内容摘要：She added that Israel needs to "end its restrictions" on aid now and "let the UN and humanitarians do their job to save lives, reduce suffering and maintain dignity".

She added that Israel needs to "end its restrictions" on aid now and "let the UN and humanitarians do their job to save lives, reduce suffering and maintain dignity".

Fashion brand The North Face and luxury jeweller Cartier have become the latest retailers to report having customer data stolen in cyber attacks.North Face has emailed some customers saying it discovered a "small-scale" attack in April this year.

Cartier said "an unauthorized party gained temporary access to our system".Both brands say data such as customers names and email addresses were taken, but financial information was not.There has been a wave of cyber attacks on high-profile retailers in recent weeks, including Adidas, Victoria's Secret and Harrods.

Marks and Spencer (M&S) and the Co-op had their operations severely disrupted when they were targeted in April.The UK's National Crime Agency has said catching the criminals responsible is

the hackers it was targeted by used a technique called "credential stuffing", where attackers try usernames and passwords stolen from another data breach, in the hope customers have reused the same passwords across multiple accounts.

They say the attackers may have been able to gain access to some users' shipping addresses and purchase histories.The family members include Mr Soliman's wife, Hayam El Gamal, 41, as well as the couple's 17-year-old daughter, two other daughters and two sons.

They are being held at an immigration detention centre in Texas, over 900 miles (1,450km) from their home in Colorado.Department of Homeland Security officials have said that Mr Soliman arrived in the US on a tourist visa in August 2022. That visa expired the following year. He made an asylum claim in September 2022.

According to police documents, the suspect told officials that he "never talked to his wife or his family" about his plans, and that he had left a phone in a desk drawer with messages to his wife and children. His wife turned the phone in to authorities.One of Mr Soliman's daughters was recently awarded a scholarship by a local newspaper in Colorado Springs. A profile in the Gazette newspaper noted she "was born in Egypt but lived in Kuwait for 14 years" and relocated to the US two years ago.