In Papua New Guinea, a tragic landslide buries a village, leaving over 670 presumed dead. Aid workers brave dangerous conditions to search for survivors, while tribal fighting erupts, complicating relief efforts and raising security concerns in the disaster zone.

Meanwhile, war cabinet minister Benny Gantz proposes a state commission to investigate the October 7 Hamas invasion. Political tensions and ICC scrutiny complicate the adoption of the commission, which aims to examine decision-making processes during and after the war to ensure compliance with international law. Gantz hopes to restore public trust and promote national healing through the investigation.

The Digest, 5/26/2024 @530AM, CDT

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