
Jotam Confino
Middle East Correspondent at Freelance
Middle East correspondent. Author of Netanyahu’s Israel: Rise of the Far-Right. Work in: @telegraph @BBCWorld @CBSNews @usatoday [email protected]
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msn.com | Jotam Confino |Nedal Hamdouna
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telegraph.co.uk | Jotam Confino
Greta Thunberg, the climate activist, has set sail for Gaza in a bid to "break the Israeli blockade". Ms Thunberg, a vocal opponent of Israel's war on Gaza, boarded the ship Madleen with 11 other activists including Liam Cunningham, the Game of Thrones actor, and the European parliamentarian Rima Hassan.
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telegraph.co.uk | Jotam Confino
Abbas Araghchi, Iran's foreign minister, said he had told Rafael Grossi, the IAEA chief, that Tehran would "respond to any inappropriate action by the European parties" in light of the report, and warned them not to "exploit" it to "advance their political objectives". According to the report, Iran's total amount of enriched uranium now exceeds 45 times the limit authorised by a landmark agreement between world powers in 2015.
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