Britain, Canada and Australia Recognize Palestinian State
Britain, Canada and Australia formally recognized the State of Palestine in a coordinated diplomatic move.
Britain, Canada and Australia formally recognized the State of Palestine in a coordinated diplomatic move.
A United Nations commission of inquiry concluded that Israeli authorities had committed acts meeting the legal definition of genocide in Gaza.
Israeli forces expanded ground operations in Gaza City, prompting further displacement and international warnings about civilian harm.
The UN General Assembly endorsed a declaration supporting a negotiated two-state solution for Israelis and Palestinians.
Turkey announced tighter restrictions affecting Israeli-linked shipping, aviation and trade as Ankara increased pressure over the war in Gaza.
International food-security experts confirmed famine conditions in parts of Gaza after months of war, displacement and restrictions on humanitarian access.
Humanitarian organizations warned that hunger and malnutrition in Gaza were worsening as access to food, medicine and fuel remained severely constrained.
Officials inaugurated the delivery of Azerbaijani natural gas to Syria through Turkish territory, aiming to support electricity generation and ease chronic energy shortages.
A commercial bulk carrier was attacked in the Red Sea, forcing its crew to abandon ship amid renewed Houthi maritime operations.
Israeli strikes and shootings killed scores of Palestinians in Gaza, including people reported to have been seeking humanitarian assistance.