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Wall Street Journal foreign correspondent. Reporting on Southern Europe, the Middle East and beyond.
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Behind the deadly mistakes of Israel's military in Gaza

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By Jared Malsin Verified, Margherita Stancati Verified
| MSN Verified
A convoy of three vehicles ferried workers with aid group World Central Kitchen along the Gaza Strip 's coastal road on Monday night. In the darkness above, an Israeli military drone scanned for enemy forces. The aircraft's operators identified the convoy as a hostile target and opened fire. Missiles slammed into the vehicles, one after the other, killing seven people heading back from bringing food to the hungry.
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Spain Has a Simple Explanation for Why Migrants Flooded Across Border

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By Benoit Faucon Verified, Margherita Stancati Verified, Marcos García Rey Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Spanish intelligence has so far concluded that the rush into Ceuta was spontaneous and fueled by social media Migrants who crossed from Morocco into Spain line up for food distribution on a beach in Ceuta. Antonio Sempere/AP CEUTA, Spain—Obaid Aleilmi woke up on a recent afternoon, after working the night shift, to a flood of messages on his phone saying the border was open. He didn’t think long.
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EU's internal borders start to harden as dispute grows over migrants

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By Margherita Stancati Verified
| MSN Verified
Spain introduced new border checks on arrivals from Italy on Saturday, as a dispute between the two countries over migration policy escalated into a tit-for-tat that is testing the unity of the European Union. The Spanish rules will remain in effect until Sept. 7. Spain's ministry of interior said it was a response to the “persistent irregular migratory pressure” affecting the country.
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