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- 1Hamas says agreed Gaza roadmap includes Palestinian statehood▼Hamas leader: Gaza roadmap we agreed to includes establishment of Palestinian state
A Hamas leader says the Gaza roadmap the group agreed to includes the establishment of a Palestinian state. The statement frames the deal as going beyond ceasefire arrangements and touching long-term political questions. Observers are weighing how the claim aligns with the terms accepted by other parties and what it signals for negotiations over Gaza's future governance.
- 2Trump's Gaza Board of Peace Reportedly Met UNRWA Quietly▼Trump's Gaza Board of Peace Quietly Met With UNRWA, Ex-Agency Chief Says
The former head of UNRWA says the Gaza Board of Peace, the body established under Donald Trump's ceasefire framework, held unpublicised meetings with the UN agency for Palestinian refugees. The contact would be notable given Israel's push to dissolve UNRWA and its exclusion from the Trump plan, suggesting the agency still has a role in Gaza's humanitarian future.
- 3Vatican diplomat urges two-state solution and AI limits at UN▼Vatican's top diplomat pushes 2-state solution, 'limits' on AI at UN General Assembly
The Vatican's top diplomat told the UN General Assembly that a two-state solution remains essential to resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and called for limits on the development and use of artificial intelligence. The speech aligns with Pope Francis's repeated appeals for peace in the Middle East and for ethical guardrails on new technologies. It underscores the Holy See's effort to shape international debate on both conflicts and technology governance.
- 4Massive Attack member reportedly arrested in UK over Gaza criticism▼La "democracia" británica sigue haciendo el.ridiculo, con Andy Starmer al mando. Detienen a un miembro de "Massive Attac
Posts in Spanish claim British police have arrested a member of the band Massive Attack for criticising Israel's war in Gaza, with critics mocking what they call the state of British democracy under Keir Starmer, mockingly written as 'Andy Starmer'. The reports have been amplified by pro-Palestinian accounts, sparking anger over free speech and policing of war commentary in the UK.