أعلن وزير الثقافة الإسرائيلي ميكي زوهار اليوم الأحد عزمه سحب الجنسية من مخرجَي وثائقي نازا الذي يتناول عمليات قتل نفذها الجيش الإسرائيلي بحق مدنيين في غزة، واللذين كُرّما عن عملهما هذا في مهرجان البندقية السينمائي.وكتب زوهار في منشور على إكس: سوف أتّخذ التدابير اللازمة على الفور لسحب الجنسية الإسرائيلية من يوفال أبراهام وراحيل تسور اللذين فازا السبت بجائزة لجنة التحكيم الخاصة في مهرجان البندقية السينمائي عن نازا وقد سبق لهما أن نالا جائزة أوسكار.

• Joint statement demands protection of civilians, respect of sovereignty, global trade routes; condemns strikes on N-plants as breaches of international law • Calls for ceasefires in Gaza, Lebanon, Sudan, Syria NEW DELHI: Members of the 11-nation BRICS group, including China, Russia, Iran and UAE, urged “maximum res­traint” in the Middle East on Saturday, papering over months of division to issue a joint statement even as fighting between the US and Iran shows no sign of abating. The declaration, relea­sed on the opening day of the group’s summit in New Delhi, called on countries to avoid steps that might inflame the conflict further and demanded protection for civilians, sovereignty and the free flow of trade, energy and shipping through the region. “We express deep concern over the continued escalation of tensions in the Middle East/West Asia and, recalling our respective national positions, call for exercising maximum restraint, as well as avoiding actions that could further aggravate the situation,” said the statement.

India’s success in securing consensus on reforming the United Nations Security Council is more than a diplomatic achievement. It is a reminder that the architecture built after the Second World War can no longer claim to represent a world that has changed profoundly. The New Delhi Declaration, adopted at the expanded BRICS summit, places the demand for a more representative global order at the centre of the grouping’s agenda.