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Israel has halted all food distribution across Gaza for the entire day, worsening an already dire humanitarian crisis. The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), supported by the United States, has suspended its operations, citing “renovation, reorganisation and efficiency improvement work.” As thousands in Gaza face acute hunger, the sudden closure has sparked outrage. The Israeli military …
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Israel’s far-right national security minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, sparked outrage on Sunday after storming the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied East Jerusalem. He was joined by thousands of settlers and politicians to mark Jerusalem Day, a controversial event that celebrates the occupation of Palestinian land since 1967. Ben-Gvir released a video from the compound, calling for …
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Medical staff at Nasser Hospital face a dire situation as Israeli attacks and a severe blockade strain resources. Palestinian physician Ahmed al-Farra described the constant challenge of deciding which patients to treat first. “We have to make heartbreaking decisions every day,” al-Farra said. “My doctor in the pediatric ICU asked me what to do in …
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The United Nations has renewed its call for accountability after Israel admitted its military was behind a deadly strike in Gaza that killed a UN staff member and injured at least five others. The incident occurred on March 19, when an Israeli shell hit a UN guest house in the Gaza Strip. The location of …
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GAZA: In a new development, the Israeli army has reportedly asked for an additional 10 billion shekels ($2.6 billion) to expand its military operation in Gaza. The funds are expected to support a large-scale ground incursion that aims to seize 40% of Gaza’s territory in the coming weeks. Critics say the expansion will fuel more …
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Tel Aviv/Paris – Israel cancels the entry visas of 27 French lawmakers and officials just 48 hours before their scheduled visit to Israel and the occupied West Bank, sparking sharp criticism and diplomatic unease between Paris and Tel Aviv. The group—comprising 17 members of the French National Assembly, including representatives from the Ecologist Party and …
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TEL AVIV — Over 200 retired Israeli police officers, including former chiefs and district commanders, have signed a letter urging the Israeli government to prioritize the return of captives held in Gaza — even if it means ending the war. The petition, reported by Haaretz, reflects growing internal dissent against the ongoing military operation in …
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