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World Bank, UN estimate Gaza infrastructure damage at $18.5 billion

A new report by the World Bank and the United Nations, based on remote data collection sources, shows that damage to critical infrastructure in Gaza between October and January represents 97 percent of the GDP of the West Bank and Gaza from 2022. In this edition, we see how Israel's…

France 24

UK Foreign Secretary Calls For More Humanitarian Aid In Gaza

UK Foreign Secretary Cameron stresses need for enhanced aid and safety measures in Gaza following tragic deaths of humanitarian workers.

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OPINION - The Standard View: Israel's appalling air strike on aid convoy raises global alarm

An Israeli airstrike in Gaza which killed seven aid workers, including three Britons, has brought home yet again the spiralling human cost of this war, where the Hamas-run health ministry says the death toll is nearing 33,000. Israel has a right to defend itself and to go after Hamas, whose…

Evening Standard

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UK’s arms export procedures give Israel benefit of the doubt

Government faces judicial review over its assessments of whether Israel is breaking international law in Gaza

The Guardian - UK

Outrage grows over Israel’s deadly attack on Gaza aid convoy

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk says attack on aid convoy and Netanyahu’s reaction caused ‘understandable anger’.

Al Jazeera

First Thing: Taiwan earthquake kills nine and leaves dozens trapped

Taiwan’s strongest earthquake in 25 years triggered landslides, building collapses and injured at least 800 people. Plus: fighting the stigma of epilepsy in Cameroon

The Guardian - UK

Families of British aid workers killed in Israeli strike in Gaza pay tribute to 'heroes'

James Kirby, John Chapman and James Henderson were among seven killed in IDF air strike

Evening Standard

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Does the UK still sell arms to Israel? Germany announces halt in response to Israel's latest plans

There is growing concern amid the international community about Israel’s continued expansion of military efforts

Evening Standard

OPINION - IDF’s shocking attack on aid convoy could be the tipping point for key allies

Israel is gaining a reputation for making rules, breaking them, and ignoring them altogether, writes Robert Fox

Evening Standard

Pope Francis Calls For Cease-Fire In Gaza And Ukraine

Pope Francis calls for peace in Gaza, honors fallen Ukrainian soldier Oleksandre, and emphasizes humanitarian aid efforts.

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When war isn't newsworthy to the NYT

Why is the Times ignoring the latest huge transfer of 2,000-pound bombs from the U.S. to Israel?

Salon

Bodies Of Foreign Aid Workers Killed In Gaza Strike To Be Repatriated

The bodies of six foreign aid workers killed in a Gaza strike were expected to be transported out of the war-torn Palestinian territory via Egypt on Wednesday as Israel faced a chorus of outrage over their deaths.

International Business Times

When José Andrés speaks, Washington listens

Outrage spread in D.C. — and internationally — as the raw facts of the tragedy became known.

Axios

UK government under pressure from Tories to stop arming Israel

Lib Dems also call for action to suspend arms exports to Israel after seven aid workers killed in Gaza

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Deadly Gaza Airstrike Likely Carried Out By Targeted Drone Missiles

Expert analysis suggests that a deadly airstrike in Gaza targeting aid workers may have been carried out using drone-fired missiles.

The Guardian - UK

Lone star: inside the 5 April Guardian Weekly

Have UN vote and questions about its conduct in Gaza left Israel isolated? Plus: will IS strike again?

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Israeli Strike Kills Aid Workers, Biden 'Outraged'

Israeli strike in Gaza kills 7 aid workers, sparking outrage from President Biden. Tragic event underscores human cost of conflict in Gaza.

France 24

'Killed trying to feed starving kids': Death of international aid workers sparks outrage

IN THE PRESS – Wednesday, April 3: Papers express outrage as seven aid workers are killed by Israeli strikes in Gaza. UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak calls for an investigation, with three British nationals amongst those killed. The Israeli papers also react, with PM Benjamin Netanyahu saying "this happens in…

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Al Jazeera

Western allies face genocide complicity if support for Israel continues

Experts say Western allies are risking sanction from the ICJ if they continue to ship arms to Israel.

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Israeli Airstrikes Kill Aid Workers In Gaza

Israeli airstrikes in Gaza led to the accidental deaths of aid workers, impacting humanitarian efforts in the region. The suspension of operations by aid o...

The Guardian - AU

Middle East crisis: UN human rights council to consider call for Israel arms embargo – as it happened

If draft brought forward by Pakistan is adopted, it would mark the first time that the UN’s top rights body has taken a position on the war in Gaza

Roll Call

Shouldering grief for Gaza, Muslim staffers prepare for Eid - Roll Call

Aides describe what it’s like to observe Ramadan on Capitol Hill this year. “Their voices are being heard here in the halls of Congress,” one said.

Evening Standard

Three British aid workers killed in Israeli strike named as condemnation grows and IDF admits 'grave mistake'

Charity pays tribute to ‘heroes’ as international pressure mounts on Israel over air strike on humanitarian convoy

Al Jazeera

Israel’s war on Gaza: List of key events, day 180

Netanyahu says Israel mistakenly killed seven people working for aid group as global condemnation of strikes grows.

The Guardian - UK

Wednesday briefing: Why the UK is looking abroad to solve its teaching shortage

In today’s newsletter: The government is hiring teachers and trainees in Jamaica and elsewhere to help plug the gaps. But can this really solve the issue at home – and is it creating new ones abroad?

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