
unprecedented events in Jerusalem have further fuelled the conflict. Hamas, the Islamist movement ruling Gaza, rejected Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' recent decision to postpone the Palestinian election — ostensibly because Israel sought to prevent Jerusalemites from participating in it. In response to recent Israeli incursions into the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound and the pressure placed on the Palestinians of Sheikh Jarrah, Hamas launched homemade rockets into Israel.
The response from Israel’s sophisticated military power destroyed infrastructure and residential flats. Innocent civilians, including women and children, were killed. This action – a contravention of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights – has inspired condemnation from the international community.
Palestinian innocents killed by Israeli air strikes on Gaza
The world’s powerhouse economies have turned their backs on coal, with economists warning Australia is setting itself up for misery if the federal government keeps investing in fossil fuels.
In a communique, the world’s seven largest advanced economies – the United States, Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, plus the European Union – said international investments in “unabated coal must stop now”.
Source: Australia isolated on climate change as G7 ditches coal
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Almost 1000 refugees still in limbo as US deal approaches completion
The 2016 deal to move refugees from Australian detention centres to the US has filled three-quarters of its 1250-person cap.
LNP passed a law enabling the government to detain asylum seekers for their entire lives. That makes bombing Gaza seem an act of kindness
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