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Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu thanks countries supporting Israel; Indians ask, 'Where is India?' Photo: Twitter/@netanyahu Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday extended his thanks to various countries for standing with Israel during the Israel Palestine violence. Israel on Saturday slammed the Gaza Strip with airstrikes, in a dramatic escalation that included bombing the home of a senior Hamas leader, killing a family of 10 in a refugee camp - most of them children - and pulverizing a high-rise that housed The Associated Press, Al Jazeera, and other media. Meanwhile, the Heal...

Within Israel, the escalation of the conflict with the Palestinians is fueling confrontations in some communities as mobs of Arabs and Jews challenge each other on the streets. Simmering tensions in several mixed cities are boiling over into violence.

The four Oxford winners are among 51 UK grant recipients, a total surpassing that of any other country. UK researchers qualify for the grants because the UK is an “associated country” to the ERC under the Horizon Europe scheme. Writing on their website, the ERC describes the research as “for the benefit of all EU citizens”. The ERC further noted the importance of strong UK-EU ties, and told Cherwell “up to half” of those ERC Starting Grants in the UK are EU nationals.

News in your inbox Channels Editorial | what does this mean? This content has been selected, created and edited by the Finextra editorial team based upon its relevance and interest to our community. Davos 2021: Key leader takeaways and what they mean for fintech and the environment 2 Finextra attended a very different, digital Davos this year which centred on ‘The Great Reset’. Covering global insights into the impact that fintech has on wider issues such as responding to Covid-19, restoring economic growth, and advancing a new social contract, for its 50th year the event also focused on...

BORDER FORCE More than 50 countries now banning flights from UK as mutant Covid strain continues to cause travel chaos Updated: 23 Dec 2020, 0:29 MORE than 50 countries have now banned flights coming from the UK as the new mutant strain of coronavirus rips through Britain. The Caribbean destinations of Jamaica, Grenada and the Dominican Republic are among the latest to shut their doors to travellers from the UK. 4 A traveller arrives at the Airport of Bilbao after the last flight from London landed in Loiu, northern SpainCredit: EPA 4 Boris Johnson cancelled a planned relaxation of lockdown...