By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Al Jazeera
A collective funeral was held in Gaza for 70 Palestinians whose bodies had remained trapped under the rubble. In Israel, discussions continue over the composition of the future government coalition, according to Al Jazeera.
Nearly 80 bodies were found under the rubble in Jabalia, where Palestinians held collective funerals on Saturday 14 November after Israeli strikes. The European Union also expressed concern over the worsening humanitarian crisis, particularly after floods, according to Defi Media.
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The European Union is calling on Israel to guarantee immediate and unimpeded access to Gaza, after bad weather flooded tens of thousands of tents housing displaced people and killed at least five people, including three children. According to Le Monde, the rains have killed at least five people since the end of last week, according to Palestinian rescue services.
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An Israeli strike killed Samir Abu Younis, head of Hamas’s Rafah brigade, on Saturday 14 November in Al-Mawasi, southern Gaza, according to Al Jazeera. Aged 53, he was confirmed dead by the Islamist movement the following day, although Israel had initially referred to a senior military official without naming him.
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Benjamin Netanyahu continues to push for a national unity government with Gadi Eisenkot, which he presents as a condition for Israel’s security. Tasked with forming the cabinet, Eisenkot rejects the offer and accuses the outgoing prime minister of buying time, according to Al Jazeera.
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Trump blames former President Joe Biden for nationwide flight haltOn Sunday, Donald Trump blamed the administration of Joe Biden for the nationwide suspension of air traffic decided on Friday, after an outage linked to a poorly managed technical upgrade. On Truth Social, he denounces poorly controlled spending and air traffic management that he considers catastrophic.The week in Africa
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