## Abraham Accords strike again: Morocco just signed historic deal with Israel to secure Gaza

Authored by ynetnews.com

Under direct instructions from King Mohammed VI, Morocco signed the legal framework to participate in the International Stabilization Force in Gaza .

Their direct involvement underscores that this is a highly sophisticated, meticulously planned security operation.

For Israel, the strategic implications of this Moroccan deployment are profound and positive, representing a structural shift in the region's defense paradigm.

However, the Israeli defense establishment must remain unyielding on one absolute truth: there is no outsourcing of Israeli national security.

By committing to the stabilization of Gaza, Morocco joins Israel and the United States in a direct, institutional stand against political Islamism.

The signing of this historic and comprehensive agreement in Rabat signals a profound, generational turning point for the region.

By translating the promise of the Abraham Accords into active stabilization, they have initiated a powerful paradigm shift elevating moderation above conflict. »

### 'Utterly baffling': Ukrainians outraged, call for protest after Zelensky ousts Fedorov

Authored by kyivindependent.com

Fedorov is the third person to hold the post in the past year.

"Mykhailo Fedorov is the best Minister of Defense in our entire history," he wrote, thanking him for his "leadership and service."

Kaleniuk criticized the decision, telling the Kyiv Independent that she believes "the entire government resignation was conceived by Zelensky solely to remove Fedorov.". »

### Over 500 newborns named after Erling Haaland in Peru

Authored by arnnewscentre.ae

Peru’s national identity registry has registered 468 newborns with "Haaland", while another 91 were given the full name "Erling Haaland" in the latest bout reflecting the Norwegian footballer's influence.

Peru's National Registry of Identification and Civil Status (RENIEC) spokesman Iván Torres told Peruvian broadcaster Televisión Panamericana that football stars tend to set the trend in Peru when it comes to choosing names for newborns.

Haaland has not topped Peru's list, however, as Brazil's Neymar remains the undisputed leader with 33,809 namesakes, the most popular name in the South American country. »

### Resident Evil 1 Remake Reportedly In Pre-Production For Almost A Year

Authored by gameobserver.com

While the project has not been officially announced, a new report claims that Resident Evil 1 Remake has been in pre-production for almost a year.

According to his comments, Resident Evil 1 Remake is not yet in full production.

Capcom is expected to fully shift its focus to the project only after the Resident Evil Veronica remake finishes its current “crunch” development period. »

### US announces new 25% tariffs on Brazil for ‘unfair’ trade practices

Authored by cnn.com

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said there was “no justification” for the “illegal and arbitrarily imposed tariffs.”

He posted on X that Brazil would take countermeasures under its Reciprocity Law, while also seeking a resolution through the World Trade Organization.

The US goods trade surplus with Brazil was $14.4 billion last year, up 112.8% compared to the year prior. »

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