This is the moment relatives of Israeli hostages held in Gaza stormed into a government meeting in Jerusalem.
The group disrupted a Finance Committee meeting in the Knesset, yelling “get up from your chairs!”.
Some 130 hostages remain prisoners of Hamas in Gaza, months after they were first seized. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is coming under increasing pressure from within Israel to bring those hostages home safely.
A previous prisoner swap deal between Hamas and Israel saw the release of 105 hostages in November. But Netanyahu rejected Hamas’ most recent offer: that would see Israeli troops withdraw and Hamas retain power in Gaza.
The Hamas-run Health Ministry estimates more than 25,000 people have now been killed in Gaza, and even Israel’s closest allies, such as the United States, are increasingly clear that the war in Gaza cannot continue indefinitely.
#gaza #israel #palestine
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,1,This was the horrifying moment a busy road was rocked by airstrikes near the entrance of Aleppo University Hospital.
The attack killed at least 12 civilians and injured more than 20 people, according to the White Helmets.
Meanwhile, Syrian and Russian jets continued to launch deadly strikes in the northwest of Syria on Monday, as Syrian rebels steadily advance through the country after seizing the second largest city, Aleppo.
The Syrian army and Russia denied attacking civilians and said they had targeted insurgent hideouts located mostly in Hama and Idlib.
#syria #aleppo #russia
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,1,After more than five years of intense restoration, the iconic Notre Dame Cathedral is finally ready to reopen, following a devastating fire.
Standing for over 860 years, the landmark has weathered revolutions, world wars, and the fall of empires - but was critically damaged in a fire in 2019.
Now, the cathedral will welcome visitors again, with France’s President Emmanuel Macron marking the milestone with a visit.
#notredame #macron #france
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,1,A boxer in his youth, John Prescott was never one to back away from a fight. His pugnacity in the ring would transfer to his work with the unions, the Labour Party, and to the top of British government.
Born in North Wales in 1938 and raised in Yorkshire and Cheshire, John Leslie Prescott joined the Merchant Navy after failing the 11+ and leaving school at 15.
He was a member of the National Union of Seamen and was heavily involved in the national strike of 1966.
He became Labour MP for Kingston upon Hull East in the 1970 election. Although he was from the traditional socialist wing of the party, in the early 90s he became an enthusiastic backer of the New Labour project. First helping then-leader John Smith to ditch the union block vote in favour of ‘one member, one vote’. And then, after Smith’s sudden death in 1994, Prescott was elected as deputy Labour leader with Tony Blair securing the top job.
The two men could not have been more different. Whilst the smooth-talking Blair was the man to relay the New Labour message, the unvarnished Prescott rolled into towns on his battle bus to rally traditional Labour supporters.
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,1,Tensions in Paris have risen after Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally party secured a strong lead in the first round of France’s parliamentary elections.
They gained a 33.14% share of the vote, nearly double what they achieved in the first round two years ago.
Thousands of left wing supporters gathered in Paris' Republique plaza on Sunday to protest the results.
Individuals set off fireworks in the plaza and in the streets of the capital.
Some voiced their concerns about the first round outcome, fearing that the country is moving towards extremism.
#france #election #paris
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,1,President Joe Biden has moved to address concerns over his rambling performance in his debate with ex-President Donald Trump. Biden conceded at a rally Friday in North Carolina that he's not the debater he used to be, while members of his party and campaign team closed ranks around him in an effort to shut down talk of replacing him with another nominee. Biden's meandering answers and struggles to respond to Trump prompted The New York Times to declare that he should exit the race altogether.
Meanwhile Donald Trump piled on the pressure over Joe Biden's debate performance during a Virginia rally, suggesting it could be “a big moment” in the campaign.
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,1,This is the moment relatives of Israeli hostages held in Gaza stormed into a government meeting in Jerusalem.
The group disrupted a Finance Committee meeting in the Knesset, yelling “get up from your chairs!”.
Some 130 hostages remain prisoners of Hamas in Gaza, months after they were first seized. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is coming under increasing pressure from within Israel to bring those hostages home safely.
A previous prisoner swap deal between Hamas and Israel saw the release of 105 hostages in November. But Netanyahu rejected Hamas’ most recent offer: that would see Israeli troops withdraw and Hamas retain power in Gaza.
The Hamas-run Health Ministry estimates more than 25,000 people have now been killed in Gaza, and even Israel’s closest allies, such as the United States, are increasingly clear that the war in Gaza cannot continue indefinitely.
#gaza #israel #palestine
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