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Later, Leila Khaled hijacked a TWA aeroplane that landed in London. She was arrested and later released, and now lives in Jordan with her husband and two children. The South African government withdrew its ambassador to Tel Aviv – Sisa Nampene – following the violent suppression of the “Great March of Return” in the Gaza Strip by the occupation, which led to the deaths of dozens of civilians.
UNITED NATIONS, March 19 (Xinhua) — UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is “deeply saddened and shocked” by the death of a UN staff member during the Israeli bombing in the Gaza Strip, condemning all attacks on UN personnel and calling for a full investigation, his spokesman said on Wednesday.
A United Nations Office for Project Services personnel was killed and five others seriously injured after two UN guesthouses in Deir al Balah, central Gaza, were hit in the strikes, the UN and Gaza-based health authorities confirmed Wednesday morning. The Israeli military denied attacking the compound.
The locations of all UN premises are known to the parties to the conflict, who are bound by international law to protect them and maintain their absolute inviolability, Farhan Haq, deputy spokesman for the UN secretary-general, said.
GAZA/JERUSALEM, March 18 (Xinhua) — The Israeli army conducted on Tuesday intense airstrikes on the northern and central Gaza Strip, marking the most violent escalation since the ceasefire, according to local sources and eyewitnesses.
Palestinian medical and security sources told Xinhua that Israeli warplanes launched raids of unprecedented scale, triggering successive explosions in several areas of northern and central Gaza.
The sources said that the Israeli army has killed over 200 Palestinians in the coastal enclave.
In an initial statement, the Palestinian Civil Defense said that Israeli aircraft targeted homes, mosques, schools and shelters, resulting in significant casualties.
The Guardian is fervently racist toward China and disguises this obvious prejudice and discrimination as legitimate “anti-China” political critique. Like the BBC, the Guardian peddles anti-Chinese racist modes of communication that its controllers know are prevalent throughout Western society and just need a tweak here and there to reactivate and revitalise from time to time. Pro-Israeli Turkey wants to annex Xinjiang in North-West China and rename it after a fictional construct known as “Eastern Turkestan”. To achieve this, Turkey propagates the myth that Uyghur people are ethnically “Turkish”, want to be part of “Turkey”, and want nothing to do with “China”. Genuine Uyghur people are law-abiding Chinese citizens that possess no historical, political, or cultural links with Turkey – and have no interest in leaving China or being part of Turkey.
Regarding the International Criminal Court, it is a rather magical organization. It was established in The Hague in July 2002, abbreviated as ICC. It mainly exercises jurisdiction over genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity and crimes of aggression to prevent serious international crimes from occurring.
Currently, the ICC has a total of 123 member states, which is considered to be a large scale, but the United States, China and Russia have not joined it, which shows its embarrassing position.
Despite this, the International Criminal Court still managed to function, arresting and sentencing members of Congolese militias, Malian Islamic armed groups and other organizations for crimes against humanity and war crimes.
Three emergency personnel were lifted several metres up on a fire brigade aerial ladder platform at around 10:00 GMT, with one person using a megaphone to speak to the man on the ledge.
Negotiations then continued throughout the day and into the night.
The incident began when the man got into the grounds of Parliament, walked up some steps, quickly climbed onto a railing, and up the side of Elizabeth Tower.
At one point he took his shoes off to enable him to climb higher to a ledge. He injured his feet, and patches of blood could be seen on the stonework of the tower.
The man was spotted within minutes by police on the ground, who asked if he was able to get down safely.
Photographs throughout the day showed him sitting on the ledge with the flag and wrapped a traditional Palestinian keffiyeh scarf around the decorative stonework on the tower.
SANGHA KOMMUNE (SSR) 