Lapid and Scholz Criticize Palestinian President Abu Mazen For Accusing Israel of Committing "50 Holocausts" In Berlin

This is how the Palestinian leader answered in Germany the question about the Palestinian attack against Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics.

The president of the Palestinian National Authority (PNA), Abu Mazen, has exhausted much of the credit he still had among Israelis after he accused Israel of committing "50 holocausts" in Berlin on Tuesday during the press conference before a surprised Olaf Scholz, who hours later, strongly condemned his words.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Ukrainian Troops In Mariupol Await Their "Final Battle"

According to the marines in the besieged city, they are running out of ammunition. The separatists are threatening a chemical attack on the Russian state broadcaster.

The units of the Ukrainian armed forces in besieged Mariupol expect their defeat tonight. This was announced by the 36th Marine Brigade on Facebook. She reported in the early morning of total isolation from the rest of the country and other military units and supply routes. "Today will probably be the last battle as we are running out of ammunition," they write in the statement, which is addressed "to the dear Ukrainian people."

"We have been defending Mariupol for 47 days. We have been bombed from planes, shelled by artillery, tanks and other firearms," ​​the marines wrote. "We stood our ground with dignity and achieved the impossible. But all resources tend to run out."

"We've been written off"

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Fissures Between Allies Threaten To Break European Unity In Ukraine

Boris Johnson tries to build bridges with the EU in the face of reticence about sending weapons and dialogue with Putin.

"The Europe that we knew six weeks ago no longer exists," Boris Johnson certified in the presence of German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and in the face of cracks between the allies at the critical moment of the war in Ukraine.

"Olaf and I agree that our two countries and all our allies must do more to help Ukraine," said the "premier", who hours before had received Polish President Andrzej Duda in Downing Street.

Iran Nuclear Dispute: Germany And France Are Pushing Iran To Make A Decision

In the nuclear dispute that has lasted for years, a solution is apparently within reach. Now it is Iran's turn to avert a serious nuclear crisis, say Germany and France.

In the long-standing dispute over Iran's nuclear program, according to German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, a solution is within reach. "All the elements for concluding the negotiations are on the table," Scholz said at the Munich Security Conference. 

The Iranian leadership now has a choice - the "moment of truth" has come. A breakthrough could soon be achieved in the negotiations, or they could still fail, emphasized Scholz.

Nato-Russia Conflict: US Accuses Russia Of Increasing Troops

The White House sees Russia's alleged partial withdrawal as false information. Thousands of other soldiers have arrived. Olaf Scholz and Joe Biden are concerned.

The US government classifies the partial withdrawal of Russian troops announced by the government in Moscow to ease the Ukraine conflict as false information and instead assumes that the military presence will continue to expand.

In "the past few days," Russia has brought about 7,000 additional troops near the Ukrainian border, "and some of them just arrived today," a senior White House official said. Findings from the US government meanwhile show that Russia's announcement of a partial withdrawal was wrong, he said.