Gaza recovers 112 bodies after painstaking recovery effort

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After 136 hours of painstaking search and recovery efforts, Gaza’s Civil Defense recovered the remains of 112 civilians killed in Israeli airstrikes. A mass funeral was held for the victims on 4 August 2026. The victims were found beneath the rubble of a residential block in Gaza City’s al-Sabra neighbourhood, which was heavily bombarded by Israeli airstrikes. Among those recovered were 40 children, 38 women and seven people with disabilities. https://www.thecanary.co/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/fea-first-firsr.mp4 Gaza: 112 recovered, 196 still missing The building was home to members of the extended Abu Sharia and Al-Husayna families before it was targeted in an Israeli airstrike on 23…

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When the Scale Refuses to Move Despite Every Effort

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Everything else runs exactly to plan. The scale doesn’t. That gap feels deeply frustrating, almost personal. Underneath it though, the body just adapts, slowing its own metabolic rate in response to a sustained calorie deficit. A safeguard, not a failure. Precision shows up everywhere else, bespoke tailoring, curated travel itineraries, a calendar planned to the hour. Why should the scale be any different? It deserves the same considered attention. Knowing why progress stalls is the first move towards something more strategic, something built for a higher standard of care. Why the Body Resists Continued Weight Loss After Initial Success Metabolic adaptation…

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