内容摘要：Chives can be planted in garden beds or pots—you can also interplant them along with ornamental flowers. They’re ideal for edging beds or walkways or to add a pop of color to rock gardens. Best of all? Annoying

Chives can be planted in garden beds or pots—you can also interplant them along with ornamental flowers. They’re ideal for edging beds or walkways or to add a pop of color to rock gardens. Best of all? Annoying

Palestinians have described a frenzied free-for-all to get food once they reach the GHF's distribution sites.Boxes of food are left piled up on pallets in an area surrounded by fences and earth berms. Once the sites' gates are opened, the crowds rush in, with everyone grabbing what they can. Witnesses say some people take multiple boxes, which quickly run out, and that many leave empty-handed.

GHF issued a video at the Tel al-Sultan hub showing Palestinians racing furiously toward the boxes.Aid workers say the supplies are far from enough. GHF says each box contains enough food for a family of five to eat for three to four days. Most boxes contain flour, sugar, cooking oil, pasta and tuna cans, among other items.“Our team on the ground reports these boxes are woefully insufficient for ensuring children’s well-being,” said Tess Ingram of UNICEF. “It doesn’t have to be this way.”

Associated Press writer Natalie Melzer contributed from Nahariya, IsraelDUBAI (Reuters) - Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Wednesday that the U.S. proposal for a nuclear deal was against Tehran's national power.

"The U.S. nuclear proposal contradicts our nation's belief in self-reliance and the principle of 'We Can'," Khamenei said in a speech.

(Reporting by Elwelly Elwely and Parisa Hafezi; Editing by Jacqueline Wong)'s "big, beautiful bill", arguing that those who

will do so by personal choiceDuring an appearance on NBC's Meet the Press, Johnson was asked about projections that 4.8 million people could lose Medicaid coverage under the new spending bill.

"Those 4.8 million people will not lose their Medicaid unless they choose to do so," he said. According to the plan, childless, able-bodied adults aged 19 to 64 are required to work or volunteer at least 20 hours a week to"You're telling me that you're going to require the able-bodied — these young men, for example, OK — to only work or volunteer in their community for 20 hours a week, and that's too cumbersome for them? I'm not buying it. The American people are not buying it," Johnson said.