Netanyahu Announces Military Control Over "Morag Corridor" in Gaza Amid Global Events

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated that the Israeli defense forces will secure the "Morag Corridor" in Gaza, paralleling their existing grip on the Philadelphi Corridor. This action is expected to further sever the southern city of Rafah from the remaining areas of the Palestinian territory.

In unrelated news, a recent tariff imposed by US President Donald Trump has affected imports from the remote volcanic rocks near Antarctica, despite the absence of any residents or infrastructure there. Interestingly, in 2022, the US imported machinery and electrical goods worth $1.4 million from this isolated region, which is significantly higher than the total from the previous five years combined.

In recent times, there has been a surge in popularity for turning selfies into artworks emulating the style of the Japanese animation studio Studio Ghibli. However, this trend raises critical issues regarding privacy, copyright infringement, and potential political exploitation, concerns that even Hayao Miyazaki, Ghibli's co-founder, might oppose.

Additionally, President Trump has announced a controversial initiative that provides a $5 million "gold card," which can be purchased by wealthy foreigners to obtain permanent residency and a potential path to citizenship in the United States. This announcement follows unrest in Gaza, where ongoing violence has resulted in a significant crisis, with over 39,000 Palestinian children reported to be orphans due to the conflict.

South Koreans have celebrated a landmark decision by the Constitutional Court to uphold the impeachment of President Yoon Suk Yeol, a move that necessitates a new presidential election within 60 days. In the UK, the British Medical Association canceled a scheduled speech by the renowned Dr. Ang Swee Chai, a prominent advocate for the Palestinian cause, prompting her to address supporters outside the venue.

Lastly, President Trump recently released drone footage asserting it targeted a group of Houthis in Yemen. Critics noted that the footage appeared to depict a gathering of tribal leaders, raising concerns regarding the US's actions resulting in civilian casualties, particularly among women and children, during airstrikes since Trump took office.