With reference to The wildlife expert who tackled climate change (October 1): Loved her all my life. What a beautiful soul, her life and work will live forever. Rest in peace, Ms Goodall.
Roshnee Nalwala, Dubai
Dr Goodall reminded the world that animals feel, think and love and that humanity must listen to them with humility. Her legacy will live on in every forest protected, every child awakened to the beauty of the natural world and ever act of compassion to animals. From the Zagros mountains, my people honour your voice and courage and the light you leave behind. Rest in peace, guardian of nature. With deepest respect to you and all who carry your mission forward.
Mehrdad Taheri, Istanbul, Turkey
She was my idol since childhood, and her important work will live forever.
Tina H, Aberdeen, Scotland
Trump's Gaza peace plan
With regard to the report by Hamza Hendawi and Khaled Yacoub Oweis Hamas cornered but may drag heels on Trump ceasefire plan (September 30): The key thing to insist on for the sake of the future of Palestine is changing is withdrawal of all Israeli troops, permanent cessation of hostilities with international guarantees, and an immediate implementation of the two state solution. If they do not do that, then it's not really a peace agreement.
Mona Tayera Deeley, London
Blair's role in Palestine
With reference to Thomas Harding and Damien McElroy's report UK ministers back Trump plan as Blair is handed role (September 30): Have we run out of Palestinians to consult on this plan that involves their very future?
Karly J, Doha, Qatar
Wasn't the Balfour Declaration fiasco enough for the British? Why this need to further the damage? Leave the future of Gaza to Palestinians and the Arab world.
Dinaz M, Abu Dhabi
Why are white people deciding what Palestinians do with their land and their lives? Also why is a British man involved in Palestine's future. Isn't this what started the mess in the first place?
Rima Karam Patel, Dubai
Impossible to believe. The people responsible should be peace makers, not war mongers.
Helen M Cole, New Jersey, US
The Palestinian Authority should be involved for decisions about the future governance and geographical aspects of the Palestinian people. It is the only body that should decide if they want assistance from others - whether the neighbouring countries or proven friends in the world such as Spain, Ireland, or the current Palestinian ambassadors from other countries or UNHCR representatives. My view might possibly be that of a naive outsider but the Palestinians should be involved in their own future.
Claudia Malik, Cambridge, UK
Palestine is for the Palestinian people. They should get to decide.
Socelle Fuentes, Dubai
