In the aftermath of strikes in Gaza that resulted in seven fatalities, the founder of World Central Kitchen (WCK) has accused Israel of systematically targeting aid workers. The strikes, which hit three WCK vehicles in central Gaza on Monday, have sparked...
Israel Accused of Targeting Aid Workers in Gaza Strikes
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Analysis: Was the Attack Against the Aid Workers Intentional?
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Australian Humanitarian Agencies Condemn Aid Worker Deaths in Gaza Amid Criticism of Biden’s Response
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Iran accuses Israel of killing Iranian military commanders in airstrike on consulate in Syria
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Amit Soussana speaks out on her abduction and sexual assault in Gaza
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While the world was worrying about Kate’s Conspiracies: Israel started its invasion of Rafah
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Famine and Starvation is Becoming the Deadliest Weapon from Israel
As the world watches one country destroy another for their “righteous” war. Israel’s deadliest weapon is the aftermath of the bombing in Gaza, Lebanon, and Rafah. While Netanyahu still claims that his only goal is to eradicate Hamas, every day it seems more that his...
Tensions Flare Between US and Israel Over Gaza Conflict
In a series of interviews over the weekend, the ongoing war in Gaza intensified tensions between US President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. During an interview with MSNBC on Saturday, President Biden criticized Netanyahu's approach, arguing...
US Airdrops Aid to Gaza: A Band-Aid on a Bullet Wound
The recent airdrops of aid by the US into Gaza come amid a desperate humanitarian crisis. Images of devastation and hungry families flicker across our screens, prompting a natural urge to help. However, experts warn that airdrops offer minimal relief and fail to...
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President Herzog of Israel's recent invitation to the inauguration of the Holocaust Museum has sparked a wave of reactions, both in Israel and globally. What was planned as an observance of the Holocaust and a promotion of education and remembrance has now become a...
Diplomatic Efforts and Humanitarian Concerns: Addressing the Israel-Hamas Conflict
In the midst of the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas in the Middle East, diplomatic efforts are underway to broker a ceasefire deal and address pressing humanitarian concerns. The UK's foreign secretary, Lord Cameron, recently shed light on the current state...
According to UN investigations, there is clear evidence that Hamas committed sexual assault on both hostages and Palestinian Detainees.
An anticipated report by the UN has found that instances of sexual violence were committed during the October 7 attacks inside Israel as well as against Palestinians in the West Bank. Proving that Hamas is not fighting for Palestinians as they claim but only to push...
New Zealand Expands Hamas Terror Designation
New Zealand extended its terrorist designation to encompass the entire Hamas organization on Thursday, a significant expansion of its policy regarding the Islamist group. Previously, only Hamas's military wing had been designated as a "terrorist entity" back in 2010....
More than 30.000 people have been killed in the war between Israel and Gaza
Since the commencement of the conflict between Israel and Hamas in October last year, Gaza's health ministry in the besieged enclave reported that over 30,000 individuals have lost their lives as of Thursday. Israel claims to have eliminated around 10,000 Hamas...
Northern Gaza’s Last Functional Hospital Forced to Shut Down
In a devastating blow to the already strained healthcare system in the Gaza Strip, Al-Awda Hospital, situated in the city of Jabalia in northern Gaza, has been compelled to halt all medical services indefinitely. The closure comes as a result of acute shortages in...
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