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一 |     LONDON -- Six days on since Hamas’ unprecedented multifront attack on Israel, world leaders are reacting as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu formally declared war on Hamas, setting the stage for a large-scale military operation.The incursion -- dubbed operation “Al-Aqsa Storm” by Hamas -- was the largest and most devastating assault on Israel since the Yom Kippur War in 1973. Militants entered Gaza early Saturday through land, air and sea, leaving behind a tail of terror.In response, Israel officially declared a state of war, launching "Operation Swords of Iron," striking suspected Hamas and Islamic Jihad targets in Gaza.Meanwhile, Israel also announced a "complete siege" of Gaza -- the enclave home to 2.3 million people -- by cutting off fuel, electricity, food, and water.At least 2,553 lives have been lost so far in the conflict with at least 1,200 killed in Israel with another 2,900 injured according to the Israeli Health Service. In Gaza, at least 1,354 have been killed and over 6,000 injured according to the Palestinian Health Authority.In a televised address, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu thanked the world for "standing with Israel," calling Hamas’ attack a "mistake of historic proportions."“We will exact a price that will be remembered by them and Israel’s other enemies for decades to come,” said Netanyahu.In Africa, leaders have been reacting to the conflict since Saturday’s surprise attack, condemning Hamas’ assault. However, their responses reveal divisions among the continent on the source of the conflict and who is to blame.At least two African nationals have been accounted for in the conflict, the Israel Foreign Ministry announcing two Tanzanians were among international civilians attacked in Hamas’s surprise attack on Israel.In a statement, Tanzania’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Tanzania "mourns" with the families of Israelis and Palestinians who lost their lives, saying “We condemn all forms of violence … We call for restraint to stem further loss of human life.”In another statement, African Union (AU) Chairperson Moussa Faki Mahamat expressed "utmost concern" at the outbreak of violence that has had "grave consequences" for the lives of Israeli and Palestinian people.Mahamat emphasized the failure of long-term international efforts to solve the crisis, saying “The Chairperson wishes to recall the fundamental rights of the Palestinian people, particularly that of an independent and sovereign State, is the main cause of the permanent Israeli-Palestinian tension.”Morocco’s King Mohammed VI called for an emergency meeting of the Arab League Council at the headquarters in Cairo on Wednesday to discuss the deteriorating situation, saying the Kingdom of Morocco “expresses deep concern” while condemning the “attacks against civilians wherever they may be.”In the "extraordinary session" of Arab League Nations, Morocco’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nasser Bourita, emphasized Morocco’s “full and unwavering support” for Palestine, describing the political deadlock over the Palestinian issue as a “persistence of systematic violations and oppressive unilateral measures in Al-Quds and the Occupied Palestinian Territories.”Algeria’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs too expressed support for Palestine, saying it is following “with deep concern the escalation of barbaric Zionist aggression against the Gaza Strip, which has cost the lives of dozens of innocent children of the Palestinian people, who have fallen as martyrs to the stubbornness of the Zionist occupation in its policy of oppression and persecution imposed on the valiant Palestinian people”.In neighboring Tunisia, citizens took to the streets to rally for Palestine as national protests happened on Thursday with more planned for Friday. The U.S. Embassy in Tunis said on Wednesday it would close for routine services on Thursday and Friday in an "abundance of caution," adding that it received no credible threat.In eastern Africa, Kenya’s President William Ruto “unequivocally” condemned terrorism by Hamas, adding Kenya stands in solidarity with the State of Israel:“In consideration of the complex and delicate context of the security situation in Israel-Palestine, Kenya also makes a call for the de-escalation of violence,” said Ruto.South Africa has also called for the cessation of violence, adding the region is in urgent and “desperate need of a credible peace process.”South Africa also urged resumption of talks on a two-state solution:“[South Africa] seeks to ensure a lasting and durable peace that produces a viable, contiguous Palestinian State, existing side-by-side in peace with Israel, within the 1967 internationally recognised borders, with East Jerusalem as its capital," in a statement issued by the government.South African President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that South Africa is ready to help mediate in the conflict, saying “South Africa stands ready to work with the international community and to share our experience in mediation and conflict resolution as we have done on the continent and around the world.”Meanwhile, Nigeria called for a "de-escalation and ceasefire" through dialogue, adding it was “deeply concerned” by the outbreak of violence.“The cycle of violence … only serves to perpetuate an unending cycle of pain and suffering for the civilian population that bear the brunt of every conflict,” Nigerian officials warned.。    一台车在行驶过程中会产生很多废气体、颗粒物的排放，很多车一起排放，也就造成了污染，那么有没有什么办法可以净化被污染的空气呢？近日，奥迪宣布与供应商曼胡默尔合作，将推出一种能收集周围环境颗粒物的颗粒捕集器，用以抵消充电与驾驶过程中产生的颗粒物排放的过滤系统。资料称，该系统由大量回收材料制成，能有效过滤城市空气中的微粒，目前其已在第一个试点阶段中得到验证，能够在车辆驾驶与充电过程中改善城市空气质量。据了解，燃油车、混动车和纯电车，不论驱动类型如何，道路交通中85%的细尘都是由刹车、轮胎或道路磨损引起的，最小的尘粒直径只有10微米，肉眼几乎不可察，很容易被吸入人体内，造成危害。因此，奥迪与供应商曼胡默尔共同研发了一款从汽车周边环境中收集颗粒物的前端过滤器，不仅可以吸收车辆自身的颗粒排放，还可以就近吸收其他车辆的排放。这款颗粒捕捉器位于车头出，与车辆现有的气流方向一致，因此安装时难度很小，成本也很小，滤芯通过可切换的冷却气流入口进行控制，机械性能可与真空吸尘器媲美！车辆行进过程中，只要空气流经过滤系统，即使是最细小的颗粒也会被其捕获，而在静止充电时，电动车的内置风扇通过散热器输送环境空气，利用这一送气过程，捕集器能够主动过滤流经空气，吸收颗粒。目前这套系统已经在e-tron身上进行了超过5万公里的耐力测试，结果显示，该装置不会对车子本身造成负面影响，可完全过滤e-tron排放在空气中的细微颗粒，在城市环境中，三台装了这样装置的车辆就能完全吸收排放的粉尘。

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