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The World Health Organization has immunized more than 10,000 children under three in Gaza during the first eight days of a vaccination campaign launched on November 9. The initiative aims to reach over 40,000 children with protection against multiple diseases, with subsequent phases planned through January 2026.President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will travel to Johannesburg to participate in the G20 leaders' summit scheduled for November 22-23. The Turkish leader is expected to address multiple sessions focused on the summit's core themes of solidarity, equality, and sustainability, while also conducting bilateral meetings with other world leaders.The Trump administration has approved a comprehensive 28-point peace plan aimed at ending the Russia-Ukraine war, focusing on security guarantees for both sides. However, the proposal has not yet been formally presented to Kyiv, and Ukrainian officials view its timing with suspicion amid domestic political challenges.Jake Lang, a Republican Senate candidate from Florida, attempted to burn a copy of the Quran during an anti-Islam demonstration in Dearborn, Michigan. The incident was prevented by a counter-protester who intervened, stating "You can't burn it." Lang, previously pardoned by President Trump for his role in the January 6 Capitol attack, later made inflammatory remarks at a city council meeting.Israeli airstrikes have killed at least 25 Palestinians and injured 77 others in multiple locations across Gaza, violating a ceasefire agreement that had been in place since last month. The attacks targeted residential areas including Gaza City's Shujaiya neighborhood and Khan Younis, with Hamas condemning the actions as a "horrific massacre" and calling on international mediators to intervene.

The World Health Organization has immunized more than 10,000 children under three in Gaza during the first eight days of a vaccination campaign launched on November 9. The initiative aims to reach over 40,000 children with protection against multiple diseases, with subsequent phases planned through January 2026.President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will travel to Johannesburg to participate in the G20 leaders' summit scheduled for November 22-23. The Turkish leader is expected to address multiple sessions focused on the summit's core themes of solidarity, equality, and sustainability, while also conducting bilateral meetings with other world leaders.The Trump administration has approved a comprehensive 28-point peace plan aimed at ending the Russia-Ukraine war, focusing on security guarantees for both sides. However, the proposal has not yet been formally presented to Kyiv, and Ukrainian officials view its timing with suspicion amid domestic political challenges.Jake Lang, a Republican Senate candidate from Florida, attempted to burn a copy of the Quran during an anti-Islam demonstration in Dearborn, Michigan. The incident was prevented by a counter-protester who intervened, stating "You can't burn it." Lang, previously pardoned by President Trump for his role in the January 6 Capitol attack, later made inflammatory remarks at a city council meeting.Israeli airstrikes have killed at least 25 Palestinians and injured 77 others in multiple locations across Gaza, violating a ceasefire agreement that had been in place since last month. The attacks targeted residential areas including Gaza City's Shujaiya neighborhood and Khan Younis, with Hamas condemning the actions as a "horrific massacre" and calling on international mediators to intervene.

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Japan sends military planes to evacuate its citizens from Lebanon

07:48, 03/10/2024, Thursday

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Japan sends military planes to evacuate its citizens from Lebanon

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About 50 Japanese citizens remain in the country

Japan has sent two military planes to Jordan and Greece in preparation for the possible evacuation of its nationals from Lebanon, according to local reports.The Air Self-Defense Force dispatched two C-2 transport aircraft from Miho Air Base in Japan's Tottori province, ready to respond if needed, Kyodo News reported, citing the Defense Ministry.There are currently around 50 Japanese nationals in Lebanon.This move comes amid escalating regional tensions due to Israel's relentless offensive in the Gaza Strip, which has killed nearly 41,600 people, primarily women and children, after a Hamas attack last October.

The conflict has also spread to Lebanon, where Israeli airstrikes have killed 1,928 people and left nearly 9,300 injured since Sept. 23.

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