Israel Suspends Humanitarian Organizations in Gaza; Yemen Ends Defense Pact with UAE Amid Tensions
Israel has suspended several international humanitarian organizations, including Doctors Without Borders, from operating in Gaza due to alleged non-compliance with new vetting rules and ties to Hamas. In Yemen, the leader has terminated a defense pact with the UAE, ordering Emirati forces to withdraw and declaring a 90-day national state of emergency.
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Israel has suspended numerous international humanitarian organizations, including Doctors Without Borders, from operating in Gaza starting January 1, citing non-compliance with new vetting rules and alleged cooperation with Hamas. In Yemen, leader Rashad al-Alimi has ended the defense pact with the UAE, ordering Emirati forces to leave within 24 hours and declaring a 90-day national state of emergency.
The UAE also confirmed plans to withdraw its remaining forces. In Turkey, a shootout during a police raid resulted in three officers and six Islamic State gunmen killed. Other incidents include an avalanche in Spain killing three, a car crash in Nigeria injuring boxer Anthony Joshua, and protests in Iran following a currency drop. Meanwhile, major events such as a mass shooting in Ecuador and a train derailment in Mexico have resulted in multiple fatalities.
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