Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon: What is the latest travel advice amid the Israel-Hamas war?
Israel is continuing to bombard Gaza - home to more than 2 million inhabitants - after militant group Hamas launched a surprise attack last weekend.
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Israel is continuing to bombard Gaza - home to more than 2 million inhabitants - after militant group Hamas launched a surprise attack last weekend.
China's leader Xi Jinping has called for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war, saying that Beijing was willing to help find a "comprehensive, just and lasting solution" to the conflict that followed the Palestinian militant group's attack on 7 October.
Whoever is responsible, the attack has torpedoed US President Joe Biden’s plan to confer with the Palestinian and Egyptian presidents at a cancelled summit in Jordan. Nonetheless, he has maintained his trip to Israel. Why? Was it the right move? The threat of escalation is no longer just about the Middle East.
Liverpool and Egypt football star Mohamed Salah called for humanitarian aid to be allowed into Gaza on Wednesday as he pleaded for an end to "violence" in the conflict between Israel and Palestinian militant group Hamas. Gazans have been facing dire shortages as the territory was effectively sealed off in the wake of the October 7 attacks by Hamas militants on Israeli communities and military posts that claimed 1,400 lives. On Tuesday, a deadly rocket strike hit a Gaza hospital that Hamas blamed on Israel.
Mo Salah has called on world leaders assist the people of Gaza.
BEIRUT: Liverpool’s Egyptian star Mohamed Salah has beseeched world leaders to “come together to prevent further slaughter of innocent souls … humanity must prevail” in a touching comment over the situation in Gaza.
We ask about a virtual EU summit that has now picked up on the language it took nine days for the bloc to agree on, namely about "Israel's right to defend itself in line with humanitarian and international law" against the "violent and indiscriminate attacks" by Hamas.
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