Question: Passage: (CNN) -- Strikes and counterstrikes between Israel and Hamas resumed as talks aimed at agreeing to a longer-term truce fell apart. Since the temporary ceasefire crumbled Tuesday, at least 137 rockets have been launched from Gaza, the Israeli military said. Of those, 94 hit Israel and 24 were intercepted. Sirens warning of rocket fire repeatedly wailed above the Eshkol region, Ashdod and other Israeli communities on Wednesday. One rocket struck a home in the Ashkelon area but no injuries were reported. Israel has retaliated with airstrikes on Gaza, attacking some 80 suspected militant sites. The attacks have killed 23 people and injured more than 130, the Gaza Health Ministry said Wednesday.
Query: In one interpretation, the Israelis left
Answer: Cairo after they gave up on negotiations.
Question: Passage: London (CNN) -- British prosecutors have charged a former aide to British Prime Minister David Cameron and a close confidant of media baron Rupert Murdoch with illegal eavesdropping on voice mail, authorities said Tuesday. Cameron's former director of communications Andy Coulson is among eight journalists facing charges, as is Rebekah Brooks, the former chief executive of Murdoch's News International. The names of the suspected hacking victims announced include some of the world's biggest celebrities, including Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt, Paul McCartney, soccer star Wayne Rooney and actor Jude Law. Read more: Full CPS statement The phone-hacking accusations have reverberated through the top levels of British politics and journalism, led to the closing of a major tabloid and prompted a parliamentary committee to issue damning criticism of Murdoch.
Query: Cameron's office and News International declined to comment, as did
Answer: Paul McCartney and a number of other celebrities named as potential victims.
Question: Passage: One of the judges who convicted drug smuggler Myuran Sukumaran has revealed her guilt and devastation over the Bali Nine ringleader's scheduled to face execution this month. Judge Roro Suryowati has claimed she breaks down each time she sees the news that drug smugglers Andrew Chan and Sukumaran are one step closer to facing the firing squad. Speaking to News Corporation, Judge Suryowati, who no longer works in Bali, said she had disagreed with the decision in 2006 to sentence Sukumaran to death. 'My feeling has not changed. I feel pity for them. I feel sorry for them … Now if there is news about them, I often change the channel. It makes me cry,' she said.
Query: Mr
Answer:
Muhammad Rifan said he went over the case history with Sukumaran for more than an hour in an effort to work out how he could team with the pair's current lawyers on a last-minute legal strategy.