Palestinian Arabs
Aid workers, Palestinians, and families in Gaza are bracing themselves for the worst as Israel's nearly three-month blockade leaves the territory's residents struggling to survive. The blockade, which has denied entry to food, fuel, medicine, and other essential supplies, has pushed the already impoverished Gaza Strip
Palestinian Arabs
Hospitals in Gaza reported that at least 45 people, including women and a week-old infant, were killed in overnight Israeli strikes. The strikes come as Israel's war on Hamas shows no signs of relenting, despite a surge in international anger at Israel's widening offensive. Israel began
Palestinian Arabs
Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have killed at least 85 Palestinians, despite growing international condemnation. The Israeli government allowed in dozens of trucks carrying aid, but experts warn that many of Gaza's two million residents are at high risk of famine due to the nearly three-month blockade. The United
Palestinian Arabs
Dozens of aid trucks have begun entering Gaza after a new military offensive by Israel killed at least 85 Palestinians overnight, despite widespread international condemnation. The Israeli government has allowed in limited aid, but tensions remain high as the war rages on, with over 300 people killed in Gaza and
Palestinian Arabs
Western leaders, including British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, French President Emmanuel Macron, and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, have issued a joint statement expressing strong opposition to Israel's military offensive in Gaza and threatening to take further concrete actions if Israel does not cease its onslaught and lift
Palestinian Arabs
For nearly three months, Israel's blockade of food, medicine, and other supplies has ravaged the Gaza Strip, home to over 2 million Palestinians. In a slight easing, Israel has allowed five aid trucks carrying baby food and other essential supplies to enter the territory via the Kerem Shalom
Palestinian Arabs
As the world commemorates the 1948 Nakba, the scale of human suffering and displacement in both Gaza and the West Bank underscores the brutal and ongoing nature of Israel's colonial-settler project. Over 2.4 million Palestinians in Gaza face dire living conditions, with more than 50,000 killed
Palestinian Arabs
Gaza's local authorities have condemned Israeli opposition leader Yair Golan's comments that his country kills children as a "hobby" as an admission of the ongoing genocide against the Palestinians in the enclave. Golan's statements, made public early Tuesday, have triggered a firestorm
Palestinian Arabs
A wave of Israeli attacks across the Gaza Strip has resulted in the deaths of at least 78 Palestinians, targeting homes, tents, and schools sheltering displaced people. The attacks were concentrated in central Gaza, with a devastating airstrike on the Abu Samra family home in Deir al-Balah leaving 13 people
Palestinian Arabs
The situation in Gaza continues to deteriorate as a series of intense airstrikes and continuous shelling carried out by Israeli occupation forces has resulted in the deaths of 45 Palestinians and dozens more injured. The attacks occurred across the northern, central, and southern areas of the Gaza Strip since Tuesday
Palestinian Arabs
Israel has resumed limited aid to the Gaza Strip, entering the territory with five trucks carrying essential supplies, including baby food, after nearly three months of blockade. The United Nations has welcomed the move, but emphasized the need for more extensive aid to address the crisis affecting over two million
Netanyahu, Benjamin
The humanitarian situation in Gaza has deteriorated to a crisis point, with thousands of babies at risk of death due to lack of aid. Israel's denial of the impending famine has been met with increasing global pressure. On Monday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that "minimal"
