The Secretary General of the United Nations says his comments on the Israel-Hamas war have been misunderstood; At least 22 people have been killed in a mass shooting in the United States; PSG have dominated Italian giants A-C Milan in a 3-0 win.
The Secretary General of the United Nations says his comments on the Israel-Hamas war have been misunderstoodPSG have dominated Italian giants A-C Milan in a 3-0 win
He also referenced 56 years of "suffocating" occupation experienced by Palestinians, but said nothing could justify the attacks by Hamas militants, which saw at least 1,400 people in Israel killed and over 200 taken hostage. "This is false. It was the opposite. In the beginning of my intervention yesterday, I clearly stated, and I quote: ‘I have condemned unequivocally the horrifying and unprecedented 7 October acts of terror by Hamas in Israel. Nothing can justify the deliberate killing, injuring and kidnapping of civilians or the launching of rockets against civilian targets.’ End quote.
Emergency services responding to a welfare check found Ms James, aged in her early 20s, with serious head injuries at St Andrew's Cathedral School shortly after midnight.In a statement, the school says it will close for two days but HSC exams will go ahead for year 12 students.Stormy weather has provided no relief for firefighters battling a deadly blaze in Southern Queensland, as lightning strikes cause more problems.
"When I heard it coming I just, I knew that not much was going to stop it. And I was hoping the house would still be standing when I come back, but unfortunately it's not. We're one of the lucky ones, we've got insurance. So, I know a lot of people around here don't. And yeah - at the end of the day, we've just got to start again."
Conflicts in Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Myanmar and the Russian war on Ukraine drove the most people from their homes this year.
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