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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni summons the Israeli ambassador to Italy after Israeli forces target

bases manned by Italian peacekeepers in southern Lebanon.

United Nations human rights investigators accuse Israel of crimes against humanity and the crime of

extermination by deliberately targeting health facilities and medical personnel in Gaza.

Researchers from the University of Granada confirm that bones lying in the Seville Cathedral in Seville,

Andalusia, Spain, belonged to Christopher Columbus.

Chancellor of Germany Olaf Scholz announces plans for Germany to supply Israel with a new shipment of

weapons, and that the German government has agreed to continue shipments for at least the near future.

The Federal Court of Malaysia commutes the death sentence of Azilah Hadri, one of Altantuyaa's murderers, to

Erling Haaland becomes the all-time top goalscorer of the Norway national football team with 34 goals in the

last 36 matches, beating Jørgen Juve's 1934 record of 33 goals.

The Internet Archive and the Wayback Machine are taken offline following a denial-of-service attack, with the

hackers also stealing 31 million password hashes in a data breach.

This year's Nobel Prize in Literature is awarded to South Korean writer Han Kang "for her intense poetic

prose that confronts historical traumas and exposes the fragility of human life".

One person is killed and twelve others are trapped when an elevator fails at the Mollie Kathleen Gold Mine in

Multiple Palestinian, Dutch, and Jewish human rights organizations sue the Dutch government for exporting

weapons and military goods to Israel, thereby allegedly failing to prevent violations of the Genocide Convention and other war crimes in the Gaza Strip.

At least four Palestinians are killed and one other is wounded when Israeli forces open fire on a vehicle in

Nablus in the occupied West Bank. Palestinian factions call for a general strike on Thursday in response to the attack.

Scalabrinian nun sister Rosita Milesi is awarded the Nansen Refugee Award by the United Nations High

Commissioner for Refugees for her work with refugees and internally displaced people in Brazil for over 40 years.

More than 5.5 million people in Florida, United States, are currently under evacuation orders as Hurricane

Milton weakens into a category 4 hurricane ahead of its expected landfall in the early hours of Thursday.

Japan's former longest-serving death row prisoner, Iwao Hakamada, is confirmed innocent after the prosecution

waives their right to appeal the September 26 "not guilty" verdict from his retrial.

Mozambicans vote in the presidential, parliamentary and provincial elections.

This year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry is jointly awarded to British computer scientist Demis Hassabis and

American chemist John M. Jumper for their work on protein structure prediction, and to American biochemist and computational biologist David Baker for his work on computational protein design.

In tennis, the Wimbledon Championships announces it will replace line judges with an electronic line judge

system starting in the 2025 Wimbledon Championships, ending the tradition after 147 years.

Six people are injured, two critically, in a mass stabbing in Hadera, Haifa District, Israel.

Several tornadoes are reported in Florida, including along Interstate 75, ahead of Hurricane Milton's

Turkey bans the social media platform Discord after it allegedly refused to give government officials

information related to "child sexual abuse and obscenity" and the murder of two women in Istanbul last week.

Milton makes landfall as a category 3 hurricane near Siesta Key on Florida's Western Coast.

The U.S. State Department bans former Ecuadorian president Rafael Correa and former vice president Jorge Glas

from entering the United States on accusations of corruption.