UK calls Morocco’s 2007 autonomy plan the “most credible and pragmatic” solution, becomes third UN Security Council permanent member to support Rabat’s stance.

This strengthens UK-Morocco ties but angers Algeria and Polisario Front.

Israel has launched a sweeping demolition campaign in Gaza, razing homes and infrastructure in what rights groups warn could amount to ethnic cleansing.

In just days before June 2, over 240 residential units were destroyed by Israeli forces in Gaza.

Wells, barns, and civilian shelters also targeted, worsening famine and medical collapse amid blocked aid.

King Mohammed VI suspends 2025 Eid al-Adha animal sacrifices due to a historic drought, sparking public outrage and religious debate.

For the first time, Morocco cancels the ritual slaughter, citing six years of severe drought and soaring livestock costs.

The King urged Moroccans to observe Eid through prayer and charity, vowing to sacrifice on their behalf.

Authorities banned animal sales and raided homes to confiscate sheep, prompting backlash and viral protests.

I’m Jewish. I detest antisemitism. Criticizing Netanyahu’s extremist government, which has killed 53,000 in Gaza, is not antisemitic—it’s opposing a terrible regime.

Australia’s Defense Minister Richard Marles urged China to explain its “extraordinary” military expansion.

He warned the buildup is the largest since WWII and lacks clear strategic intent.

Philippines’ Defense Minister Gilberto Teodoro Jr. called China “absolutely irresponsible” in the South China Sea.

Source: BBC