Newshour Rubio visits Israel to oversee truce in Gaza
Oct 24, 2025
Frank Cottrell-Boyce, an award-winning children's author and chair of the new Children's Booker Prize, shares insights into engaging young readers. He discusses the innovative role of children in the judging process, aiming to cultivate a love for literature. Additionally, the conversation touches on the broader goals of the prize, emphasizing diversity and inclusivity in children's literature. Cottrell-Boyce's passion for fostering a vibrant reading culture shines through as he highlights how young voices can shape literary recognition.
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Gaza's Future Needs Jobs And Normal Life
- Marco Rubio framed Gaza's future as needing jobs and normal life to prevent recurring attacks.
- He argued ending violent intent is essential for any lasting peace.
Annexation Risks Undermining The Process
- Rubio warned Israeli moves like West Bank annexation could jeopardise international support.
- He emphasised partner countries might withdraw if Israel pursued actions that threaten the process.
Stabilisation Force Depends On Israeli Comfort
- Rubio said many countries offered troops for the International Stabilisation Force but did not name them.
- He added Israel must feel comfortable with which countries participate.
