内容摘要：“If the tariffs are ultimately put in place at those levels ... then we won’t see further progress toward our goals,” Powell said. “At least for the next, let’s say, year, we would not be making progress toward those goals -- again, if that’s the way the tariffs shake out.”

“If the tariffs are ultimately put in place at those levels ... then we won’t see further progress toward our goals,” Powell said. “At least for the next, let’s say, year, we would not be making progress toward those goals -- again, if that’s the way the tariffs shake out.”

Interior Minister Moshe Arbel visited the airport “with the aim of examining the process of voluntary departure of Gazans to a third country,” the statement said.German officials did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the flight.

Israel’s Cabinet recently approved a new directorate tasked with advancing the “voluntary departure” of Palestinians from Gaza, in line with U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposal to depopulate Gaza and rebuild it for others. The Defense Ministry said the new body would coordinate “passage by land, sea and air to the destination countries.”Tuesday’s statement appeared to be the first official announcement by Israel that Palestinians were leaving as part of such a plan.Trump’s plan has been universally rejected by Palestinians, who view it as

. Human rights experts say it would likely violate international law.The Interior Ministry statement said hundreds more Palestinians from Gaza had been flown to a third country “since the beginning of the process,” mainly to Germany, Romania and United Arab Emirates.

Dozens or Palestinians lined up outside a United Nations warehouse in northern Gaza on Tuesday to receive food parcels from the agency’s rapidly dwindling supplies, as Israel has imposed a total blockade on Gaza for the past month.

Nageya Gaballah, a displaced woman living in a tent with 10 family members, said she wouldn’t be able to secure essentials if it weren’t for aid and vouchers distributed by UNRWA, the U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees. She lost her job as a cleaning staffer at the Indonesian Hospital in northern Gaza last month and her husband is unemployed.Overtaking is near-impossible on Monaco’s narrow streets. To make the race more of a strategy contest, F1’s governing body, the FIA, required two tire changes in the hope that smartly timed pit stops would create drama.

Last year’s winner Charles Leclerc had predicted “chaos” but instead it was a frustrating race for many drivers as some drove extra slowly to create a gap for a teammate in front to pit without losing positions. Mercedes driver George Russell argued the go-slow led to dangerous situations.Winner Lando Norris was scathing about the rule change, something he saw as an attempt to create “manufactured racing.”

Norris spent much of the race behind Max Verstappen, who delayed his second stop, hoping for a red-flag stoppage. That would have allowed a free tire change, and maybe given Verstappen the win.“There’s not been any more overtaking here. I thought that was what was wanted,” Norris said. “Now you just give people opportunity by luck, by waiting for a red flag, waiting for a safety car. You aren’t getting a more deserved winner in the end of things.”