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On the city of rafah in gaza comes at a heavy price — for palestinians in the first place. the israeli air strike last sunday on the tel al—sultan area of rafah, where 10,000 refugees were gathered, had terrible results. fire swept through the tents where people were sheltering. survivors said thered be no warning beforehand of the attack. internationally, the onslaught against rafah is doing considerable damage to israels support. its relationship with egypt, for instance. egypt has already...

On the city of rafah in gaza comes at a heavy price — for palestinians in the first place. the israeli air strike last sunday on the tel al—sultan area of rafah, where 10,000 refugees were gathered, had terrible results. fire swept through the tents where people were sheltering. survivors said thered be no warning beforehand of the attack. internationally, the onslaught against rafah is doing considerable damage to israels support. its relationship with egypt, for instance. egypt has already...

For palestinians in the first place. the israeli air strike last sunday on the tel al—sultan area of rafah, where 10,000 refugees were gathered, had terrible results. fire swept through the tents where people were sheltering. survivors said thered be no warning beforehand of the attack. internationally, the onslaught against rafah is doing considerable damage to israels support. its relationship with egypt, for instance. egypt has already backed south africas case at the international court of...

By Andy Rose, AnneClaire Stapleton, Hande Atay Alam and Caitlin Stephen Hu, CNN

EU chief Ursula von der Leyen announced $1 billion in aid for Lebanon during a visit, aiming to boost the countrys socio-economic stability amid a severe economic crisis. The aid will support basic services like education and health. Von der Leyen also urged Lebanon to tackle illegal migration, emphasizing the EUs commitment to legal pathways to Europe while seeking Lebanons cooperation in preventing illegal migration and combating smuggling. Lebanon hosts around two million Syrian refugees, fac...

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Haitians abroad, especially in the U.S., want to participate and commit to a better future for Haiti. But the structures aren't there, this latest crisis highlights.

The slow-moving effort to deploy an armed multinational mission to help Haiti’s police force combat warring gangs has garnered an additional $120 million in commitments, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said.

In addition to funds, the security mission also needs equipment and according to some expats, more bodies. For now, the mission is expected to have 2,500 officers fielded from Kenya, Jamaica, The Bahamas and other Caribbean and African nations.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced on Thursday that the US intends to provide $200 million to the multinational security support mission in Haiti. He said that funding will go to support the Haitian national police “with planning, with intelligence, with airlift capacity, communications, and medical equipment and services.”