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More than 1,500 migrants, including minors, attempted to enter the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in Morocco over the past week, overwhelming its reception centers. Authorities are struggling to cope with the unusual influx, the cause of which remains unclear.
The reported framework is a detailed and rigorous plan for the complete dismantling of Hamas’ weapons and tunnel networks in the Gaza Strip, based on the Trump plan. According to reports, the US agreed to Hamas' proposal to hand its weapons to the technocratic committee set to govern Gaza.
It is still unclear what further damage Netanyahu will bring home from his election-campaign photo tour in the US capital. But following the announcement that foreign forces will be deployed in Gaza, it is already possible to see once again how Israel’s security interests and the lives of residents of the Gaza border communities have been abandoned.
Soldiers and commanders from Givati Brigade’s Tsavar Battalion left the base without authorization following a confrontation with the battalion commander, who broke companies heritage boards. “Being absent without leave, going to prison, none of that matters,” one soldier said.
According to a Wall Street Journal report, US President Donald Trump is considering approving an air campaign lasting up to two weeks aimed at significantly degrading Iran’s missile capabilities. Senior US defense officials are divided over the scale of the response amid concerns about further escalation and dwindling American interceptors.
