Le macerie dell'edificio residenziale Al-Saada, danneggiato durante la guerra e crollato il 16 settembre 2026 nella città di Gaza, 19 settembre 2026. REUTERS/Mahmoud Issa REUTERS

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Netanyahu: “I will defend the truth about our soldiers at the UN”

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is due to address the UN General Assembly today. In a video posted on X before his departure for New York, he said he intended to defend Israel and its soldiers from the UN podium. “I will go there to refute these lies. I will defend the truth – the truth about our soldiers and our country,” he said. His arrival in New York comes after reserve soldier Naria Leiter, the son of Israel’s ambassador to the United States, Yechiel Leiter, was seriously injured yesterday in a vehicle-ramming attack on a checkpoint in the West Bank.

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WSJ: China has sent 1,300 consignments of drone and missile components to Iran

This year, up to the end of June, China has sent around 1,300 air consignments containing drone and missile components to Iran, according to the Wall Street Journal, citing customs data. According to the newspaper, one of these consignments arrived on the very same day in April that the United States and Iran agreed to a ceasefire in the conflict that had begun in February.

According to the Journal, another shipment made two days later carried drone components worth more than $6 million. This follows what the Journal describes as a sharp increase in cargo flights from China to Iran over the course of the year, a trend seen as crucial to sustaining Iran’s arms programmes in the face of heavy US sanctions. Iranian officials did not respond to the Journal’s request for comment.

24 September 2026

Board of Peace: Reconstruction of Gaza will cost $71.4 billion over 10 years

The reconstruction of Gaza will require $71.4 billion over the next ten years. This is the estimate released by the Board of Peace on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. It is significantly higher than the $4–6 billion which, according to the United Nations, would have been needed to rebuild Gaza following the 50-day war in 2014. At a ‘high-level’ briefing attended by US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, the Board’s members outlined what they have proposed as a plan for the first six months of Gaza’s reconstruction. Sixty-six projects are planned, including humanitarian shelters, diesel generators and the reconstruction of hospitals. The Board specified that reconstruction can only begin ‘once funding and access permit’. It is unclear where the funding for the programmes will come from, and the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza has not yet entered the Palestinian enclave. For the time being, it is operating from Cairo, in Egypt, without any authority over the territory it is supposed to help govern. In a statement issued after the briefing, the Board for Peace said that “our guiding principles remain clear: Palestinian sovereignty, the protection of rights, geographical unity, the inclusion of every community, transparency in every process and the ability to adapt to ever-changing needs”.

24 September 2026

Oil prices fall as Iran remains open to a deal with the US

Oil prices are falling today after rising by 4 per cent in the previous session, as Iran has stated that it remains open to diplomacy to end the conflict between the United States and Iran, although the two countries remain far apart on how to achieve this. Brent crude futures fell by 92 cents, or 0.9 per cent, to $102.16 per barrel at 04:00 GMT, whilst West Texas Intermediate futures lost 77 cents, or 0.8 per cent, to settle at $91.39.

Iran and the United States remain divided over how to end their conflict, but diplomacy must continue, a senior Iranian official told Reuters on Wednesday 23 September, after the Iranian president had stated at the United Nations General Assembly that Tehran would never yield to US pressure.

The official stated that Tehran is examining Washington’s response to its peace proposals, which prioritise the lifting of the US naval blockade on Iranian ports and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. “Oil prices are falling because the market is scaling back some of its geopolitical risk premium, thanks to the recovery in supply from the Gulf and growing hopes of a diplomatic breakthrough between the United States and Iran,” said Priy

24 September 2026

Eight sailors from the USS Lincoln aircraft carrier’s strike group have attempted suicide

The acting US Secretary of the Navy, Hung Cao, has informed Democratic Senator Kirsten Gillibrand that eight sailors assigned to the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier strike group attempted suicide during the lengthy mission, which included military operations against Iran. Cao disclosed the figures – which include the Lincoln’s crew, sailors from its embarked air wing, personnel from the strike group and the destroyer squadron, the crews of the escort destroyers and all the ship-based air wings – in a four-page letter addressed to Gillibrand, a document obtained by The Hill. An aircraft carrier strike group is a formation typically comprising an aircraft carrier, a cruiser, destroyers or frigates, and an air wing equipped with dozens of aircraft. Occasionally, the groups may also include submarines. In the letter, dated Tuesday, Cao stated that no service personnel had taken their own lives during the strike group’s mission. The acting Secretary of the Navy said he was responding on behalf of Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth and that the armed forces “share your deep commitment” to safeguarding the safety, health and morale of US service personnel. “The men and women of Carrier Strike Group THREE have demonstrated exceptional resolve under challenging conditions,” Cao wrote in response to the letter sent by Gillibrand to Hegseth on 15 August. “Operational decisions to extend deployments are never taken lightly; they are dictated by constantly evolving global security contexts and the absolute necessity to protect US national security interests, as well as our personnel and allies overseas.”

24 September 2026

Tajani at the UN: ‘The Strait of Hormuz must reopen; Iran must abandon its nuclear programme’

“The Strait of Hormuz must be reopened. In the Gulf, dialogue must be revived and Iran must be called upon to abandon all nuclear threats and all aggressive policies towards other countries in the region,” said Antonio Tajani at the 81st UN General Assembly. “Attacks on shipping in the Red Sea must cease, just as Russia’s reckless attacks on Ukrainian wheat exports to Africa in the Black Sea must come to an end,” the Foreign Minister emphasised.

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