British Prime Minister David Cameron emphasised the risk of terror attacks in saying he believed there was "a strong case" for Britain taking part in airstrikes in Syria.
British Prime Minister David Cameron emphasised the risk of terror attacks in saying he believed there was "a strong case" for Britain taking part in airstrikes in Syria.
He told Parliament that the attack was legally justified because the militants were plotting lethal attacks against Britain and the fighters could not be eliminated any other way.
121 migrants, from Arab and African countries and including 10 women, were taken ashore on two boats and transferred to a reception centre in the capital.
Salah Halal "resigned on the orders of the president," a statement from the prime minister's office said.
The Observatory, which relies on a network of activists on the ground, said Al Jazal was the last oil field under government control.
The soldiers are backed by 200 armoured vehicles and 30 Apache helicopters.
Australia's opposition Labor Party on Monday called for 10,000 additional intake slots as a one-time measure.
The Al Sabeen maternity and children's hospital said it had been damaged and appealed to international organisations to help evacuate them.
Israel already built fences along its border with Egypt to stop African migrants and in the Golan Heights bordering Syria.
"Back to School" runs under UNHCR's online campaign, "Voices for Refugees", that seeks to mobilise support for internally displaced people and refugees in the MENA region.