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Qatar's Prime Minister pushes Hamas to accept US ceasefire-hostage deal in Gaza, while President Trump warns of consequences if Hamas refuses. Israel considers the proposal, but Hamas imposes preconditions on a ceasefire agreement.
British law student Mia O'Brien has been sentenced to 25 years in prison in Dubai for possession of cocaine. O'Brien's mother described her as devastated by the sentence and denied charges of intent to supply the drug. An appeal hearing is expected in the coming weeks.
Tunisia's national guard denies Gaza flotilla's drone attack claim, attributing blast to internal causes.
The lead boat of the Gaza flotilla, 'Family,' was reportedly hit by a drone strike in Tunisia. The incident occurred in the port of Sidi Bou Said, but all passengers and crew are reported safe.
Mark Carney condemns Jerusalem terror attack, expresses condolences, and vows to work towards peace in the Middle East. He faces criticism for his stance on recognizing the 'State of Palestine' and comments regarding the situation in Gaza.
Mayor of Michigan town introduces Arabic police badge, sparking outrage and backlash from GOP Congressman Randy Fine. The badge was later clarified to be a digital mock-up and not official.
Israel has carried out air strikes in central and western Syria, prompting condemnation from Syria's Foreign Ministry. The strikes are seen as a violation of Syria's sovereignty and regional stability.
Accused of trying to assassinate Trump, Ryan Routh apologized to potential jurors in a Florida courtroom. Representing himself, Routh thanked the jurors for being there and the judge approved most questions for jurors submitted by prosecutors.
The Trump administration may block Iranian diplomats from bulk shopping at stores like Costco as part of new restrictions ahead of the U.N. General Assembly in New York.
Israel denies genocide accusations in Gaza, UK government calls for more action to alleviate suffering. Spain bans ships carrying weapons to Israel, sparking accusations of antisemitism. President Abbas condemns violence against civilians in talks with UK officials.
Famine has left its mark on Gaza's children, with many facing physical and mental burdens from hunger and war. Health officials report deaths from malnutrition and starvation, while experts warn of long-lasting impacts on children's growth and development.
The Portuguese-flagged boat carrying the flotilla's steering committee was hit by a drone, but all passengers and crew are safe. The incident highlights the ongoing challenges faced by those attempting to deliver aid to Gaza.
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