French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot said the European Union is having “tough discussions” with Israel to help speed humanitarian and financial aid to Palestinians in war-ravaged Gaza https://t.co/hg7PzbWSTE ...

Israel announced a tactical pause in military activity in parts of the Gaza Strip and the establishment of safe routes for humanitarian aid, as a deadly hunger crisis spreads across the enclave https://t.co/YyC2Uzxy6v ...

Controversial announcement this week from French President Emanuel Mcronone. The French leader saying his country will recognize Palestinian statehood at the United Nations General Assembly in September. France is the first major Western nation to take that step with Mcronone saying he hopes it will spur peace in the region.President Trump sees it differently, slamming the move, saying it means nothing. >> He's a different kind of a guy. Uh he's he's okay. He's a team player pretty much.But here's the good ...

In Gaza City, children among those searching through the mountains of garbage, looking for food, scraps of plastic and burned paper, anything to help light a fire for cooking. Outside the small soup kitchen still open, scenes like this. The 15 pots of lentil soup not nearly enough for the massive crowds that come here.In the last three days, we noticed that increase the number of the cases are coming to the reception room of sever severe malnutrition. In the last 24 hours, 15 people including four children ...

So pretty significant admission from the White House. They were caught off guard by this escalation from Israel when it comes to Syria. Yeah, the context here is important.There has been a significant amount of sectarian violence taking place in this region in Syria. That is a southern province since mid-July, since around July 11. Two communities fighting against one another, Sunni Bedouins on one side against the Druze on another Druze is a group whose faith is an offshoot from Shia Islam.But the point is ...

And joining me now is Anton Aspar. He is the secretary general of Kitus Jerusalem, a Catholic humanitarian organization working in Gaza. Uh first, I wonder if you have any information about the conditions of the people who were injured.My understanding is that the pastor uh his injuries were minor. Yeah, Chris, thank you for hosting me first. Uh uh uh the situation is really very difficult and bad in back in Gaza.Uh we have our operations escalator in Gaza with 120 staff operating all over Gaza in 20 in 10 ...

We're going to play just a short introduction video that really gives you an understanding of what this whole organization uh we we run is called and what it does. And here it is. When you travel the world and you see the kind of things children endure, it just makes you want to find ways to improve their lives. [Music] hospital. [Music] [Music] No strings works with puppets to help children understand more about the constant threats that surround them and to be better prepared to cope with them. Earthquake ...

Twenty killed in crowd surge at Gaza aid site, GHF aid group says https://t.co/mhndCOpJZA ...

Tariffs had been moving very large over this entire summit. The EU hasn't yet received that letter from Trump. What is your team expecting to see with it that it comes.Any specific carve outs in particular that you're expecting to have achieved. Well, of course, our trade team is working very hard to get good agreement. But at the same time, we are also working with other countries like here in Southeast Asia or in the world, to have trade deals and trade agreement agreements to diversify our trade portfoli ...

Program Impact & Criticism - PEPFAR (President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief) has saved 26 million lives since 2003 [3] - The potential dismantling of PEPFAR could lead to over 3 million deaths by the end of the decade, and the shuttering of USAD (United States Agency for International Development) could result in 14 million deaths [5] - The executive order 14169 led to the deaths of more than 80,000 people [5] - The program was considered efficient, accountable, and had bipartisan support [3][4] Evangelical Response - The silence of evangelicals regarding the diminishing of PEPFAR is a central point of concern [6] - Some pastors were unaware of the situation, while others cited focus on local ministries or fear of politicizing the church as reasons for their silence [10][11][12] - The lack of widespread evangelical outcry contrasts sharply with the swift backlash against World Vision's policy change regarding same-sex couple employment [14][15] Ethical & Moral Implications - The decision to cut programs that save lives is viewed as a clear violation of Jesus's teachings [7][8][13] - The act is described as intentionally malicious and cruel, especially considering the program's relatively small cost to the US government [4][6] - The situation is framed as a moral test for the evangelical community [15]