The Israeli army is investigating the killing of its own citizens on October 7. Two civilians who survived the incident testified that their houses were not fired upon by Hamas soldiers, but by Tsakhal tanks.
Lebanese judge Nawaf Salam is the new chairman of the International Court of Justice, and Ugandan judge Julia Sebutinde, who voted in favor of Israel in all decisions issued in the "Gaza Genocide" case, was elected as the deputy chairman.
In 2023, journalist Mehmet Kanji wrote about how the concept of a unipolar world order has failed in various conflict zones and his predictions for 2024. The year 2023 will be remembered for the crisis of the "Unipolar World Order", which was supposed to be introduced after the Cold War.
On the eve of the parliamentary elections scheduled to be held on February 8, Thursday in Baluchistan province of Pakistan, terrorist attacks were organized in front of the offices of the candidates. At least 28 people died, 47 people were injured.
Hamas has accepted a three-step truce proposal that includes arrests, an end to the siege, and post-war reconstruction. Hamas terms
More than 30 Israeli prisoners held by Hamas in Gaza have been confirmed killed by Israeli airstrikes, with 20 more deaths awaiting confirmation.
The UN reported that since the first day of the war in Ukraine, 10,382 people, including 579 children, have been killed, and another 19,659 people, including 1,285 children, have been injured.
It has been 124 days since Israel started the massacre in the Gaza Strip. A digest of the main events of the previous day.
The US House of Representatives has rejected a bill to allocate $17.6 billion in aid to Israel. The document was rejected because it only included aid to Israel and did not include Ukraine, Gaza, Taiwan, and the security of the southern border.
McDonald's, which has been boycotted for supporting Israel's massacre of Palestinians, reported last quarter that it missed its sales targets for the first time in four years. "As long as the war continues, we don't expect a recovery in these markets," McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczynski said.