The US State Department warned Americans across the globe “to exercise increased caution” because of “increased tensions in various locations.

The agreements should help in stabilising the region through promotion of democracy, rule of law and economic cooperation.

He applauded Israel’s precautionary measures to ensure the safety of civilians.

Some relatives of the roughly 200 people taken hostage and forced back to Gaza after Hamas attacked, reacted in fury to the aid announcement.

He claims over 3,000 persons, mostly women and children have been killed since Israel’s retaliatory attacks.

He encouraged Netanyahu to ensure “life-saving capacity to help the Palestinians who are innocent and caught in the middle of this.”

Benjamin Netanyahu met Biden at Ben Gurion Airport and they embraced before speeding away for hours of meetings.

He said Tinubu’s foreign policy drive us boosting investors’ confidence.

For the second time in six years, the Coalition for Democratic Change candidate will be challenged by former vice-President Joseph Boakai of the Unity Party.

The Israeli military said it was targeting Hamas hideouts, infrastructure and command centres.

ARISE News Chief Correspondent John Cookson reports from the Israeli city of Tel Aviv.

Israel accused Iran, Hezbollah’s backer, of orchestrating attacks to divert Israel’s focus from the ongoing Gaza conflict.

Palestinian media outlets report that the strikes have disabled the city’s medical responses.

He called for a ceasefire, saying humanitarian laws must be respected.

It is expected to consider many of the approvals granted by the President since his maiden FEC meeting.

The conflict hads forced approximately 2.2 million people to flee their homes in the northeast of Nigeria.

For Israel, this is the deadliest war since the 1973 conflict with Egypt and Syria.

“…Applications for reissuance of lost Passport and change of data takes a longer time.”

It said Tinubu’s reforms need time to yield desired results.

“I thank Mr. President for his confidence in me,” Onanuga said on X.