The leader of the Israeli opposition demands that Netanyahu step down Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is under pressure to step down, according to Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid, who claims that Netanyahu has “lost the public’s trust.”
Lapid has called on Netanyahu to step down for the first time since the attack on Israel by Hamas on October 7.
“Netanyahu is unable to continue as prime minister of Israel. He needs to go immediately because we need a national recovery government. In an interview with Israel’s Channel 12, Lapid stated, “We cannot allow ourselves to have a Prime Minister who has lost the public’s trust, whether from a social or a security point of view.”
“The defence establishments are the ones managing things properly. “This government is not working well,” he declared. “We must alter the political system.”
The former prime minister did, however, add that he did not believe that now was the appropriate time for elections.
He suggested that the wisest move would be for Netanyahu’s Likud party to remove the experienced leader and install a party member in his place.
A resolution calling for many humanitarian pauses in Gaza was adopted by the UN Security Council.
A resolution urging many humanitarian pauses in Gaza has been approved by the UN Security Council.
During the session on Wednesday, twelve states cast votes in favour of adopting the resolution. The United States, Russia, and the United Kingdom did not participate in the voting.
The resolution demands that there be “urgent and prolonged humanitarian pauses and corridors throughout the Gaza Strip for a sufficient number of days to enable full, rapid, safe, and unhindered humanitarian access for United Nations humanitarian agencies and their implementing partners, in accordance with international humanitarian law.”
Human Rights Watch, a nongovernmental organisation, applauded the approval of the resolution.
Israel, Hamas, and other armed organisations have received a rare and potent message from the UN Security Council: abiding by international humanitarian law is not negotiable. Thus far, all sides have shown a general disdain for civilians. The UN director of Human Rights Watch, Louis Charbonneau, said in a statement that “the US finally stopped paralysing the council on Israel and Palestine so this resolution on the The situation of the children in Gaza can worsen This needs to alert Israeli authorities to the seriousness of the situation on the world scene, even among its allies.
The head of UN humanitarian affairs declares that the carnage in Gaza cannot go on.
Following an Israeli military strike on the Al-Shifa hospital, the UN humanitarian chief declared that the “carnage” that is being inflicted upon civilians in Gaza had to stop, as the agony that they endure is growing every day.
According to Martin Griffiths, the UN’s undersecretary general for humanitarian affairs and emergency relief coordinator, “the world continues to watch in shock as hospitals come under fire, premature babies die, and the tragedy in Gaza is getting worse every day, depriving a whole community of the necessities of life.
We cannot allow this to continue.Griffiths also demanded cooperation from the world community for his “comprehensive” plan to stop the slaughter. “The world must act before it is too late,” he stated.
Israel has asserted that Hamas has utilised subterranean bunkers beneath Al-Shifa Hospital, the biggest hospital in Gaza, as a command centre. However, Hamas and hospital administrators have refuted those claims. Both sides’ claims are unverifiable to The News Rocket.
