Summary
United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met to discuss regional issues, including the conflict in Gaza. They emphasized the strong relationship between the US and Israel and their joint stance on addressing regional security threats. Meanwhile, the United Nations Human Rights Council announced an urgent debate regarding Israel's military actions in Qatar, and there are significant humanitarian concerns in Gaza due to the ongoing conflict.
Key Facts
- Marco Rubio and Benjamin Netanyahu met for three hours to discuss security cooperation between the US and Israel.
- Netanyahu stated that the US stands with Israel in facing regional threats, particularly from Hamas.
- The United Nations Human Rights Council planned an urgent debate on Israel's recent military actions in Qatar.
- Israel and the US previously boycotted the UN council over disagreements.
- In Gaza, a severe humanitarian crisis is ongoing, with deaths attributed to a hunger crisis exacerbated by an Israeli siege.
- Israeli bombs are targeting Gaza, with continued deaths resulting from the military actions.
- Israel’s National Security Minister suggested plans to build new developments in Gaza once it is under Israeli control.
- Israeli captives' families have expressed concern over military plans after Gaza City is seized.
