Norway, Ireland, and Spain have formally recognized the state of Palestine, joining over 140 of the 193 UN member countries. Norway’s Foreign Minister, Espen Barth Eide, told our diplomatic correspondent Sidhant Sibal, “It is the right thing to do at the right time.” Eide highlighted that India had recognized Palestine in the 1980s, a move Norway emulated last week. This recognition marks a significant diplomatic shift and reinforces Palestine's status on the international stage at the time when Israel Gaza situation continues to deteriorate.

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As Israel continues with its assault on Rafah a month old campaign with the slogan. 'All eyes on Rafah' has picked up steam as a call for awareness for the ongoing war in Gaza. Watch to know more!

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An Israeli airstrike triggered a massive blaze killing 45 people in a tent camp in the Gaza city of Rafah, prompting an outcry from global leaders who urged the implementation of a World Court ruling to halt Israel's assault. Watch in for more details!

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Israel war: 45 killed in Israeli strike included mostly women & children

The UN Security Council is set to hold an emergency meeting on Tuesday (May 28). This comes after an Israeli strike killed dozens in a displaced persons camp in Rafah and as three European nations — Spain, Ireland, and Norway — are poised to officially recognise a Palestinian state.

Citing diplomats, AFP reports that the UN Security Council meeting was called by Algeria to address the Sunday incident.

<h2>Attack in Rafah claims 45 lives</h2>

The attack on Sunday night was aimed at killing two senior Hamas members. It ignited a fire in a displacement centre, killing 45 people, according to Gaza health officials.&nbsp;The incident has sparked widespread condemnation, with many calling it a "massacre". Israel has referred to it as a "tragic accident".

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UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed his dismay, stating, "There is no safe place in Gaza. This horror must stop."

UN humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths described the attack as "utterly unacceptable".

"We've seen the consequences in last night's utterly unacceptable attack," he said in a statement.

"To call it 'a mistake' is a message that means nothing for those killed, those grieving, and those trying to save lives," he added.

(With inputs from agencies)

The UN Security Council is set to hold an emergency meeting on Tuesday (May 28). This comes after an Israeli strike killed dozens in a displaced persons camp in Rafah and as three European nations — Spain, Ireland, and Norway — are poised to officially recognise a Palestinian state.

The UN Security Council is set to hold an emergency meeting on Tuesday (May 28). This comes after an Israeli strike killed dozens in a displaced persons camp in Rafah and as three European nations — Spain, Ireland, and Norway — are poised to officially recognise a Palestinian state. Citing diplomats, AFP reports that the UN Security Council meeting was called by Algeria to address the Sunday incident. Attack in Rafah claims 45 lives The attack on Sunday night was aimed at killing two senior Hamas members. It ignited a fire in a displacement centre, killing 45 people, according to Gaza health officials. The incident has sparked widespread condemnation, with many calling it a "massacre". Israel has referred to it as a "tragic accident". Also read | Trump vows to crush pro-Palestinian protests after returning to White House UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed his dismay, stating, "There is no safe place in Gaza. This horror must stop." UN humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths described the attack as "utterly unacceptable". "We've seen the consequences in last night's utterly unacceptable attack," he said in a statement. "To call it 'a mistake' is a message that means nothing for those killed, those grieving, and those trying to save lives," he added. (With inputs from agencies)

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The recent assault by Israel in Rafah, despite the ruling by the International Court of Justice and international calls to halt the offensive, has revealed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's pattern of defiance and disregard for Palestinian lives. Experts are convinced that the Israeli Prime Minister is now solely driven by his political survival. The question is, at what cost? How long will Netanyahu be allowed to be reckless with Palestinian lives before peace is prioritized.

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Israeli air strikes killed at least 40 Palestinians and wounded dozens in an area in the southern Gaza Strip city of Rafah designated for the displaced, Palestinian health and civil emergency service officials said.

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The Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza, on Monday (May 27)&nbsp;said that the&nbsp;death toll from an Israeli air strike which hit a&nbsp;camp housing displaced Palestinians in Rafah rose to 45.&nbsp;

This latest attack on tent camps follows the launching of dozens of rockets from Rafah towards central Israel, a first in four months.&nbsp;

"The Rafah massacre yesterday left 45 martyrs, including 23 women, children and elderly. There are 249 others who were wounded," said the Gaza&nbsp;health ministry in an update.&nbsp;

The Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) confirmed the airstrikes, stating, "An IDF aircraft struck a Hamas compound in Rafah in which significant Hamas terrorists were operating a short while ago."

In a statement, IDF said that the strike was carried out against "legitimate targets under international law, through the use of precise munitions and on the basis of precise intelligence that indicated Hamas' use of the area."

The IDF also took cognisance of the reports of civilian harm resulting from the airstrike and the subsequent fire and said that the "incident is under review."&nbsp;

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Among those targeted in the precise airstrike were two senior Hamas officials - Yassin Rabia and Khaled Nagar.

The IDF described Rabia as managing Hamas' terrorist activities in Judea and Samaria, transferring funds to terrorist targets, and planning multiple attacks that resulted in the deaths of IDF soldiers.

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Nagar, a senior official in Hamas’ Judea and Samaria Headquarters, was said to have directed shooting attacks and other terrorist activities and transferred funds intended for Hamas’ terrorist activities in Gaza. IDF said that Nagar also carried out attacks that killed&nbsp;the soldiers of the Israeli army.

<h2>Hamas condemns airstrike</h2>

Hamas condemned the airstrikes and in a statement wrote, “In light of the horrific Zionist massacre this evening committed by the criminal occupation army against the tents of the displaced… we call on the masses of our people in the West Bank, Jerusalem, the occupied territories, and abroad to rise up and march angrily against the ongoing Zionist massacre against our people in the sector."&nbsp;

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This escalation comes amid ongoing international concern, with the International Court of Justice recently ordering Israel to cease its attacks on Rafah. The situation remains tense as the conflict continues to impact civilians and exacerbate the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.

(With inputs from agencies)

The Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza, on Monday (May 27) said that the death toll from an Israeli air strike which hit a camp housing displaced Palestinians in Rafah rose to 45.

The Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza, on Monday (May 27) said that the death toll from an Israeli air strike which hit a camp housing displaced Palestinians in Rafah rose to 45. This latest attack on tent camps follows the launching of dozens of rockets from Rafah towards central Israel, a first in four months. "The Rafah massacre yesterday left 45 martyrs, including 23 women, children and elderly. There are 249 others who were wounded," said the Gaza health ministry in an update. The Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) confirmed the airstrikes, stating, "An IDF aircraft struck a Hamas compound in Rafah in which significant Hamas terrorists were operating a short while ago." In a statement, IDF said that the strike was carried out against "legitimate targets under international law, through the use of precise munitions and on the basis of precise intelligence that indicated Hamas' use of the area." The IDF also took cognisance of the reports of civilian harm resulting from the airstrike and the subsequent fire and said that the "incident is under review." Also Read | Staunch Ukraine supporter Gitanas Nauseda wins second term in Lithuanian Presidential Election Among those targeted in the precise airstrike were two senior Hamas officials - Yassin Rabia and Khaled Nagar. The IDF described Rabia as managing Hamas' terrorist activities in Judea and Samaria, transferring funds to terrorist targets, and planning multiple attacks that resulted in the deaths of IDF soldiers. Also Read | At least 15 killed in Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma as powerful storms devastate central US Nagar, a senior official in Hamas’ Judea and Samaria Headquarters, was said to have directed shooting attacks and other terrorist activities and transferred funds intended for Hamas’ terrorist activities in Gaza. IDF said that Nagar also carried out attacks that killed the soldiers of the Israeli army. Hamas condemns airstrike Hamas condemned the airstrikes and in a statement wrote, “In light of the horrific Zionist massacre this evening committed by the criminal occupation army against the tents of the displaced… we call on the masses of our people in the West Bank, Jerusalem, the occupied territories, and abroad to rise up and march angrily against the ongoing Zionist massacre against our people in the sector." Watch | UK: Poll suggests Tories set to lose General polls 2024 × This escalation comes amid ongoing international concern, with the International Court of Justice recently ordering Israel to cease its attacks on Rafah. The situation remains tense as the conflict continues to impact civilians and exacerbate the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos. (With inputs from agencies)

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The leaders of Norway and Spain said that their nations would recognise Palestine as a state next week. Watch to know more.

Israel furious over Palestine's recognition by Poland, Ireland, Spain & Norway

Israel on Thursday (May 23) warned that its ties with countries recognising a Palestinian state will face "serious consequences". This comes as Ireland, Norway and Spain prepare to recognise it from next week.&nbsp;

"There will be additional serious consequences for relations with their countries following the decision they made," said Jacob Blitstein, a top official, in a statement released by Israel's foreign ministry.

<h2>Recognition 'does not promote peace'&nbsp;</h2>

Blitstein, as per AFP, made the statement during a meeting with the envoys of Ireland, Norway and Spain. During the meeting, he "reprimanded the ambassadors for the perverse decision of their governments to recognise a Palestinian state.

Reprimanding them for their governments' move announced on Wednesday (May 22), he said that the recognition makes it "more difficult to promote a deal for the release of hostages" still held in Gaza by Palestinian militants.

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He also showed them a video of the kidnapping of five women soldiers during the October 7 attack by Hamas.

The video, which was also released to the media, shows the women sitting on the ground, some with blood on their faces, with their hands tied following their capture from the Nahal Oz base in southern Israel.

Israeli government spokesperson, Avi Hyman, addressing the envoys, said: "If Israel has learned anything in recent months, it is that our children deserve a better, safer future - not the resurrection of old, failed policies created by blindsided back-seat drivers abroad."

"A recognition of a Palestinian state does not promote peace. It perpetuates war. Any kind of so-called solution for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that compromises Israel's security does not mean peace. There will be zero compromise on our security."

"Other than the October 7th massacre, what exactly has changed in the Palestinian Authority to warrants this prize?" questioned Hyman.

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"They continue with their policy of pay for slay, they continue to educate their children to hate, they still haven't held an election in 19 years...Fatah terrorists proudly participated in the October 7th massacre. The Palestinian Authority has not condemned the October 7th massacre."

"So what is this Palestinian state that you recognised? It is simply a public declaration that spits in the face of the Israeli people, while we fight a war for our very survival, against the genocidal forces that surround us," he remarked.

<h2>Recognising the Palestinian state</h2>

The announcement by the three nations comes after the International Criminal Court prosecutor announced that he would seek arrest warrants for Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and defence minister. He said he would also seek warrants against Hamas leaders over alleged war crimes during the Gaza conflict.

As per Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, who is a major force behind the effort to recognise the Palestinian state, the recognition would reinforce efforts to revive a two-state solution to the Middle East conflict.

(With inputs from agencies)

Israel on Thursday (May 23) warned that its ties with countries recognising a Palestinian state will face "serious consequences". This comes as Ireland, Norway and Spain prepare to recognise it from next week.

Israel on Thursday (May 23) warned that its ties with countries recognising a Palestinian state will face "serious consequences". This comes as Ireland, Norway and Spain prepare to recognise it from next week. "There will be additional serious consequences for relations with their countries following the decision they made," said Jacob Blitstein, a top official, in a statement released by Israel's foreign ministry. Recognition 'does not promote peace' Blitstein, as per AFP, made the statement during a meeting with the envoys of Ireland, Norway and Spain. During the meeting, he "reprimanded the ambassadors for the perverse decision of their governments to recognise a Palestinian state. Reprimanding them for their governments' move announced on Wednesday (May 22), he said that the recognition makes it "more difficult to promote a deal for the release of hostages" still held in Gaza by Palestinian militants. Also read | 'Indoctrination': Four-year-old Australian kids Hamas militant group themed birthday cake sparks anger He also showed them a video of the kidnapping of five women soldiers during the October 7 attack by Hamas. The video, which was also released to the media, shows the women sitting on the ground, some with blood on their faces, with their hands tied following their capture from the Nahal Oz base in southern Israel. Israeli government spokesperson, Avi Hyman, addressing the envoys, said: "If Israel has learned anything in recent months, it is that our children deserve a better, safer future - not the resurrection of old, failed policies created by blindsided back-seat drivers abroad." "A recognition of a Palestinian state does not promote peace. It perpetuates war. Any kind of so-called solution for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict that compromises Israel's security does not mean peace. There will be zero compromise on our security." "Other than the October 7th massacre, what exactly has changed in the Palestinian Authority to warrants this prize?" questioned Hyman. Also read | Zelensky claims Russia taking advantage of its 'lack of air defence' by launching brutal strikes "They continue with their policy of pay for slay, they continue to educate their children to hate, they still haven't held an election in 19 years...Fatah terrorists proudly participated in the October 7th massacre. The Palestinian Authority has not condemned the October 7th massacre." "So what is this Palestinian state that you recognised? It is simply a public declaration that spits in the face of the Israeli people, while we fight a war for our very survival, against the genocidal forces that surround us," he remarked. Recognising the Palestinian state The announcement by the three nations comes after the International Criminal Court prosecutor announced that he would seek arrest warrants for Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and defence minister. He said he would also seek warrants against Hamas leaders over alleged war crimes during the Gaza conflict. As per Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, who is a major force behind the effort to recognise the Palestinian state, the recognition would reinforce efforts to revive a two-state solution to the Middle East conflict. (With inputs from agencies)

Israel slams countries recognising Palestinian state, says move 'does not promote peace'

How soon is too soon for radicalisation? That's debatable, but four is definitely too young. In Australia, a four-year-old child's birthday cake is in the news for all the wrong reasons.&nbsp;

The cake features a notorious Hamas militant group terrorist, and Palestinian flags.

<h2>Mixed reactions</h2>

The cake was custom-made by Oven Bakery by Fufu, a Sydney-based bakery, which posted pictures of the Hamas-themed cake on its social media handles.

One of the pictures shows the four-year-old identified as "Omar" by the bakery, impersonating Abu Ubaida, a spokesman for Hamas.

Wearing a keffiyeh and camouflage, striking a pose synonymous with Ubaida, the boy can be seen standing next to the cake and raising his finger.&nbsp;

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The post has caused&nbsp;mixed reactions.

On the one hand, people left comments like "What a cutie Mashallah," and "Omar is a champion," and on the other, people felt disturbed by the "indoctrination" of the young child.

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As per the New York Pot, the criticism overshadowed the praise, leading the bakery to shut down its Instagram and Facebook pages to the public.

<h2>Child abuse?</h2>

Speaking to the Daily Telegraph, Australian Jewish Group chief executive Robert Gregory alleged, "Dressing a child up as a terrorist, including with what appears to be a Hamas headband, is reprehensible and a form of child abuse".

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"Islamic extremism and radicalisation of youth is not just a problem for the Jewish community. It's a threat to all Australians," he said, noting "Australia has seen several recent incidents of Muslim youth allegedly stabbing or plotting to attack other Australians.

"Indoctrination starts at a young age and is similar to what is seen across the Middle East," he added.

New South Wales premier Chris Minns called the images "horrifying" and said "Hamas is an evil terrorist organisation. Kids parties should be innocent and fun, not hateful."

(With inputs from agencies)

How soon is too soon for radicalisation? That's debatable, but four is definitely too young. In Australia, a four-year-old child's birthday cake is in the news for all the wrong reasons.

How soon is too soon for radicalisation? That's debatable, but four is definitely too young. In Australia, a four-year-old child's birthday cake is in the news for all the wrong reasons. The cake features a notorious Hamas militant group terrorist, and Palestinian flags. Mixed reactions The cake was custom-made by Oven Bakery by Fufu, a Sydney-based bakery, which posted pictures of the Hamas-themed cake on its social media handles. One of the pictures shows the four-year-old identified as "Omar" by the bakery, impersonating Abu Ubaida, a spokesman for Hamas. Wearing a keffiyeh and camouflage, striking a pose synonymous with Ubaida, the boy can be seen standing next to the cake and raising his finger. Also read | NYU forces pro-Palestinian protesters to watch 'The Simpsons' as punishment The post has caused mixed reactions. On the one hand, people left comments like "What a cutie Mashallah," and "Omar is a champion," and on the other, people felt disturbed by the "indoctrination" of the young child. As per the New York Pot, the criticism overshadowed the praise, leading the bakery to shut down its Instagram and Facebook pages to the public. Child abuse? Speaking to the Daily Telegraph, Australian Jewish Group chief executive Robert Gregory alleged, "Dressing a child up as a terrorist, including with what appears to be a Hamas headband, is reprehensible and a form of child abuse". Also read | Beware! Your ready-to-eat ultra-processed food may be readying you for stroke and dementia "Islamic extremism and radicalisation of youth is not just a problem for the Jewish community. It's a threat to all Australians," he said, noting "Australia has seen several recent incidents of Muslim youth allegedly stabbing or plotting to attack other Australians. "Indoctrination starts at a young age and is similar to what is seen across the Middle East," he added. New South Wales premier Chris Minns called the images "horrifying" and said "Hamas is an evil terrorist organisation. Kids parties should be innocent and fun, not hateful." (With inputs from agencies)

'Indoctrination': Four-year-old Australian kid's Hamas-themed birthday cake sparks anger

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