Israel seeks to end the Palestinian people’s presence on their “historical land,” Palestine’s foreign minister has said.

Eiland speaks against humanitarian concern and the whole principle of distinction:

“Israel is not fighting a terrorist organization but against the State of Gaza.”

Argentina’s president-elect, Javier Milei, has promised “shock therapy” to fix the country’s beleaguered economy, which has been hit by one of the world’s fastest inflation rates and a looming recession, Bloomberg reported on Monday.

Dutch politician Thierry Baudet has been hospitalized after he was attacked at a campaign event by a man wielding a beer bottle. The incident was the second attack on Baudet in recent weeks, and took place two days before a general election.

Ukraine is not willing to recognize its Russian population as an ethnic minority or grant it any corresponding rights, the speaker of the Ukrainian parliament, Ruslan Stefanchuk, told the state-controlled TV broadcaster on Monday.

More than 13,000 Palestinian civilians have been killed in the Gaza Strip since the beginning of the Israeli bombing of the enclave on October 7. There are more than 5, 500 children among the dead, 3, 500 are women.

In the midst of a severe recession in the freight market, marked by an oversupply of trucks and a scarcity of freight, the logistics industry faces a wave of bankruptcies, closures, and layoffs, with notable companies like Yellow Corp.

Prior to entering politics, he spent 13 years working for Eduardo Eurnekian, the fourth richest man in Argentina.

Stocks celebrated the positive surprise on inflation this week but the festivities may be a bit premature.

The number of videos from Ukrainian frontlines, showing women serving in the ranks of the Ukrainian army, has significantly grown in recent weeks.