More than 400 Palestinians granted humanitarian visas in Australia as Israel's war on Gaza continues; Syrian rebels capture the city of Hama in major setback for the President; and in sport, Australia thrashes India in the first One Day International of the women's series.
More than 400 Palestinians granted humanitarian visas in Australia as Israel's war on Gaza continues; Syrian rebels capture the city of Hama in major setback for the President; and in sport, Australia thrashes India in the first One Day International of the women's series.Syrian rebels capture the city of Hama in major setback for the PresidentMore than 800 Palestinians who came to Australia on tourist visas have been granted humanitarian visas.
He says the government has speeded up its processing of the visas, which grant work, Medicare and study rights. Syrian rebels captured the city of Hama earlier in the day, celebrating a major victory after a week advancing across northern Syria.Reuters was able to confirm the location as Hama by the prison layout and buildings, residential buildings, trees and road layout seen in the video which matched satellite imagery of the area.
In a statement to SBS News, a spokesperson for the Israeli Defence Forces has rejected the findings as "entirely false and based on lies", while the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade says the question of whether the crime of genocide has been committed is a matter for the appropriate courts and tribunals.
"This report has a lot of evidence about genocide in Gaza, and I think the countries which signed the Genocide Convention 1948 should adhere to the finding of this report and take the necessary actions against Israel, including sanction on Israel."Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan has been indicted on charges of inciting attacks against the military.
News of the review follows the sudden resignation of one of the agency's most senior leaders and an annual survey of staff that revealed problems with morale and internal communications.The Western Australian government has described the jailing of a Perth grandmother in Japan on drug charges as a "kick in the guts".
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