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The head of UNICEF said an estimate of 13,450 children killed in the Palestinian territory since October 7, 2023 is "probably on the low end". She noted that many more children are trapped in the rubble or are wounded and often separated from their families.
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In a first for the Biden administration, Vice President Kamala Harris called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, before welcoming Benjamin Netanyahu’s main political rival. Benny Gantz is currently part of a national unity war cabinet and is also being welcomed by the US Secretary of State, this as the US starts air drops for Gaza civilians and ups the pressure on Israel.
Speaking at the Munich Security Conference (MSC), Prince Faisal described "the level of civilian death and destruction" in Gaza as "unimaginable".
"We have never before experienced so many crises in such a short time, and many of them are the consequence of climate change," said Lenarčič, a Slovenian diplomat who has served since 2019 in the European Commission led by Ursula von der Leyen.
For Israel's Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, it's all happening as he faces the wrath of families of hostages who want their loved ones home safe, and as US and European allies dial up pressure to do what he has always resisted: work towards an actual two-state solution with the Palestinians.
Griffiths explained that he "respectfully disagreed" with Israeli President Isaac Herzog's claim that the international community has not been sending the 400 trucks of humanitarian aid to Gaza Strip that Israel is able to screen every day.
With Israel signalling that the most intensive phase of its war on Hamas could now be over, Fayyad explained why he thinks "there is not really much to go on by way of optimism that this war is coming to an end soon enough".