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Le Monde: In the West Bank, Mahmoud Abbas maneuvers to win over Donald Trump
A major operation called "Protect the Homeland" is underway in the Jenin refugee camp, led by Palestinian Authority security forces to combat radical groups like Hamas and Islamic Jihad. The operation has resulted in civilian and militant casualties, raising concerns about its implications.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, at 89, is attempting to strengthen ties with the incoming Trump administration, potentially signaling a willingness to reconsider previously rejected peace proposals. This move could reshape dynamics in the region.
GB News: Sadiq Khan under investigation by City Hall watchdog over breach of rules
Sadiq Khan, the Mayor of London, is under investigation for accepting free tickets to a Taylor Swift concert last summer. The City Hall's standards watchdog will assess whether Khan acted appropriately in accepting tickets initially reported as worth £194 each but later revealed to be valued at around £500 each.
The inquiry follows a formal complaint from Conservative Assembly member Susan Hall, although three of her four allegations were dismissed. Khan's office attributes the discrepancy in ticket value to an "administrative error" and maintains that all gifts are declared transparently.
Times Of Israel: Government ministers vote in favor of approving hostage-ceasefire deal with Hamas
The Israeli government has approved a hostage-ceasefire agreement with Hamas, following a lengthy meeting that resulted in 24 ministers voting in favor while eight opposed. The deal will take effect on Sunday, with the first three Israeli hostages expected to be released as part of an initial phase involving 33 hostages over 42 days.
Opposition to the agreement exists within the government, particularly from far-right factions, but Prime Minister Netanyahu has reportedly secured commitments to maintain coalition support. The deal includes the release of Palestinian security prisoners, raising concerns about potential security risks. Public opinion appears mixed, with a majority supporting the continuation of the deal despite ongoing war sentiments.
Fox News: Mayor Eric Adams, President-elect Trump meet in Florida; Adams says they didn't discuss his legal case
New York City Mayor Eric Adams met with President-elect Trump in Palm Beach to discuss federal support for the city, focusing on issues like public safety, job creation, and infrastructure investment. Adams emphasized that they did not discuss his upcoming trial on federal corruption charges.
Critics, including fellow politicians, questioned the appropriateness of the meeting, suggesting it may have been more about Adams' legal troubles than the city's needs. They urged Adams to clarify his stance on accepting a potential pardon from Trump.