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Netanyahu's landing site changed to Newark amid extraordinary US security measures
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is expected to land at Newark Airport in New Jersey rather than New York on Wednesday, September 23, for the UN General Assembly meetings. The change is linked to discussions over the aircraft's security and where it would be parked at the airport.
Foreign Minister Fidan discusses latest attack developments with Araghchi
Foreign Minister Fidan discussed the latest developments regarding the attacks with his Iranian counterpart, Araghchi, in a phone call. The ongoing negotiations were also reviewed during the call.
Zahir al-Wahidi says more than 70% of Gaza’s generators have stopped
Zahir al-Wahidi, director of the Gaza Health Ministry’s Information Center, said outside al-Shifa Hospital that more than 70% of hospital generators had stopped working because of shortages of fuel, oil and spare parts. Wahidi warned that services in critical sections of the health system could halt at any moment.
Miliband says Israel is losing allies over its Gaza policies
UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband said the Israeli government is losing international friends and allies because of its policies in Gaza and the West Bank. Describing the humanitarian situation in Gaza as indescribably terrible, Miliband defended banning trade with Israeli settlements.
Azerbaijan’s President Aliyev accuses European Parliament of being a ‘nest of bribe-takers’ over Karabakh
Azerbaijan’s President Ilham Aliyev described the European Parliament as a “nest of bribe-takers” during a meeting with participants in an international conference in Baku on September 15, 2026. Aliyev linked the accusation to the Karabakh issue, the stance of European institutions and what he argued was a double standard applied to Azerbaijan.
Healthcare in Gaza faces mounting pressure over medicines and treatment
Statements attributed to UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband describe aid workers and doctors who have worked in Gaza discussing delays in receiving medicines, children losing their lives and difficulties accessing essential medical treatment. The health system in the territory is under severe pressure because of shortages of medicines and equipment, risks to staff safety and difficulties evacuating patients.
Von der Leyen calls for a common European position on Gaza and a security protocol
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen called in a speech to the European Parliament for the establishment of a new European Security Council and the preparation of an emergency protocol to bring all European Union members together during security incidents. Von der Leyen also addressed Gaza and the West Bank, as well as migration, border security and European Union values.
Fuel shortages have disabled 70% of hospital generators in Gaza
About 70% of hospital generators in the Gaza Strip have become inoperable because of shortages of fuel, oil and spare parts. Zaher al-Wahidi, a Health Ministry official, warned that critical departments could stop operating at any moment because of problems securing fuel and oil supplies.
Israeli soldiers close Ibrahimi Mosque in Hebron to Muslim worshippers
Israeli soldiers closed the Ibrahimi Mosque in the occupied West Bank city of Hebron to Muslim worshippers on Wednesday, with the closure planned to continue until Thursday evening. Checkpoints and electronic turnstiles around the mosque were closed, halting or disrupting classes at two schools in the area.
China urges Iran and the US to return to the Islamabad Accord
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi urged Iran and the United States to return to the Islamabad Accord, calling for the Strait of Hormuz to be reopened and tensions in the Red Sea not to escalate. Wang said the safety of international maritime transport must be protected and dialogue with Iran strengthened.

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