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Netanyahu, Western Leaders Clash as UK, Canada, Australia Recognise State of Palestine

The governments of the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia yesterday formally recognised the State of Palestine, escalating diplomatic tensions with Israel as war rages in Gaza. Portugal is expected to follow suit. The coordinated announcement came after months of warnings that recognition would follow if Israel failed to commit to a peace process that allowed for a two-state solution. Starmer: “A Step Toward Peace” UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer defended the decision, saying it was necessary to preserve the hope of peace amid Gaza’s humanitarian crisis. “In the face of the growing horror in the Middle East, we are acting to keep alive the possibility of peace and a two-state solution,” Starmer said in a post on X. He stressed that recognition “is not a reward for Hamas,” adding that the group “can have no role in government, no role […]

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Hamas warns Gaza hostages could share fate of missing Israeli pilot

Hamas’ armed wing on Saturday published “farewell” photographs of most of the remaining hostages in Gaza, warning that Israel’s expanding ground assault on Gaza City could endanger their lives. The group invoked the case of Ron Arad, an Israeli air force navigator missing since 1986 after being shot down over Lebanon, whose fate remains unresolved decades later. Hostages at risk Of the 251 people seized during Hamas’ October 2023 attack on Israel, 47 remain in Gaza, including 25 whom the Israeli military has declared dead. “Due to (Prime Minister Benjamin) Netanyahu’s obstinacy and (military chief Eyal) Zamir’s submission… a farewell photograph taken at the start of the operation in Gaza City,” the Ezzedine Al-Qassam Brigades wrote on Telegram alongside the images. The militants released 46 photographs of hostages, each labelled with the name “Ron Arad,” a symbolic warning of possible […]

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Over 15,000 Israelis Protest to End Gaza War and Demand Hostage Deal

More than 15,000 people have taken to the streets in Israel demanding an end to the war in Gaza and urging Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to agree to a deal to free the remaining hostages. Families of hostages joined supporters in Jerusalem’s Paris Square, while large crowds also gathered in Tel Aviv. Of the 48 hostages still believed to be in Gaza, around 20 are thought to be alive. Israel has not formally responded to a proposed deal for their release and has maintained its position that all hostages must be freed in any agreement. Netanyahu has argued that total victory over Hamas will bring them home. Hamas abducted 251 people during its October 7, 2023 attack on southern Israel, which left about 1,200 people dead. Israel responded with a massive military campaign to dismantle Hamas, resulting in at least […]

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Netanyahu Calls Albanese “Weak” and “Betrayed Israel”

A major diplomatic rift has emerged between Israel and Australia after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly denounced Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese—calling him weak and accusing him of betraying both Israel and Australia’s Jewish community. The sharp rebuke follows Canberra's announcement that it will formally recognize a Palestinian state ahead of the UN General Assembly in September. Netanyahu's Stark Message On social media, Netanyahu declared: “History will remember Albanese for what he is: a weak politician who betrayed Israel and abandoned Australia’s Jews.” This accusation inflamed relations, especially after Israel retaliated by revoking visas for Australian diplomats to the Palestinian Authority—an apparent response to Australia’s visa cancellation for far-right Israeli lawmaker Simcha Rothman. Australian PM Anthony Albanese responded calmly, stating he had respectfully informed Netanyahu of Australia's intentions ahead of time. He emphasized that the recognition aligns with global sentiment […]

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Arab Nations Condemn Netanyahu’s ‘Greater Israel’ Remarks

Several Arab countries have strongly criticised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after he appeared to endorse the idea of a “Greater Israel” — a concept that includes not only present-day Israel and the Palestinian territories, but also parts of Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria. In an interview with i24NEWS on Tuesday, Netanyahu was asked if he supported this vision. He replied, “Absolutely… we’re there,” before shifting to comments about Israel’s founding and its mission to survive. Arab backlash was swift: Jordan called the remarks a “dangerous and provocative escalation” and “a threat to the sovereignty of states.” Egypt demanded clarification, saying the idea rejects “the option of peace in the region.” Iraq accused Israel of “expansionist ambitions” and provoking other nations. Qatar described the statements as “absurd” and “inflammatory.” Saudi Arabia rejected “colonisation and expansion,” reaffirming Palestinians’ right to an independent […]

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Heavy Airstrikes Hit Gaza City Amid Famine Warnings

Gaza City has come under heavy bombardment for three consecutive days, according to the Hamas-run civil defence agency, as Israeli forces prepare to occupy the city. Mahmud Bassal, the agency’s spokesperson, reported that residential areas in Zeitoun and Sabra were hit by bombs and drone strikes causing massive destruction to civilian homes. Residents have been unable to recover the dead and injured due to the continuous shelling. Global Alarm Over Starvation The UK, EU, Australia, Canada, and Japan jointly declared that “famine is unfolding in front of our eyes”, urging immediate and concrete steps to allow aid into Gaza.Their statement also condemned the use of lethal force near aid distribution points, where the UN says over 1,300 Palestinians have been killed, mostly by Israeli forces. Israel denies there is famine in Gaza, instead accusing UN agencies of failing to collect […]

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