the hunt for the missing mother of a well-known television presenter. 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie disappeared from her home in Tucson more than two weeks ago. Authorities believe she was taken against her will.

We don't quite know what connection, if any, there is between these two things, but it does appear that forensic evidence could now be the key to this inquiry. There seems to be a lot of unknowns in this case. I mean, police haven't even been able to confirm that Nancy Goffrey was abducted. I mean, that's the line of investigation they're following, but there's a lot that we don't seem to know. Can you talk us through anything else that we do know?

After a period of intense deforestation, Costa Rica has focused on conservation programs for the last 30 years. The forests have been recovering, but is the wildlife also returning? Yes, according to a study by the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology. Giancomo Delgado and his team set up more than 100 microphones in pastures, natural forests and restored lands, and then used the audio recordings to compare and analyze biodiversity.

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Ekologista Jaya Komodo-Kaddo.

Still to come in this podcast, how artificial intelligence is changing agriculture. We use solar-powered AI-enabled cameras that detect pests and diseases on the farm. And Nigeria's famous fishing festival makes a comeback.

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Australia is still coming to terms with the massacre just over two months ago of 15 people at a Jewish event on Bondi Beach. Dozens more were injured when two gunmen, a father and his son, opened fire on people taking part in a Hanukkah festival.

Jumala, Sajid Akram, oli tullut poliisiin viikon aikana. Jumala, Navid Akram, oli vahvistettu. Jumala, Sajid Akram, oli vahvistettu.

Hän näytti videolinkin ympäristöstä. Hän on ympäristössä Supermax-ympäristössä yli pari tuntia sydän ulkopuolella. Hänellä on vihreä jumppari. Hän ei sanonut mitään. Oli joitain keskusteluita, joissa oli huomioitu ristiriitit ympäristön identiteettiin. Hän oli kysynyt, onko hän ymmärtänyt sitä keskustelua. Hän sanoi, että kyllä, ja se oli se.

Now his lawyer did speak after the court hearing as well, and he was asked whether or not there was any understanding of which way he would be pleading. And according to the journalists who were there outside the court, the understanding is it's still too early, but he will be appearing, it looks like next month, again in court. So we might get more information then.

Just briefly, Katie, you mentioned outside the court and given us a bit of a sense of, you know, Australia must still be reeling from this, but what happens outside the court? Is there much of a presence there?

With concerns about rising antisemitism. So this is a case that's clearly being watched very closely by people across Australia. Katie Watson. As Russia's invasion of Ukraine approaches its fifth year, Moscow's illegal use of foreign fighters in the war is coming under further scrutiny. Ukrainian officials now say they found the bodies of two Nigerians who were killed in combat in the east of the country last year.