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Israel’s Prime Minister said he has no plans to resign, despite facing mounting anger over military not preventing Oct. 7 attack by Hamas militants

Also: United Nations General Assembly passes resolution for immediate humanitarian truce between Israel and Hamas

Also: Dozens of Jewish-Ukrainian children have fled war for the second time in two years; India resumes visa processing Canadians amid diplomatic crisis

Also: Humanitarian aid insufficient for the needs of civilians in Gaza, White House says; Joly calls for de-escalation of conflict

Fewer than 35 trucks reached the Palestinian territory this weekend; UN relief workers say Gaza needs at least 100 trucks every day

In this issue, anger over the Israel-Hamas war takes centre stage, generative AI helps companies save millions and Christine Sinclair announces her retirement

Also: Protests across the Middle East demonstrate growing Arab anger, Trudeau warns world after India’s diplomat expulsion and Christine Sinclair announces retirement from international soccer

Hours before his arrest, Sheik Yousef told The Globe and Mail he believed ‘mistakes’ may have been made during the Oct. 7 Hamas invasion of Israel

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak arrives in Israel at the start of a two-day trip aimed at preventing the conflict from escalating and pushing for the opening of the Rafah border crossing between Gaza and Egypt

Sheik Hassan Yousef said Hamas has no interest in keeping women and children hostage, and would likely be willing to release them if Israel agreed to a 24-hour break to allow humanitarian aid to enter