Two Filipinos remain missing in Israel – one of them, according to Israeli officials – is believed to have been among those kept hostage by the militant Hamas
This is AI generated summarization, which may have errors. For context, always refer to the full article.
“She has a calling, you know. Maybe you can give me advice. I mean, how do you tell a sister if she says ‘this is her calling,’ how do we tell her, ‘get out of there.’ Maybe God is calling on her to stay there. Hopefully, she’ll be repatriated. Hopefully, she’ll accept it,” added De Vega. “We hope again that there will be a decision that will allow them to cross. It’s a positive step that
The Philippine embassy in Cairo is prepared to bring home some 150 individuals should refugees from Gaza be let out. Less than 80 Filipinos have signified their desire to flee, a figure De Vega expects to rise should a humanitarian corridor be brokered.
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Three Filipinos remain in Gaza City amid Israel-Hamas warThe Philippine government earlier ordered the mandatory evacuation of 131 Filipinos in Gaza.
Read more »
World leaders seek to suspend Israel-Hamas fighting for Gaza aidThe United States and Russia put forward rival plans on humanitarian aid for Palestinian civilians
Read more »
Hamas says two more Gaza hostages freedGaza's Hamas rulers said Monday that they had freed two more women abducted from Israel during the October 7 attacks.
Read more »
Hamas says more than 5,000 killed in Israel's Gaza strikesDefining the News
Read more »
Hamas says more than 5,000 killed in Israeli strikes on GazaGaza's Hamas-run health ministry said Monday that more than 5,000 people have been killed in the besieged Palestinian enclave.
Read more »