- “We do believe that we are at the final stages... certainly we are hopeful that this would lead very soon to an agreement,” Ansari said
- Seven soldiers who’ve refused to continue fighting in Gaza spoke with AP, describing how Palestinians were indiscriminately killed and houses destroyed
- Ishai Menuchin, spokesperson for Yesh Gvul, a movement for soldiers refusing to serve, said he works with more than 80 soldiers who have refused to fight and that there are hundreds more who feel similarly but remain silent
- UNICEF warned that Syria’s girls and boys “continue to suffer the brutal impact of unexploded ordnance at an alarming rate
- UNICEF communications manager for emergencies Ricardo Pires said: “Across Syria, children face this lurking, often invisible, and extremely deadly threat“
- Several telecom and power cables have been severed with experts and politicians accusing Russia of orchestrating a hybrid war against the West
- The “Baltic Sentry” mission would involve “frigates and maritime patrol aircraft” among other assets, NATO chief Mark Rutte said
- London’s Met Police banned rally amid concern over “serious disruption” to nearby synagogue
- Organizers pledge to hold Jan. 18 march following widespread backlash
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