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.
Belgium has temporarily suspended the licenses granted to the PB Clermont factory, which exports gunpowder to Israel. The reason for this was the decision of the International Court of Justice on January 27 and the unacceptable deterioration of the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip.
Israel's National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir apologized for his son Shuval's post mocking Joe Biden on the social network.
It has been 123 days since the massacre by Israel in the Gaza Strip. A digest of the main events of the previous day.
In occupied Jerusalem, fanatical Jewish settlers frequently attack Christian priests. The Israeli government is accused of not taking seriously the question of punishing the attackers.
The Japanese company Itochu will stop military cooperation with Israel's Elbit defense company due to the war in Gaza. "Itochu plans to end the partnership after the International Court of Justice last month ordered Israel to prevent genocidal acts against Palestinians and provide more aid to civilians," said the company's financial director.
Singapore's Islamic Religious Council has recognized artificial meat as halal and issued a fatwa allowing Muslims to consume these products if they are produced according to halal standards.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott and the Republican governors of 14 states held a joint press conference to convey to Biden that they share a common position on the border situation.
Nayib Bukele, the current president of El Salvador, announced his victory in the elections held on Monday. He collected more than 85% of votes. Nayib Bukele is originally from Palestine. His father, Armando (Ahmed) Bukele Kattan, was an imam and a businessman, who took an active part in the country's political life.
Israel's far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir accused the administration of US President Joe Biden of harming Israel's military operations. He said that if Donald Trump wins this year's elections, the US will give Israel more freedom to destroy Hamas.