Gaza Strip

The platform considers it "essential to continue to mobilize and combat Israel and its Western accomplices" and joins the calls made by the Global Movement for Gaza in the capitals and municipalities of the Basque Country.

A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.

University students will demonstrate in the Basque capitals at 12:00. In Pamplona at 18:30 the main demonstration will depart from the Merindades and at 19:00 in Donostia, Vitoria-Gasteiz and Bilbao.

The main Italian union, CGIL, has called a general strike on Friday against the attack on civilian ships carrying Italian citizens.

The Israeli Army has intercepted 13 of the 42 ships travelling to Gaza with humanitarian aid. The operation in international waters violates international law, according to Flotilla sources. Thirty ships continue their crossing under strict surveillance. There will also be protests in several countries and universities.

The Navy has asked the ships to change course and head for the Israeli port of Ashdod, where humanitarian aid can be left. 

"This is the last chance for the people of Gaza to move south, leaving Hamas terrorists isolated in the Gaza City because the activities of the Israeli armed forces will continue," Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz has warned.

Workers who have joined the one-hour unemployment have concentrated outside CAF's main offices. The Works Council denounces the company's "cynicism" about its position on the Jerusalem tram project and accuses the management of "justifying its image by defying UN arguments" and "accepting Israel's thesis."

The Secretary General of ELA says that "CAF knows that this train is illegal from the beginning" and asks the company to clarify the experts who have produced the report that "serves as an argument to support the project and to stand up to it with illegality".

Earlier missions were intercepted in the area, some 120 nautical miles from the Strip. "Participants have activated security protocols in anticipation of possible intervention."

The US president has given the Palestinian group "three or four days" to decide whether to accept the peace plan.

The ship, with humanitarian aid, has 12 people on board, including activist Greta Thunberg, who has requested international aid in a video posted on Number X.

The proposal, which envisages the surrender of Hamas and the opening of the way to a two-state solution, has been welcomed by the Palestinian National Authority and several Arab countries, including Egypt and Qatar. In Europe, Spain, France, Italy and the United Kingdom, the initiative has been seen as an opportunity to unblock the conflict.

U.S. President Donald Trump has proposed a 21-point plan for the future of Gaza to Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu during a meeting at the White House.

Under the slogan "UPV with Palestine. Stop Genocide", the rallies convened by the EHu rectory team have been held from 11 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. on the three university campuses.