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Tel Aviv: The war between Israel and Hamas has been going on for more than six months. But meanwhile talks are going on between the two. Hamas has said that it is ready for any ceasefire deal. But this will be possible when it gets a guarantee from America that Israeli forces will not attack in Rafah after the ceasefire. “We are still talking about the main issues,” Hamas spokesman Osama Hamdan told Al Jazeera. Which is a complete ceasefire and a complete withdrawal of Israel from Gaza.’ He further said, ‘Unfortunately there was a clear statement from Netanyahu, which said that whether there is a ceasefire or not, he will continue the attack against Rafah, Which means there will be no ceasefire. He said our understanding of achieving a ceasefire means there will be no further attacks anywhere in Gaza, including Rafah. Ceasefire talks in Gaza may resume on Sunday. According to details released by Britain, negotiators have proposed to stop the fighting for 40 days and exchange Palestinian prisoners.
Talks can take place on Sunday
Qatari, Egyptian and US mediators met a Hamas delegation in Cairo on Saturday. A senior Hamas source associated with the talks said that a new round of talks will take place on Sunday.
Report: Critical Situation Of Migrants And Work
The city of New York, known for its opportunities and as a beacon of the “American dream,” is proving to be increasingly challenging for migrants seeking a better life. A recent study conducted by a coalition of organizations supporting migrants has highlighted the difficulties faced by newcomers in the city, with a shift in demographic trends.
The report, titled “Leaving New New Yorkers Behind,” released this week by organizations such as Make The Road NY, Hester St, and Afrikana, sheds light on the tough socioeconomic conditions that migrants arriving in the city have been facing since the spring of 2022. The study reveals that only 3% of migrants have managed to secure stable employment, while 95% are struggling to survive and find a way out of the shelter system. Additionally, only 5% have been able to rent their own space after receiving eviction notices from shelters.
While Venezuelans have traditionally been the largest group of migrants represented in the study, there has been a decrease in their presence. The study notes an increase in the proportion of migrants from Ecuador and a growing number of individuals from West Africa compared to previous years.
Employment remains a significant challenge for migrants,
Chiringuito De Jugones Announces Special Program After Real…
He Jugones beach bar is preparing this Saturday for a special program after the consecration of Real Madrid as LaLiga champion. After a season full of ups and downs, the Madridistas have managed to lift trophy number 36 in their history.
José Pedrerol and his team of expert commentators will provide viewers, through the Meridiano Televisión screens, with unparalleled coverage of this historic moment. With analysis, passionate debates and the characteristic spark of the program, El Chiringuito de Jugones will become the epicenter of the Madrid celebration.
From the first minutes of the match against Cádiz to the final whistle that unleashed madness at the Santiago Bernabéu, each significant moment will be analyzed in detail. Furthermore, the team The beach bar will spare no detail in addressing the repercussions of this victory both on and off the field.
Analysis of the Real Madrid title
The excitement will not be limited only to technical analysis, but there will also be room for anecdotes, fan reactions and impressions of key figures within the world of football.
Meridian Television will witness this football festival, offering spectators the opportunity to immerse themselves in the celebration of Real Madrid’s title through the screen of El Chiringuito de Jugones.
Russia Affirmed That It Will Not Participate In…
Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on May 3 that Russia will not participate in the conference on Ukraine in Switzerland, scheduled to take place in June, or any other event with a “peace formula”. peace” by Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky.
Firefighters put out a fire after a facility in Odesa, Ukraine was attacked by rockets. Photo: Al Jazeera
According to Tass, in the statement, Ms. Zakharova basically asserted that any event that promotes “Zelensky’s formula”, like an ultimatum, is unacceptable.
The Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman emphasized that Switzerland cannot be a forum for a dialogue to find a solution to the conflict in Ukraine because the country sided with Ukraine and “has an anti-Russian stance, imposing sanctions”. sanctions against us, adopting strategies that exclude Russia from the European security system.”
Ms. Zakharova made the above statement after Switzerland announced that it had invited more than 160 foreign delegations to attend the Ukraine peace conference next June, including the Group of Industrialized Countries (G7), the Group of Economic The world’s leading developed and emerging economies (G20) and a number of international organizations.
The Swiss Foreign Ministry said that “at this stage”,
UGent Employees Support Students Who Want To Occupy…
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The planned occupation of a Ghent University building by students from Monday has the support of more than a hundred university employees, including professors. This is evident from an open letter addressed to the board of directors and rector Rik Van de Walle.
In the open letter, the employees oppose the “backdoor policy” at Ghent University and the “repressive threats” made against students who are planning an occupation. “The fact that the rector first ignores and then threatens these courageous students goes against everything our university should stand for,” it said.
The employees also say they are shocked that the board of directors and the rector ignored advice from the Human Rights Commission. That committee recommended that “given the current context of irrefutable war crimes and large-scale human rights violations, no more bilateral collaborations should be concluded with all Israeli universities,” the open letter states.
The signatories demand that Ghent University temporarily suspend all collaborations with Israeli universities and ask the university to call for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in the Gaza Strip. They also demand that “the safety of students who would occupy the university be made an absolute priority and that all threats be immediately withdrawn.”
The open letter was signed online on Sunday around 8 p.m.
A Car Drove Onto The Sidewalk In Kosteln…
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In Kostelní Lhota, Nymburk, on Sunday afternoon, the driver of a car drove onto the sidewalk, hitting four pedestrians. He must have fallen asleep before. Rescuers transported a woman and a child with moderate to serious injuries to Prague hospitals by helicopter. Three other people, including the driver of the car, suffered moderate injuries. This follows from information from emergency service and police spokespeople.
The accident happened at 5:45 p.m., according to police. “The driver of the car was driving in the direction from Sadská to Poděbrady and in Kostelní Lhota, for reasons that have not been determined, drove right onto the sidewalk, where he hit four pedestrians and then crashed into a family home,” police spokeswoman Michaela Richterová told ČTK. According to initial information, he fell asleep behind the wheel, the spokeswoman added. The police will continue to investigate the circumstances of the accident.
“There were a total of five injured people, a woman and a child were transported by air to Prague hospitals by paramedics, the other three injured by land to hospitals in Prague and Nymburk,” rescue service spokesman Marek Hylebrant told ČTK.
Voting Begins In Panama In One Of The…
Voting began this Sunday in Panama with the opening of the electoral centers to which they are summoned more than three million Panamanians to elect president and other positions in one of the most complicated general elections in the history of the country.
The electoral centers enabled by the Electoral Tribunal of Panama opened as planned at 7 local time (12:00 GMT), with lines already in some of the three thousand 35 voting points scattered throughout the Central American nation, and they will close at 4:00 p.m. local time (9:00 p.m. GMT), and the closing time may be extended if there are any voters waiting, according to the authorities.
“I invite everyone to go out and vote (…) whatever the results, Panama wins by strengthening its democracy,” stated in an official act the president of the Electoral Court, Alfredo Juncá.
The electoral magistrate assured that the Court “offers certainty, confidence and certainty,” and ratified that the country can have “the certainty that The votes will be well scrutinized by citizens of civil society who will be at the voting tables”.
Juncá pointed out that “clientelism and misinformation” They are the enemies to defeat and both are fought by going out to vote thinking about what is best for the country “and choosing for Panama.”
In these elections,
Israel And Hamas Conclude New Round Of Negotiations…
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Israel and the Islamist group Hamas remain stuck in another round of negotiations to reach a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, which concluded without apparent success, given the Israeli refusal to end the war in the Palestinian enclave after seven months and more than 34,600 Gazans dead.
The Islamist group announced tonight its departure from Cairo, after two days of negotiation, and also said it had delivered a response to the mediators from Egypt and Qatar to the proposed agreement, without detailing the content.
“The current round of negotiations in Cairo ended recently and the Hamas delegation will leave Cairo tonight to hold consultations with the movement’s leaders,” Hamas said in an official statement.
The Hamas delegation is heading to Doha to meet with its leaders and will return to Cairo on Tuesday “to complete the negotiations,” according to Egyptian state television Al Qahera News, very close to Intelligence.
Netanyahu against end of war
About five hours earlier, the Israeli prime minister,
Governor Kristi Noems Insights On National Issues: A…
Exclusive Interview with South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem
The following is a detailed account of a recent conversation with South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem, which took place on May 5, 2024.
Insights into Governor Noem’s New Memoir
Our discussion with Governor Noem delved into her latest book, “No Going Back,” set to hit the shelves this Tuesday. The Governor graciously shared her thoughts from Watertown, South Dakota, shedding light on her upcoming publication.
Engaging with Face the Nation
Margaret Brennan welcomed Governor Noem back to Face the Nation, setting the stage for an insightful dialogue. The Governor expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to engage in a meaningful conversation.
Insights from Governor Noem’s Book
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Exploring Leadership and Politics
During a recent interview, Governor Noem discussed her book, which delves into the realm of leadership and politics. The book has garnered attention, with an endorsement from former President Donald Trump. Governor Noem emphasizes the need for a new approach in American politics, steering away from traditional norms.
Challenges and Lessons Learned
One of the key aspects Governor Noem addresses in her book is the importance of learning from challenges and experiences.