Britain imposed travel bans and asset freezes on two far-right Israeli ministers, Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir, over their inflammatory remarks on Gaza.
Protesters waved Palestinian flags and anti-war banners as they marched through central London, calling for an end to austerity and increased defense spending under Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
The move marks one of the most concrete steps by a European NATO member to scale back military-industrial ties with Israel amid growing international scrutiny of the war in Gaza.
Kazem Jalali, in a message, expressed sympathy to the Russian nation following the collapse of a road bridge in the Bryansk region that left seven dead.
Amnesty International outlined six recommendations to be used by the West to restore its credibility following the wars in Gaza and Ukraine.
Russia is willing to enhance parliamentary ties with Iran.
Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi emphasized the legal and moral duty of all nations to denounce and take swift steps to halt the ongoing violence in Gaza and provide humanitarian aid for the Palestinians.
British Airways extended the cancellation of flights to and from Israel until July 31, 2025.
President Vladimir Putin stressed the need for further strengthening cooperation with Muslim countries in a wide variety of areas, including technology.
Western countries strongly opposed the Israeli crimes in the Gaza Strip.
