Tuesday, 30 September 2025
Tony Blair £300million Gaza peace plan revealed with crisis 'war room', elite bodyguard protection and an internationally vetted police force to bring order to the Strip
SIR Tony Blair's £300million Gaza peace plan is revealed today showing his administration gets a 'war room', elite bodyguards and a police force to oversee the Strip.
The former PM's proposal, obtained by the Mail, would mark his most significant intervention in the Middle East since sending British troops to war with Iraq.
Sir Tony has reportedly put himself forward to be chairman of the Gaza International Transitional Authority (GITA), a body proposed by the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change. 
Sir Tony Blair has proposed a £300million Gaza peace plan
The administration would rule initially from nearby El-Arish in Egypt and have 'policy hubs' in Amman and Cairo, scaling up to be fully operational within the Strip by year three.
In his role, Sir Tony would lead Gaza's international diplomacy on the world stage, co-ordinate security with Israel, Egypt and the US, and serve as 'the escalation point' on sensitive decisions.
Under the blueprint, GITA’s chairman commands a 'Strategic Secretariat' of 25 aides anchoring a crisis 'war room' for rapid analysis, co-ordination and messaging.
FULL ARTICLE AT: https://mol.im/a/15144945 via https://dailym.ai/android
Monday, 29 September 2025
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Taliban commander's nephew granted asylum in UK can be joined by SEVEN family members even though none can speak English, judge rules
A Taliban commander’s nephew granted refugee status in Britain can be joined by seven family members currently living in Turkey, an immigration judge has ruled.
None of them speak English, and a tribunal accepted they would place 'a significant burden upon the public purse' if they were allowed to move to the UK.
But the relatives - the man's parents, three sisters, a niece and nephew - have 'no options' and are unable to return to Afghanistan, a judgement said. 
An Afghan man granted asylum in the UK after fleeing his Taliban commander uncle who wanted him to 'join the jihad' can be joined by seven relatives, a judge has ruled (file picture)
It is the latest controversial ruling by Britain's asylum courts and comes as ministers promise to restrict the rights of refugees to be joined by relatives.
The nephew, referred to only as 'S' in the ruling, arrived in Britain in 2016. He claimed to be 15 years old but was later age-assessed as 18.
His uncle was said to be a Taliban commander who had been pressuring his father to allow 'S' to 'join the jihad'.
'S' was sent to Kabul by his father to get away from his uncle.
But 'S' was stabbed by two cousins because of the family dispute and he eventually fled Afghanistan, the tribunal heard.
FULL ARTICLE AT: https://mol.im/a/15142311 via https://dailym.ai/android
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