## Israel is breaking international law in Gaza, UK says for first time

Authored by thetimes.com

Israel is breaking international law in Gaza, Britain has said for the first time, as David Lammy accused Binyamin Netanyahu’s government of “starving children”.

The foreign secretary said that the two-week long blockade of food, fuel and medicine imposed by Israel on Gaza was “appalling and unacceptable”.

He urged Israel to allow humanitarian trucks back into Gaza and said that the hold-up in deliveries to 2.3 million Palestinians was “hugely alarming and very worrying”.

Palestinian children wait in queues for food in Khan Yunis, Gaza ABED RAHIM KHATIB/ANADOLU/GETTY IMAGES.

Britain has avoided making definitive judgements about the legality of Israel’s conduct since the October 7 terror attacks of 2023.

The UK, which has been keen to avoid damaging its deep intelligence-sharing relationship with Tel Aviv, has previously said that Israel’s military actions “risk” breaching international humanitarian law. »

### Pentagon webpage for Black Medal of Honor winner restored after outcry

Authored by theguardian.com

The US defense department webpage celebrating a Black Medal of Honor recipient that was removed and had the letters “DEI” added to the site’s address has been restored – and the letters scrubbed – after an outcry.

On Saturday, the Guardian reported that US army Maj Gen Charles Calvin Rogers’s Medal of Honor webpage led to a “404” error message – and that the URL had been changed, with the word “medal” changed to “deimedal”.

Then president Richard Nixon awarded him the Medal of Honor, the country’s highest military honor, in 1970, making him the highest-ranking African American to receive it, according to the West Virginia military hall of fame. »

### Spiegel: Ukrainians find way to jam Russia’s guided bomb systems

Authored by euromaidanpress.com

Amid the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian war, Trump has alarmed European allies by appearing to shift toward Moscow after taking office in January.

Russian military bloggers with connections to the air force reported earlier that Ukrainian forces have successfully disrupted the control systems of these weapons.

Their lack of a motor means they produce no heat signature, making them difficult for conventional air defense systems to detect and intercept, Der Spiegel notes. »

### Shelter worker scoured bin of dog vomit for human toes to sell for $400 on black market

Authored by smh.com.au

A Melbourne mother who put a dead man’s toes in a jar to sell them on the black market had a treasure trove of other “oddities” in her house.

Sambrooks said shelter staff cleaned up the vomit and placed it and the remains, which included two human toes, in a general waste bin.

“She located two human toes and took them home and placed them in a jar containing formaldehyde,” Sambrooks said. »

### Call Of Duty Veteran Creates New PlayStation Studio, Dark Outlaw Games

Authored by gamespot.com

Blundell said in an interview with Jeff Gerstmann that he's starting Dark Outlaw Games, which is a new studio inside of PlayStation Studios.

In 2021, Deviation Games signed a partnership with Sony to create a new IP that would exclusive to PlayStation.

He worked on a number of Call of Duty games over the years, and he directed 2015's Black Ops 3. »

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