UN chief calls for Gaza truce as Ramadan begins

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The head of the United Nations is urging Israel and Hamas to honour the spirit of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan by “silencing the guns” and to show compassion by releasing all hostages seized by the militant group during its attack in southern Israel on Oct. 7.

Secretary-General Antonio Guterres told reporters that Monday marks the start of Ramadan, when “Muslims around the world celebrate and spread the values of peace, reconciliation and solidarity.”

Yet in Gaza, “the killing, bombing and bloodshed continue,” he said, with civilian killings and destruction in the territory “at a level that is unprecedented” in his more

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