Gaza Ceasefire Tenuous, US Strikes More “Drug Boats,” Saudi State Visit | American Prestige
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Rest assured, no one on the AP team has any undeclared tattoos. In this week’s news roundup: In Israel-Palestine, Gaza’s so-called ceasefire holds after another weekend of Israeli strikes (1:36 ), the International Court of Justice (ICJ) orders Israel to allow more humanitarian aid (8:16 ), and reports emerge of a plan to partition Gaza (11:48 ) as J.D. Vance arrives in Israel and the Knesset advances West Bank annexation votes (14:21 ); Donald Trump looks set to host Mohammed bin Salman for the Saudi crown prince’s first U.S. visit since the Jamal Khashoggi murder (18:36 ); Afghanistan and Pakistan agree to a fragile ceasefire after cross-border clashes (21:16 ); Myanmar’s junta retakes a key commercial town and resumes its offensive (23:47 ); Japan elects hard-right Takaichi Sanae as its first female prime minister (27:27 ); in Sudan, drone strikes delay the reopening of Khartoum’s airport (29:59 ); new data shows jihadist groups tightening their grip across West Africa (31:19 ); the Trump-Putin-Zelensky saga takes several new turns, with canceled summits and contradictory sanctions (34:52 ); Rodrigo Paz wins Bolivia’s presidency and pledges to restore ties with Washington (41:28 ); the U.S. reportedly trades MS-13 informants for access to Nayib Bukele’s mega-prison in El Salvador (43:39 ); two more U.S. drone attacks hit alleged “drug boats,” one in the Pacific, as the head of Southern Command steps down (45:44 ); and the U.S. and Australia seal a new minerals deal to counter China (50:28 ).
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