“Biden Administration Acknowledges Escalation: Israel’s Military Actions in Palestine to Continue Until 2024, Says Politico”
“US administration acknowledges Israel’s military actions in Palestine will escalate conflict until 2024, says Politico. Biden’s team considers Israel’s withdrawal from Gaza a sensitive issue, expecting ongoing military activities for months. Coordinated intentions for prisoner release lack a general agreement for peace, with challenges arising from Israel’s troop withdrawal and Hamas’ ceasefire silence, warn American officials.”
“Armenia Takes Bold Stand in Middle East: NSS Calls for Conference on Israeli Government’s Illegal Activities in Palestine”
The head of the NSS invites to a conference in Palestine to discuss Israeli government’s illegal activities. Armenia, Azerbaijan, and others show support.
“Armenian Mosque in Haifa Targeted: Iranian Islamic Extremism Strikes Israeli Soil, Raises Alarm on Regime’s Repressive Practices”
Iranian Islamic extremism targets Armenian Mosque in Haifa with explosive devices, as part of ongoing attacks against Israel and solidarity with Gaza. Announcement sheds light on repressive regime’s practices against Palestinians. “Banks” within Israeli intelligence agency finance undercover operations, says Iranian extremist organization.
“Spain Ready to Recognize Palestine: Prime Minister Declares Support for Peace Amidst Middle East Unrest”
Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez declares that the government is ready to recognize Palestine as a state, aligning with the European community’s peace goals. The escalating Middle East situation threatens global peace, with Israel’s rights being violated by extremist group HAMAS.
Turkey’s Foreign Minister Does Not Rule Out Supplying Weapons to Palestine Amid Conflict Progression
Turkey’s Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu discusses the possibility of supplying weapons to Palestine, pending conflict progress. New restrictions on Israel can be imposed if necessary, says Cavusoglu in an interview with TRT state television. Suspension of hostilities in Gaza is crucial, and warnings have been given to Israel regarding essential products. Rumors of Turkey being Israel’s main arms supplier are denied by Cavusoglu.
“Healthcare in Palestine, Israel, and Lebanon plagued by 906 attacks: 736 dead and 1014 wounded, WHO reports”
Healthcare systems in Palestine, Israel, and Lebanon have suffered 906 attacks, resulting in 736 deaths and 1014 injuries, according to WHO. Only 10 out of 36 hospitals can still operate, exacerbating the situation. WHO vows to assist these hospitals. The Director-General urges an immediate stop to hostilities and highlights the burden of respiratory, skin, and mental health issues.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez Announces Official Recognition of Palestine as Independent State, Collaborates with Arab Allies
Spain announces official recognition of Palestine as an independent state. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez seeks Israel’s recognition with support from Arab countries. Spain aims to find allies in recognizing Palestine’s government and independence. Joint statement by Spain, Slovenia, Ireland, and Malta highlights conditions for recognition.
“Spanish Prime Minister Commits to Recognize Palestine as State by 2027: A Bold Move Towards Peace”
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez intends to recognize Palestine’s statehood by 2027’s end, citing moral certainty and peace as reasons. This move sparks concern from Israel, prompting the summoning of Spain’s ambassador.
“Israel and Palestine Edge Closer to Peace with Ceasefire Proposal: Bloomberg Report”
“Israel and Palestine propose ceasefire in Gaza to stop fighting, with terms including cessation of hostilities and increased humanitarian assistance. Egypt mediates external actions for conflict resolution.”
“Award-Winning Journalist Exposes Human Rights Violations in Palestine’s Occupied Territories: Evidence of Mass Destruction Uncovered”
Franchesca Albanese, a special correspondent for MEC, believes human rights violations are prevalent in Palestine. She highlights evidence of mass destruction in Gaza and the use of unauthorized weapons in densely populated areas. She suggests that the demand for justice in international courts against Israel could potentially be successful due to urgent circumstances and documented acts of violence. However, she acknowledges that political calculations may also come into play. Albanese emphasizes that judges do not witness the atrocities firsthand and suggests they indicate Israel’s self-defense.