Nawaf Salam, Lebanon’s new prime minister and former judge at the International Court of Justice, has been appointed to lead the crisis-hit country, drawing support for his impartiality and commitment to justice amidst political turmoil. Salam, a member of a prominent Beirut political family, has been endorsed by various parties hoping he can bring about reform and accountability to state institutions previously controlled by Hezbollah. With a background in law and international relations, Salam’s appointment is seen as a positive step towards addressing corruption and inefficiency in Lebanon, as he takes on the challenging task of forming a government in a country grappling with economic collapse, mass protests, and recent devastating events such as the Beirut port explosion.
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UN conveys readiness to work with Gaza Humanitarian Foundation if core principles are met – Middle East Monitor
The UN expressed readiness to collaborate with the US- and Israeli-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) while emphasizing adherence to humanitarian principles, as confirmed by spokesperson Stephanie Tremblay. She highlighted worsening conditions in Gaza, with significant access restrictions on aid delivery and over 1,000 Palestinians reportedly killed while seeking food since GHF's operations began. Want More Context? 🔎
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