Die Behörden in der Enklave warnen davor, dass sich der erwartete Starkregen zu einem ausgewachsenen Sturm verstärken könnte.
Quelle: Aljazeera
On September 24, 2026, the Norwegian Government announced an additional 125 million Norwegian kroner (approximately $13.2 million) in support for Palestine.
The funding will be delivered through United Nations and World Bank channels, including budget support aimed at sustaining the Palestinian public sector and essential institutions.
Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide said that people in Gaza continue to face severe restrictions on access to food, clean water, electricity, and healthcare, with many families struggling to
meet basic needs.
The announcement also comes alongside a separate NOK 25 million contribution to UNICEF to help maintain critical water, sanitation, and hygiene services in Gaza. Norway’s Wider Support The newly
announced funding forms part of Norway’s broader assistance to the Palestinian territories. Norway is expected to provide around NOK 1 billion (approximately $105 million) in assistance to
Palestinians during 2026, according to the Norwegian Government and Reuters.
Rubio: “Israel dragged us into the war with Iran”
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is quoted in the article as saying: “The only reason we are at war with Iran is because Israel made us.”
The article continues: “It is time to sever our ties with Israel and treat them like bloodthirsty terrorists.”
The Three Temptations of Jesus in the Desert The second temptation concerns power and possessions.
Satan promises Jesus all the kingdoms of the world if he bows down and worships him.
We are familiar with this temptation as well. How quickly people are willing to sell their souls when it comes to power and wealth.
Political scandals prove it. Power and possessions often act like a vortex. We are drawn in without even realizing it.
We do everything to maintain and expand our power.
And we become deaf to the voice of conscience.
Jesus resisted all temptations.
UN-Speech: 24.09.2026, 21:13
At least 77 delegations walked out or stayed away from the UN General Assembly hall on Thursday as israĕli PM Netanyahu took the podium, according to media reports. The mass protest left Netanyahu addressing rows of empty seats.
The walkout included 18 Arab countries, 14 Asian nations, 20 African states, 6 European countries, and 17 Latin American and Caribbean nations. Iran, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Türkiye, Pakistan, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Egypt were among those who left.
Conditions for implementation: The plan calls for a strict, sector-by-sector
demilitarization and disarmament of Hamas, as well as the full return of
all hostages, before large-scale construction projects such as housing
developments or coastal skyscrapers can be undertaken. International
diplomacy: Kushner travels as the panel's envoy to negotiations with key
regional actors. In August 2026, he met in Egypt with representatives
from Qatar and Turkey, among others, to accelerate the implementation
of Trump's peace roadmap.
Macron criticizes global inaction in the face of the situation in Gaza: “Shame on us all”
In his address to the UN General Assembly, French President Emmanuel Macron criticized the international inaction in the face of the situation in the Gaza Strip. While there is talk of “peace,” he said, this has not opened the way for humanitarian aid to reach the blockaded territory.
Macron asked: “If we remain inactive in the face of Gaza, what value does our credibility have?” He then described the situation as “shameful” and added, to applause: “Shame on us all.”
Macron also recalled the conflicts and violence of recent years and emphasized the need to respect the legitimate rights of the Palestinians.
Egypt has opened 19 schools in Gaza to help thousands of children return to education after a long period of disruption. ??
The Egyptian Committee in Gaza opened the schools on Monday, September 21, including a specialized school at the Egyptian Orphanage for children from Gaza.
Eighteen of the 19 schools are located in refugee camps, with each school able to accommodate approximately 100 to 120 students.
Teachers have been appointed through the Ministry of Education, and the students have been provided with school uniforms, backpacks, and learning materials.
This move comes as the education system in Gaza continues to recover from the devastation and displacement caused by the war.