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"In this urgent moment of crisis, where many of our governments are enabling the carnage in Gaza, we must do everything we can to address complicity in that unrelenting horror," the statement declared.
Dr. Adir Shifron, an Israeli passenger with preferred status on Wizz Air flights, recounts antisemitic and humiliating treatment he experienced from the company's ground crew at Larnaca Airport in Cyprus.
Footage shows the moment a train collided with a passenger bus in Mexico, ripping its roof off. The crash has left at least 10 dead and dozens wounded.
Organizers say vessel flying Portuguese flag struck, but Tunisian officials deny and speak of internal explosion.
Qatar’s prime minister urged Hamas to agree to the latest US proposal for a ceasefire and the release of hostages in Gaza, a source briefed on the talks in Doha told Reuters
