A tense calm settled over Beirut on Thursday as residents mourned following a wave of Israeli airstrikes that killed scores and left hundreds injured.
The strikes occurred amidst a ceasefire in the conflict with Iran. Israeli forces targeted areas, including the capital, Beirut.
A Palestinian man was killed during confrontations involving Israeli settlers and security forces in the occupied West Bank, Palestinian officials said on Thursday.
A British man has been charged with terrorism offences over alleged links to Somalia-based militant group al-Shabaab, the Metropolitan Police said on Thursday.
Crowds gathered in Iran’s capital on Thursday to mark a memorial service for the late Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who was killed in an Israeli airstrike on February 28.
Earlier in February, Ukrainian authorities said that more than 1,700 Africans were fighting for Russia.
Israeli officials argue that Lebanon is not covered by the ceasefire agreement.
The German Shipowners’ Association (VDR) described the two-week truce as an important signal for thousands of sailors stranded at sea.
“If the Iranians are willing to work in good faith with us, I think we can make an agreement,” Mr Vance said.
Mr Yusuf said, “The United Kingdom is not an ATM for ethnic grievances of the past, and we will no longer tolerate being ridiculed on the world stage.”
