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JERUSALEM (AP) — The Israeli military on Sunday announced a "tactical pause" in its offensive in the southern Gaza Strip to allow the deliveries of increased quantities of humanitarian aid.
It’s a position that resonates widely within his Muslim-majority country. But it also puts him at odds with the Western administrations who once garlanded him as a champion of democracy.
The path to a peace treaty between Israel and Saudi Arabia is fraught with prerequisites unrelated to Israel or peace.
LONDON — Britain's left-leaning Labour Party, considered the front-runner in the upcoming national election, on Thursday said it would be "pro-business" and prioritize "wealth creation" as it released its manifesto.
The 60-second commercial was briefly withdrawn before the US-based firm put it back up as it battles calls for boycott amid the war in Gaza.
Asked about figures provided by the Gaza health ministry, he said that prior to Oct 7, when there was greater possibility to check, the UN had consistently found «the numbers they provide us are… very close to being 100-percent accurate». The UN rights office has had limited access to verify numbers since the war started but Laurence said it still had contacts on the ground «who are reliable». Asked about hostages held in Gaza, Laurence said this was also «prohibited by international law».
