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Midday News Bulletin 10 March 2024 - Vimarsana News

Midday News Bulletin 10 March 2024

In this bulletin, United States president Joe Biden says invasion of Rafah may be a "red line"; Trade minister Don Farrell says Australia would win over tariffs if China matter returns to the WTO; and in sport, Australia's sport integrity chief says sport leaders need to step-up against racism.

Source: sbs.com.au
Pro-Palestine rallies have cost police forces £30million (so far) - Vimarsana News

Pro-Palestine rallies have cost police forces £30million (so far)

The National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) called on the Treasury to ask for more funding and warned that 'costs will continue to mount' as protesters routinely flood Britain's streets.

Watch | Chaos Erupts At Anti-Govt Rally In Tel Aviv Amid Hope For Israel-Hamas Hostage Deal - Vimarsana News

Watch | Chaos Erupts At Anti-Govt Rally In Tel Aviv Amid Hope For Israel-Hamas Hostage Deal

Israel sends negotiators to Qatar for ceasefire talks amid pressure to free hostages held by Palestinian outfit. Netanyahu aims to continue military campaign

Source: news18.com
Israel-Hamas war Day 142: What is going on in Gaza? - Vimarsana News

Israel-Hamas war Day 142: What is going on in Gaza?

Official: Israel 'can work with' new Gaza hostage deal outline • Israel to send delegation to Qatar for hostage talks

Source: jpost.com
Hostage families hold demonstration amid reports of new Gaza deal - Vimarsana News

Hostage families hold demonstration amid reports of new Gaza deal

This demonstration came following an announcement that hostage deal negotiations made meaningful progress and that Hamas was willing to be more flexible with its demands.

Source: jpost.com