2024-09-02T12:20:11.067Z
The discovery of six dead hostages has caused anger and horror and reignited protests against the government in Israel. However, it is questionable whether this will persuade Netanyahu to give in.
Outrage against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the discovery of six more hostage bodies in a Gaza tunnel brought hundreds of thousands of people out onto the streets across the country on Sunday, sparking the first general strike in nearly 11 months of war.
Tunisian lawyers protested against restrictions on their duties, demanding judicial reforms. Imprisoned presidential candidate Ayachi Zemmal boycotted investigations, citing political trials aimed at undermining his campaign.
Venezuela's National Assembly has rejected Spain's recognition of Edmundo González as president, escalating diplomatic tensions amid the arrest of Spanish citizens in Venezuela and calls for sanctions against the Maduro regime.
Israel is recruiting African asylum seekers for military operations in Gaza, offering permanent legal status in exchange for service. This controversial move raises ethical concerns and highlights the country's reliance on a small pool of potential recruits amidst ongoing conflict.
A deadly attack by the ELN on a military base in Colombia raises serious concerns about the future of peace negotiations, resulting in two soldier fatalities and 26 injuries.
Gisèle Pélicot, a victim of sexual violence, bravely testifies in court against her abuser husband, sparking a national conversation about accountability and the stigma surrounding survivors.
As the US election approaches, polls show Kamala Harris gaining momentum against Donald Trump, but experts warn of their reliability. Meanwhile, Trump faces a second assassination attempt, heightening tensions in an already volatile campaign.
