Hamas leaders are studying the ceasefire proposal put forward by Egyptian mediators and hope to respond by Thursday. This is what Hamas reports in a statement sent today to the Associated Press. The current round of truce talks between Israel and Hamas appear to be serious, but the sides remain far apart on one key issue: whether or not the war should end under the agreement. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu repeats: “We will enter Rafah and destroy Hamas, with or without an agreement”
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EU condemns police violence, “Georgia at the crossroads”
“I follow the situation in Georgia with great concern and condemn the violence in the streets of Tbilisi. The Georgian people want a European future for their country. Georgia is at a crossroads. It should maintain its course towards Europe.” This was stated by the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen on dangerously similar to the one in force in Vladimir Putin’s Russia.
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GB, first arrests of migrants destined to be expelled to Rwanda
London has confirmed that it has stopped an unspecified number of migrants in recent days deportation to Rwanda in July under his controversial new policy. The initiative comes a week following the end of months of parliamentary disputes and the approval of a law allowing the expulsion of some asylum seekers by declaring Rwanda a safe third country.
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Hamas, response on agreement probably tomorrow
Hamas leaders are studying the ceasefire proposal put forward by Egyptian mediators and hope to respond by Thursday. This is what Hamas reports in a statement sent today to the Associated Press. The current round of truce talks between Israel and Hamas appear to be serious, but the sides remain far apart on one key issue: whether or not the war should end under the agreement. “Most likely tomorrow, Thursday, God willing the mediators will receive a response,” the Hamas statement read.
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2024-05-02 07:39:49