Guardian Australia’s weekend wrap of essential reads from the past seven days, selected by Imogen Dewey
ood morning. Today’s collection of interesting things I saw around the Guardian this week is themed on things I want to know. What happens when you die? What would compel you to live with 19 dogs? Why won’t Liz Truss go away? And so forth.
Hope you enjoy these, and, despite the bleak march of the news, have a lovely weekend. Send us an email with a question you would like answered – maybe Kris will include it in his missive next Saturday:New research into the dying brain suggests the line between life and death may be less distinct than previously thought., suggesting that the line between them “may be less distinct than previously thought”.
“Put simply, rules of engagement define how and in what circumstances it is permissible to use force, including lethal violence, during operations, and at what potential risk to civilians.” As his analysis points out, “the reality is that human rights organisations, inside Israel and beyond, have long raised questions about the IDF’s rules, amid allegations that the ones that do exist are being ignored by soldiers and commanders on the ground”.that Israel used to identify tens of thousands of Hamas targets.
Mandy does. And somehow she makes the tripe sourcing, bouts of canine pneumonia and “constant singing chorus” sound almost worth it.the tale of faithful Gelert, the first story I ever wept bitter tears over .. And check out our weekly culture and lifestyle newsletter, Saved for Later, our twice-daily breaking news updates and all other
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