World Leaders, Rights Activists Condemn Israel’s Seizure of Gaza Aid Flotilla

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“This brutality must end.”

On Friday, the Israeli forces boarded the final ship in floating a 44 -year -old humanitarian assistant, who was trying to provide vital supplies to Gaza. Polish arrest Marinite The end of the two -day modest maritime operation was marked by Israel to prevent hundreds of activists from trying to penetrate the siege in the Gaza Strip. According to the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, all 461 -year -old activists with the Somoud World Fleet “Safeen and in Good Health” are preparing to deport.

Although Israel confirms that the volunteers were trying to “violate the legal maritime blockade”, foreign governments and rights activists have condemned the country for exposing civil lives in Gaza by preventing assistance from entering the war torn lands. “This brutality must end,” said Pakistani Prime Minister Shaybaz Sharif. “Peace must be given an opportunity, and humanitarian aid must reach the needy.”

People from at least 44 countries participated in the fleet. In light of the actions of Israel, the Colombian President Gustavo Petro expelled the Israeli diplomats from Bogota and canceled the two countries’ free trade agreement; The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Türkiye condemned the intervention as the “action of terrorism” that violates international law; South African President Cyril Ramavusa called that “the shipment of life that this fleet transmits reach the people of Gaza,” adding that the fleet “represents solidarity with Gaza, and not confrontation with Israel.”

The ICRC, which was destroyed by the siege of Gaza, a Palestinian initiative founded in 2009 to mobilize the international community to try to end the siege, said on Friday that many detainees “entered into an open hunger strike from the moment they were detained” to protest their families. Reporters without borders condemned the arrest of Israel for more than 20 journalists on board. “The arrest and prevention of the journalists from doing their work is a serious violation of the right to inform and inform it,” said Martin Row.

The pro -Palestinian demonstrations erupted throughout Western Europe in response to the confiscation of the fleet, as some demonstrators destroyed stores and restaurants. However, the governments of these countries issued a more silent response. Many countries – including Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, Spain, and the United Kingdom – have condemned the belief of its citizens instead of inviting Israel to prevent aid from entering Gaza.

“A shame for Western governments first and foremost, and its colluding inaction,” wrote Francesca Albaniz, the United Nations Special Rapporteur in Palestine, on X. The United Nations itself did not issue a public comment on the global Somoud shell.

A new fleet of 11 ships, carrying doctors and journalists, began in Gaza on Friday in another attempt to challenge the maritime blockade of Israel.

Meanwhile, the war continues in Gaza. Under Sunday, US President Donald Trump gave Hamas to accept his peace plan, which will include the release of all hostages of Hamas in exchange for thousands of Palestinian prisoners, the establishment of an international transitional body to help rule Gaza, and allow aid to enter the region without sleep. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accepted the proposal earlier this week.

“If the last opportunity agreement is not reached, then all hell, as it has never been unprecedented before, will erupt against Hamas,” Trump has in fact warned on Friday. “There will be peace in the Middle East in one way or another.”

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The return of the oath? The vote began in favor of the two -day parliamentary elections for the Czech Republic on Friday, where local voting, Andrig Babis, former Prime Minister and the people of the scandal preferred. Papis’s victory will overthrow the current government in the center of his position and put Prague on a similar road to other European countries that have grown increasingly in recent years, especially in issues of fighting immigration and climate denial.

Babis is a campaign to raise wages, reduce taxes, and increase pensions, indicating high inflation after the Covid-19 pandemic as evidence that Prime Minister Peter Viela-including his liberal partners-does not help voters. Babis also pledged to reduce aid to Ukraine. The Czech Republic was among the first countries to provide Kiev with tanks, ammunition and other military vehicles under the so -called Czech initiative, but Babis pledged to end this program, noting that it is expensive.

No major Czech party is expected to win an explicit majority, which means that difficult negotiations will be possible to secure a ruling coalition. When Babis was elected for the first time in 2017, his government was the lower left. But after postponing Patriot to Europe, a right -wing opposition party in the European Union, with the Popular Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Urban last year, is expected to tend to Babis to more developed right -wing partners to unify the majority in parliament.

Seeing other drones. Germany has become the latest European country that has monitored anonymous drones as it flies over its critical infrastructure. On Wednesday, the German authorities began investigating the allegations that drones flew near an energy station, a university hospital and a shipbuilding basin in the city of the port of Kiel last week. On Thursday, more unidentified drones were monitored at Munich International Airport, delaying flights until Friday morning and affecting thousands of travelers.

Such procedures-with similar incidents across Europe-the potential interests of the Russian Saber in the region. In recent weeks, uninhabited Russian air vehicles and fighting aircraft have violated the airspace in Poland, Lithuania, Estonia and Romania. Last week, drones flew on several airports in Denmark and Norway.

“We are really lagged when it comes to defending drones,” said German Defense Secretary Boris Peporius. To combat this, European leaders discussed this week building a drone to enhance the region’s willingness to future Russian incursion.

Although the Kremlin acknowledged his participation in the Polish incident, he opposed the claims of other countries and denied any involvement in the airport aircraft views, including those on Germany.

The risk of radiation. The Nuclear Agency in Indonesia is working to determine the amount of lands that were polluted by radiation by the scrap mineral factory in Serang, according to the local authorities on Friday. The modern industrial Cikande area is treated, which is a large industrial area where there is a metal scrap factory, as a center of the affected area after a group of polluted shrimp from a local company based, shipped to the United States in August.

“We hope, by early next week, to know the total size of the polluted area,” said Bara Hasbwan, a spokesman for the investigation. “We do not take this lightly. For us, this is dangerous.”

The estate is still operating but is closely monitored, as the Indonesian authorities provide Washington and the International Atomic Energy Agency on regular updates. To date, officials scored 10 hot radiation points, higher than the first six sites. Two are already removed. At least nine people were transferred to the hospital after being exposed; It remains without symptoms and they are in a stable condition.

What in the world?

The Taliban requested the Internet to be overwhelmed and the total mobile phone data is closed on Tuesday. What did the system want to prevent this campaign?

A. The formation of anti -abdominal resistance groups
for. The proliferation of conspiracies about Taliban leaders
Ethical activities
Narcotics and illegal weapons sales on the dark network network

Difficulties end

For the first time in 1400 years, the Church of England chose a woman to be the upcoming Archbishop of Canterbury. Sarah Mulali, 63 -year -old London Bishop, was named Head to celebrate the Anglican faith on Friday. But her appointment sparked controversy among more conservative members in Africa, who criticized Mulla’s record for couples of the same sex. Many of these members also oppose women with high -level roles. Molali asserts that her focus will be on treating sexual assault scandals in the church and strengthening “a culture of safety and welfare for all.”

The answer is …

Ethical activities

This announcement is followed by orders to arrest the International Criminal Court of Taliban leaders for their well -documented persecution of women and girls as well as gay individuals, which Lisa Davis wrote in August.

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