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Arab Summit on Israel-Hamas Conflict Amidst Protests

Arab and Muslim leaders meet in Saudi Arabia to discuss the Israel-Hamas conflict, while pro-Palestinian protests in Amsterdam are banned and Israeli citizens are advised to avoid overseas events.

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Arab LeagueHamasIsraeli GovernmentGovernment Of Saudi ArabiaMaccabi Tel Aviv

Mahmoud AbbasBola TinubuNajib MikatiShehbaz SharifBenjamin Netanyahu

What key issues are being discussed at the Riyadh summit?: The summit, held in Riyadh, will address Israel's ongoing aggression in Palestine and Lebanon, aiming to find solutions to the conflict and its implications.
Which prominent leaders are attending the summit in Riyadh?: Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and other prominent leaders like Nigeria's President Bola Tinubu and Lebanon's Prime Minister Najib Mikati attended the summit.
How did the authorities in Amsterdam handle the pro-Palestinian protests?: Pro-Palestinian protests in Amsterdam were banned and subsequently dispersed by police, leading to clashes between protestors and law enforcement.
What is the main purpose of the Arab and Muslim leaders' summit in Saudi Arabia?: More than 50 Arab and Muslim leaders gathered in Saudi Arabia for an emergency summit to discuss the escalating Israel-Hamas conflict and regional tensions.
What advice has the Israeli government given to its citizens regarding travel and events?: The Israeli government advised its citizens to avoid cultural and sporting events abroad due to intelligence suggesting potential attacks by pro-Palestinian groups.

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