- Government statement: ‘He (Starmer) said that the UK will recognize the state of Palestine in Sept., before UNGA, unless Israel takes substantive steps to end the appalling situation in Gaza’
- Statement: ‘He (Starmer) reiterated that there is no equivalence between Israel and Hamas and that our demands on Hamas remain’
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Landmark Saudi-French peace summit signals growing international consensus for Palestinian statehood
- Global representatives are attending a conference at the UN in New York to revive hopes for a two-state solution
- Summit delegates demanded a Gaza ceasefire, unrestricted aid delivery, and accountability for Israeli attacks
- Arafat Al-Asimi overcame challenges to prove herself as a female artist
- Houthis later claimed the attack, saying they had fired a missile at Ben Gurion airport near Tel Aviv
- Protesters at the port of Agios Nikolaos waved banners saying “Stop the genocide” as the Israeli cruise ship approached
- Former CNBC and Al Arabiya English anchor takes on a new cross-platform role to engage with broader audiences
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Sands Sports Park
Located southeast of Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport, Sands Sports Park is one of the flagship destinations within the Sports Boulevard project, the latest addition to Saudi Arabia’s growing network of sports and entertainment hubs. The parks stretches across a vast expanse of sand dunes and features more than 45 kilometers of mountainous and sandy bike trails, a resort, a track for horse riders, and pedestrian pathways, along with a number of art attractions. One can cycle from the far east of Riyadh, passing through its north, all the way to Wadi Hanifah in the west.
What is Space Madak?
“Space Madak” is a competition organized by the Saudi Space Agency and partners to support and encourage those who are fascinated by space science and technology. The competition consisted of three categories: for ages 6-11, 12-14, and 15-18. More than 80,000 students from across the Arab world participated in the competition. On June 25, the winning entries were launched to the International Space Station as part of a mission that lifted off from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida in the US.
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