Commenting on the “shocking” incidents of violence at the Holy Sites and tensions across the Occupied Palestinian Territory and in Israel, the Special Coordinator for the Middle East Peace Process, Tor Wennesland, said, “The current trajectory is neither sustainable nor inevitable.” UNIFEED
moment and we do not what activities we are just operating the critical cases as a surgical hospital because the staff cannot come so the majority of them they are sleeping in this moment in our hospital when they are not working because going back home and it s very dangerous. we have another pediatric clinic in sudan. what the situation is a bit more calm and the last one in the al assad fora where the situation is very, very tense. in this moment our stuff is struggling a lot and they cannot go back at home . neither the national the experts they are in the hospital . what what? what are your staff telling you in terms of the security situations in these other medical facilities in different parts of sudan? so in this moment, as i said enough on the situation is relatively calm compared to the rest of the
situation, including the need to quickly evacuate people from situations like that, as well as warning americans faster about deteriorating security situations, but one thing this summary does do is places some blame on the previous minister administration that was led by former president donald trump the white house arguing that essentially president biden was constrained in what he could do because of some of the actions that trump had put into place, including that agreement that he made with the taliban to withdraw troops from afghanistan . by may of 2021 take a listen to john kirby, a top spokesperson with national security council talking to reporters earlier today. while it was always the president s intent to end that war, it is also undeniable that decisions made and the lack of planning done by the previous administration significantly limited options available to him. the president s transition team asked to see plans for that
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