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Pacific leaders at the UN climate summit in Azerbaijan are criticising Australia's push to expand its gas industry in Western Australia, warning it could emit 125 times more greenhouse gases annually than their nations combined. &nbsp;

As the second week of Cop29 unfolds in Baku, officials from Vanuatu and Tuvalu urged Australia to halt new fossil fuel developments, including extending the lifespan of Woodside's North West Shelf gas facility to 2070. &nbsp;

<h2>A call for accountability &nbsp;</h2>

Ralph Regenvanu, Vanuatu's special envoy for climate change, accused Australia of hypocrisy, saying it cannot claim climate leadership while expanding fossil fuel projects. &nbsp;

"As the world’s third largest fossil fuel exporter, the Australian government is exporting climate destruction overseas, including to Pacific nations like Vanuatu, who experience the most devastating impacts of the climate crisis, despite contributing the least."

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"This is climate injustice," he stated.&nbsp;

Regenvanu pressed Australia to uphold its commitment from last year's Cop28 in Dubai to transition away from fossil fuels. &nbsp;

Maina Talia, Tuvalu's climate change minister, echoed these concerns, highlighting that limiting global warming to 1.5°C is not just a number but a "lifeline for Pacific communities facing rising seas, accelerating extreme weather disasters and the erosion of our cultures".&nbsp;

"We will continue to keep industrialised countries accountable for their actions... Our future lies solely in their hands," he said.

<h2>Australia and Cop31</h2>

Australia is lobbying to co-host Cop31 in 2026 with Pacific countries, competing against Turkey. &nbsp;

While Pacific nations back Australia’s bid for what’s being dubbed "the Pacific Cop," leaders, including Tonga's and Palau's, stress it must prioritise lifting commitments to cut emissions and support the most vulnerable in the region, reports The Guardian.&nbsp;

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Speaking in Azerbaijan, Tuvalu's climate change minister&nbsp;Talia remarked, that co-host Cop31 would be "an exciting opportunity to accelerate ambitious climate action in our region".

However, she stressed that "a commitment to end new fossil fuels must lie at the heart of this... That means no new coal and gas, and a fair, fast phase-out of all fossil fuels."

(With inputs from agencies)

Pacific leaders at the UN climate summit in Azerbaijan are criticising Australia's push to expand its gas industry in Western Australia, warning it could emit 125 times more greenhouse gases annually than their nations combined.

Pacific leaders at the UN climate summit in Azerbaijan are criticising Australia's push to expand its gas industry in Western Australia, warning it could emit 125 times more greenhouse gases annually than their nations combined. As the second week of Cop29 unfolds in Baku, officials from Vanuatu and Tuvalu urged Australia to halt new fossil fuel developments, including extending the lifespan of Woodside's North West Shelf gas facility to 2070. A call for accountability Ralph Regenvanu, Vanuatu's special envoy for climate change, accused Australia of hypocrisy, saying it cannot claim climate leadership while expanding fossil fuel projects. "As the world’s third largest fossil fuel exporter, the Australian government is exporting climate destruction overseas, including to Pacific nations like Vanuatu, who experience the most devastating impacts of the climate crisis, despite contributing the least." Also read | Zelensky slams Russia's 'destruction and death' after largest air strike on Ukraine "This is climate injustice," he stated. Regenvanu pressed Australia to uphold its commitment from last year's Cop28 in Dubai to transition away from fossil fuels. Maina Talia, Tuvalu's climate change minister, echoed these concerns, highlighting that limiting global warming to 1.5°C is not just a number but a "lifeline for Pacific communities facing rising seas, accelerating extreme weather disasters and the erosion of our cultures". "We will continue to keep industrialised countries accountable for their actions... Our future lies solely in their hands," he said. Australia and Cop31 Australia is lobbying to co-host Cop31 in 2026 with Pacific countries, competing against Turkey. While Pacific nations back Australia’s bid for what’s being dubbed "the Pacific Cop," leaders, including Tonga's and Palau's, stress it must prioritise lifting commitments to cut emissions and support the most vulnerable in the region, reports The Guardian. Also read | Fresh E.coli outbreak in US: 1 dead, dozens infected after eating bacteria-contaminated carrots Speaking in Azerbaijan, Tuvalu's climate change minister Talia remarked, that co-host Cop31 would be "an exciting opportunity to accelerate ambitious climate action in our region". However, she stressed that "a commitment to end new fossil fuels must lie at the heart of this... That means no new coal and gas, and a fair, fast phase-out of all fossil fuels." (With inputs from agencies)

Pacific leaders accuse Australia of 'climate injustice' at COP29

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Pope Francis, has for the first time, addressed allegations that Israel's actions in Gaza may meet the criteria for genocide. According to extracts from his upcoming book, 'Hope Never Disappoints. Pilgrims Towards a Better World,' Published by Italy's La Stampa on Sunday (Nov 17), the pontiff has urged a thorough investigation into whether the situation in Gaza aligns with the legal definition of genocide as established by international law.

The pope wrote, "According to some experts, what is happening in Gaza has the characteristics of genocide," and stressed that this claim "should be studied carefully to determine whether (the situation) corresponds to the technical definition formulated by jurists and international bodies."

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His statement aligns with the United Nations Special Committee, which recently, on Thursday (Nov 14) judged that Israel's conduct of warfare in Gaza "consistent with the characteristics of genocide" and accused it of "using starvation as a method of war" — a claim rejected by Israel and its allies.

<h2>Israel responds</h2>

Responding to the Argentinian pontiff, Israel's embassy to the Vatican on Sunday once again asserted its right to self-defence.

"There was a genocidal massacre on 7 October 2023 of Israeli citizens, and since then, Israel has exercised its right of self-defense against attempts from seven different fronts to kill its citizens," it said.

Quoting its ambassador Yaron Sideman, the embassy on X added, "Any attempt to call it by any other name is singling out the Jewish State."

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Pope Francis has consistently condemned the loss of life in Israel but has, till now, refrained from explicitly using the term genocide.&nbsp;

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On Sunday, he took to X and said,&nbsp;"Let us #PrayTogether for peace: in martyred Ukraine, in Palestine, Israel, Lebanon, Myanmar, and Sudan."

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"War dehumanises, leading us to tolerate unacceptable crimes. May leaders listen to the cry of the people who long for peace."

(With inputs from agencies)

Pope Francis, has for the first time, addressed allegations that Israel's actions in Gaza may meet the criteria for genocide. According to extracts from his upcoming book, 'Hope Never Disappoints.

Pope Francis, has for the first time, addressed allegations that Israel's actions in Gaza may meet the criteria for genocide. According to extracts from his upcoming book, 'Hope Never Disappoints. Pilgrims Towards a Better World,' Published by Italy's La Stampa on Sunday (Nov 17), the pontiff has urged a thorough investigation into whether the situation in Gaza aligns with the legal definition of genocide as established by international law. The pope wrote, "According to some experts, what is happening in Gaza has the characteristics of genocide," and stressed that this claim "should be studied carefully to determine whether (the situation) corresponds to the technical definition formulated by jurists and international bodies." Also read | Israeli strike kills Hezbollah spokesman in central Beirut: Report His statement aligns with the United Nations Special Committee, which recently, on Thursday (Nov 14) judged that Israel's conduct of warfare in Gaza "consistent with the characteristics of genocide" and accused it of "using starvation as a method of war" — a claim rejected by Israel and its allies. Israel responds Responding to the Argentinian pontiff, Israel's embassy to the Vatican on Sunday once again asserted its right to self-defence. "There was a genocidal massacre on 7 October 2023 of Israeli citizens, and since then, Israel has exercised its right of self-defense against attempts from seven different fronts to kill its citizens," it said. Quoting its ambassador Yaron Sideman, the embassy on X added, "Any attempt to call it by any other name is singling out the Jewish State." Facendo seguito a quanto riportato oggi da @vaticannews_it: “Il 7 ottobre 2023 c’è stato un massacro genocida di cittadini israeliani e da allora Israele ha esercitato il proprio diritto di autodifesa contro i tentativi provenienti da sette diversi fronti di uccidere i suoi… https://t.co/Jwnu7MTIPd — Israel in HolySee (@IsraelinHolySee) November 17, 2024 × Pope Francis has consistently condemned the loss of life in Israel but has, till now, refrained from explicitly using the term genocide. Also read | Gaza: 26 killed, 59 missing as Israeli air strike levels residential building On Sunday, he took to X and said, "Let us #PrayTogether for peace: in martyred Ukraine, in Palestine, Israel, Lebanon, Myanmar, and Sudan." Let us #PrayTogether for peace: in martyred Ukraine, in Palestine, Israel, Lebanon, Myanmar, and Sudan. War dehumanizes, leading us to tolerate unacceptable crimes. May leaders listen to the cry of the people who long for peace. — Pope Francis (@Pontifex) November 17, 2024 × "War dehumanises, leading us to tolerate unacceptable crimes. May leaders listen to the cry of the people who long for peace." (With inputs from agencies)

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At least 10 Palestinians were killed and 20 others were injured in an Israeli strike on a United Nations-run Gaza school on Saturday (Nov 16). The strike targeted the Shati refugee camp which is currently sheltering displaced families and people.

Gaza health officials said the UN-run Abu Assi school was struck and people may still be buried under the rubble. Authorities said the rescue operations were still going on. Israel is yet to comment on the incident.

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Meanwhile, the Israeli military reported Saturday that two rockets were fired at the Jewish nation from the northern Gaza Strip and both were intercepted. Palestinian officials said a total of 30 people were killed by the Israeli military on Saturday in several incidents on Saturday.

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According to the Gaza health ministry, 43,799 people have died in the Gaza Strip so far since the conflict began on October 7, 2023.

<h2>Israeli forces face setback in Lebanon: Report</h2>

Israeli soldiers on Saturday reached their deepest point in Lebanon since the invasion began almost six weeks ago; however, they were forced to retreat after facing attacks from Hezbollah fighters.

"Troops captured a strategic hill in the southern Lebanese village of Chamaa, five kilometres (three miles) from the Israeli border early Saturday", the state-run National News Agency reported.&nbsp;

Israeli forces targeted the Shrine of Shimon the Prophet in Chamaa, as well as several homes, before they withdrew, the news report said.

Israel’s military said in a statement that its troops “continue their limited, localized, and targeted operational activity in southern Lebanon”.

The push on the ground came as Israeli warplanes pounded Beirut’s southern suburbs as well as several other areas in southern Lebanon, including the port city of Tyre.

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)

At least 10 Palestinians were killed and 20 others were injured in an Israeli strike on a United Nations-run Gaza school on Saturday (Nov 16). The strike targeted the Shati refugee camp which is currently sheltering displaced families and people.

At least 10 Palestinians were killed and 20 others were injured in an Israeli strike on a United Nations-run Gaza school on Saturday (Nov 16). The strike targeted the Shati refugee camp which is currently sheltering displaced families and people. Gaza health officials said the UN-run Abu Assi school was struck and people may still be buried under the rubble. Authorities said the rescue operations were still going on. Israel is yet to comment on the incident. Also read: Hamas says `not received` request to leave Qatar amid reports of Doha backing out of Gaza truce talks Meanwhile, the Israeli military reported Saturday that two rockets were fired at the Jewish nation from the northern Gaza Strip and both were intercepted. Palestinian officials said a total of 30 people were killed by the Israeli military on Saturday in several incidents on Saturday. Also read: 'Partial, biased data': Israel rejects warnings of impending famine in Gaza According to the Gaza health ministry, 43,799 people have died in the Gaza Strip so far since the conflict began on October 7, 2023. Israeli forces face setback in Lebanon: Report Israeli soldiers on Saturday reached their deepest point in Lebanon since the invasion began almost six weeks ago; however, they were forced to retreat after facing attacks from Hezbollah fighters. "Troops captured a strategic hill in the southern Lebanese village of Chamaa, five kilometres (three miles) from the Israeli border early Saturday", the state-run National News Agency reported. Israeli forces targeted the Shrine of Shimon the Prophet in Chamaa, as well as several homes, before they withdrew, the news report said. Israel’s military said in a statement that its troops “continue their limited, localized, and targeted operational activity in southern Lebanon”. The push on the ground came as Israeli warplanes pounded Beirut’s southern suburbs as well as several other areas in southern Lebanon, including the port city of Tyre. 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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