Humanitarian groups criticise Benjamin Netanyahu's recent rejection of a ceasefire in Gaza. The International Monetary Fund warn of potential need for higher interest rates during a visit to Australia. Alex de Minaur has made the fourth round of the Australian Open for the third consecutive year.
Humanitarian groups criticise Benjamin Netanyahu 's recent rejection of a ceasefire in Gaza . The International Monetary Fund warn of potential need for higher interest rates during a visit to Australia . Alex de Minaur has made the fourth round of the Australia n Open for the third consecutive year.Humanitarian groups criticise Benjamin Netanyahu 's recent rejection of a ceasefire in Gaza . The International Monetary Fund warn of potential need for higher interest rates during a visit to Australia .
Humanitarian groups have criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's recent rejection of a ceasefire in Gaza. In a televised news conference, Mr Netanyahu vowed to continue on with the offensive in Gaza until "complete victory."Over 85 per cent of the Gaza strip's population has been displaced. WHO Emergency Medical Team Coordinator, Sean Casey says the only thing that could really make a difference is a ceasefire. "I saw patients in hospitals every day with severe burns, with open fractures, waiting hours or days for care, and they would often ask me for food or wate
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