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French and German Leaders Confirm Ukraine’s Authorization to Strike Inside Russia: Latest News and Live Updates as of May 29, 2024

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Smoke rises following Israeli strikes during an Israeli military operation in Rafah, as seen from Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza Strip. The latest news on May 29, 2024, reports that Israeli strikes have killed at least 37 Palestinians, most of them in tents near Gaza’s Rafah as the offensive expands.

The fighting in Rafah has made it nearly impossible for humanitarian groups to import and distribute aid to southern Gaza. The situation is dire as the conflict escalates, with innocent civilians caught in the crossfire.

The US has also announced plans to remove a pier from the Gaza coast that was damaged by rough seas. Airdrops of food will continue to be provided, but they cannot meet all the needs of the people affected by the violence.

In other news, tensions within the royal family have intensified as King Charles III hands over the Army Air Corps to Prince William, sidelining Prince Harry. This move has been described as a “bitter kick in the teeth” for Prince Harry, highlighting the ongoing rift within the royal family.

Meanwhile, Pope Francis has issued an apology after using a vulgar term in a discussion about the ban on gay priests. The incident underscores the challenges faced by the church in reconciling official teachings with the reality of the presence of gay men in the priesthood.

As the world grapples with these complex issues, the international community continues to express deep concern over the situation in Gaza and calls for a peaceful resolution to the conflict.

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