Monday Remit – New York Times

Establishing tension in Lebanon and Gaza

A fragile ceasefire in Lebanon and Gaza They were tested yesterday.

In southern Lebanon, the Israeli forces were killed or dozens were wounded, Lebanese officials said. In Gaza, Israel prevented thousands of displaced Palestinians from returning to their homes, saying that Hamas violated the truce conditions, including lack of commitment to the armistice agreement. Agreed order to release the hostages.

But by the end of the day, Israel and Hamas said that understandings were reached through brokers to resolve their conflict, and the White House issued a statement indicating that in Lebanon, the arrangement will be extended for a preliminary truce of 60 days until February. 18.

The negotiators have hoped that the ceasefire in Lebanon will always be, which guarantees a amount of calm in a troubled area. Thousands of Lebanese, who were displaced by the war, flowed to the south in an effort to return to their homes.

The latest: We are displaced from the Gaza Strip in the southern Gaza Strip You can start back on foot To their homes in the north, starting at seven in the morning local time this morning, the vehicles are followed by a different road after two hours, according to an Israeli military spokesman.

Diplomacy: President Trump has In order to “cleanse” the Gaza StripIncluding Egypt and Jordan’s demand to receive hundreds of thousands of Palestinians. His proposal was met with a categorical rejection from those countries, which are one of the most important allies of the United States in the Middle East.

Related to: The sudden stop of US foreign aid will not apply to emergency food aid Support weapons for Israel and Egypt.

The American Colombian hostility reaches its end

United States and Colombia And it avoided the difficulty of the trade war yesterdayWith Colombian President Gustavo Petro and President Trump argue over the deportation of Colombian immigrants from the United States.

Late last night, Petro retracted his position and agreed to receive all the deportees from the United States, including those who were on military aircraft. Trump had threatened to impose heavy customs duties and a set of other sanctions in response to Petro’s announcement that he had returned the military aircraft carrying the departures to Colombia.

The White House said in a statement yesterday that Petro agreed to all its conditions. She said that customs duties and sanctions “will remain reserve” and that other sanctions will remain in effect until the arrival of the first plane loaded with the two phases to Colombia. The Colombian Ministry of Foreign Affairs also issued a statement saying that it would accept air deportations and “guarantee decent conditions” for those Colombians who were on board.

In other news of the Trump administration:

Lucashinko wins his re -election – again

In the widely rejected elections as forged, the longest -service European leader, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, did, He won the seventh victory in the elections There are consecutive yesterday.

A poll of the voters who left the polling stations and published by the government media yesterday evening that the president obtained 87.6 percent of the votes, that is, more than 81 percent that he claimed to have won in 2020. The state controls opinion polls upon leaving, such as all aspects Elections. The elections in Belarus, generally reflects the end result.

More the most important news

Katie Wayer, writer in the Times magazine, loves sugar. Like, he really loves it. Her house contains hideouts of Dunkaroos, Gushers bags, and bundles of strawberry fruit, which is automatically delivered from Amazon.

Determination of determination to get rid of this habit and get to know how to rely on sugar, and I traveled to a dietary treatment facility in Austria to try to change its methods. She says it was a journey to hell.

A life he lived: Carol Downer, a pioneer in the Women’s Women’s Health Movement, who has gained national fame for her role in a case known as the Great Yogurt Conspiracy, He died at the age of 91.

Technical fraud, on a large scale

Two episodes of artistic fraud in a remote Canadian city produced thousands of paintings that were promoted as works by Norfal Morriso, the most famous artist of the indigenous people in Canada.

By the time all these works were issued – after decades – the works had brought millions of dollars throughout Canada, and reached the walls of the wardrobe and major universities in the country. It was purchased by retired school teachers, billionaire artistic works, and even rock stars.

“None of us knew anything about art.” They conducted their investigation by rebuilding Maurico’s life so that they could understand how and what he drew, and how he fell on his work.

Read the epic here.

This is all that is briefing today. It is great to go back. Natasha

Access to Natasha and the team in @Nytimes.com.