Gaza
Ceasefire for what? France’s empty moralism in the Israel-Hamas conflict
On Wednesday, France condemned Israel’s renewed ground offensive in Gaza City, calling it a “destructive campaign” that has “no further military logic.”
Hamas is outside the Palestinian consensus that recognizes Israel, Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry said.
Sameh Shoukry © Tobias Koehler/MSC
Hamas is outside the Palestinian consensus that recognizes Israel, Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry said in a press conference at the Munich Security Conference.
"There must be accountability for how Hamas acquired so much power in Gaza and why it was funded to increase the rift with other peace loving Palestinian factions."
On Wednesday, France condemned Israel’s renewed ground offensive in Gaza City, calling it a “destructive campaign” that has “no further military logic.”
UN Secretary-General António Guterres on Tuesday accused Israel of being “determined to go all the way” in its war in Gaza and unwilling to engage in “serious negotiations” toward a ceasefire. He went further, calling the situation in Gaza “morally, politically and legally intolerable.”
The International Organization for Migration said on Tuesday that at least 50 people had died after a vessel carrying 75 Sudanese refugees caught fire off Libya's coast on Sunday.
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