
Appealing for the creation of a "political path" towards peace in the entire region
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The United Nations is calling for peace and a ceasefire three years after the start of the conflict on October 7, 2023.
NEW YORK (AFP) - United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres issued a statement on the 5th, ahead of the third anniversary of the start of the conflict between Israel and the Islamic group Hamas on October 7, 2023. He called on both sides to say, ``It's time to achieve a permanent ceasefire,'' and emphasized the need to build a ``political path'' toward peace across the region.
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In October last year, Israel and Hama agreed to a ceasefire based on a peace plan led by the Trump administration. However, Israeli attacks on the Palestinian autonomous region of Gaza continue.
More than 74,000 people have died in Gaza since the clashes began, according to local health authorities. "Their suffering must end now," Guterres said in a statement. He also cited the sacrifices made by Israel, calling the raid by Hamas that started the fighting an "abhorrent" act that killed more than 1,200 Israelis and foreigners.

Breaking news on major domestic and international news from October 3rd to 6th. Reports included the Nobel Prize in Physics awarded to researchers behind the Ice Cube experiment, protests over the arrest of US soldiers in Okinawa, Tochigi Prefecture's road budget cuts, and North Korea's missile launches.

Regarding the case in which a U.S. Marine stationed in Okinawa was arrested on suspicion of robbery and murder, U.S. media reported one after another that ``anger is spreading among the Japanese people.'' It has been pointed out that this could reignite long-simmering opposition to the presence of military personnel, and could have an impact on Japan-U.S. relations and defense cooperation.

Guy Gilboadalal, an Israeli who was abducted in a surprise attack by the Palestinian Islamic organization Hamas and lived as a hostage for two years, held a press conference at the embassy in Tokyo on the 5th. She confessed that she had been sexually assaulted while in custody, and claimed that ``the victim is not responsible.''

Guy Gilboadalal, who was abducted by the Palestinian Islamic organization Hamas and spent two years as a hostage, held a press conference in Tokyo. She confessed that she had been sexually assaulted three years ago after the ambush, and complained that ``the victim is never responsible.''

When a UAE airliner headed for Israel made an emergency landing in Saudi Arabia, Israeli media reported that the co-pilot attacked the captain and told him that the plane was planning to crash into Ben Gurion International Airport near Tel Aviv. The co-pilot, an Omani national, had been gathering information and making repeated attempts over the past few months.

German Chancellor Merz visited Kiev, Ukraine, and met with President Zelenskiy. Announced that it will provide a total of 1.35 billion euros (approximately 240 billion yen) as new support for the defense and energy sectors. 1 billion euros in defense assistance and 350 million euros in energy recovery assistance, including measures to counter Russian jet-powered drones.