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At least 27 Palestinians were killed and dozens injured when Israeli troops opened fire near a food distribution point in southern Gaza, worsening the ongoing Gaza food crisis. The incident, confirmed by Gaza’s health ministry, marks the third deadly episode in as many days at aid sites. Fatal Incident at Rafah Distribution Center The shooting …
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Israeli warplanes launched a series of deadly airstrikes on the Al Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza, targeting three residential homes without any prior warning. The sudden attack killed at least 19 Palestinians and injured many others, triggering widespread panic and devastation in the overcrowded neighborhood. Targeted Without Warning According to eyewitnesses, the strikes hit …
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At least 47 Palestinians were wounded during a chaotic aid distribution in Rafah on Tuesday, according to the United Nations. Most of the injuries were caused by Israeli gunfire, said Ajith Sunghay, head of the UN Human Rights Office for the Palestinian territories. Speaking to reporters in Geneva, Sunghay described the situation as “deeply concerning” …
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The Israeli military claimed on Saturday that its fighter jets struck 100 targets across Gaza in the past 24 hours. According to the army, one of the key targets was a rocket launcher used to fire at southern Israel yesterday. The statement also said the airstrikes hit underground tunnels, command centers, and infrastructure allegedly used …
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Gaza’s hospitals are overwhelmed as hundreds of injured Palestinians arrived in the early hours of the morning and continued pouring in throughout the day, Al Jazeera reported. Emergency rooms are packed. Hallways are now operating rooms. Medical staff are treating patients non-stop with limited supplies. Doctors and nurses say they are working under extreme pressure. …
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GAZA CITY — Amnesty International has accused Israel of committing a “live-streamed genocide” against Palestinians in Gaza, alleging clear violations of international law and the UN Genocide Convention. In its annual report released Monday, the human rights group said Israeli forces intentionally inflicted “serious bodily and mental harm” and created living conditions designed to “bring …
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Amid continued violence, the Gaza death toll rose sharply on Monday as Israeli airstrikes killed at least 15 more Palestinians, targeting makeshift tent shelters in both northern and southern parts of the enclave. The attacks come as diplomatic channels attempt to revive a potential ceasefire. Tent Shelters Under Fire In a new wave of strikes, …
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The power of language cannot be overstated. Words shape perceptions, guide public discourse, and influence political stances. In the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the shift in terminology from “Palestine” to “Gaza” is far more significant than it may initially appear. This subtle yet significant change has profound implications not only for how we understand …
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The Gaza conflict has escalated, worsening an already devastating humanitarian crisis. Israeli airstrikes intensified across the Gaza Strip, killing at least 32 Palestinians on April 6. The dead include over a dozen women and children. These strikes coincided with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to the U.S. to meet President Donald Trump. In response, …
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Israel has announced strict restrictions on worshippers at Al-Aqsa Mosque during the holy month of Ramadan. The new rules will limit access for Palestinians from the occupied West Bank. Security forces will increase their presence in East Jerusalem, raising tensions in the region. Israeli authorities will only allow men above 55 and women above 50 …
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Four Palestinians released from Israeli detention are in critical condition. The Palestinian Red Crescent reported that they have been hospitalized in Ramallah. Their release was part of the Gaza ceasefire deal. Israel freed 369 Palestinian detainees on Saturday in exchange for three captives in Gaza. Many of the released prisoners showed signs of severe malnutrition …
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In the ongoing Gaza conflict, Israeli quadcopters have emerged as lethal tools targeting Palestinians. These small, remote-controlled drones, often equipped with explosives, have added a new layer of danger to life in Gaza. The increasing use of these quadcopters reflects a shift in modern warfare, amplifying fear and devastation among civilians. Deadly Technology in Action …
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Israel has intensified its airstrikes across Syria, targeting military and ammunition sites, just days after the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime. Syria’s de facto leader, Ahmed al-Sharaa, condemned the strikes but stressed the nation’s focus on reconstruction and stability, avoiding further conflict. Dozens of Israeli Airstrikes Shake Syria Israeli airstrikes have hit more than 60 …
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The humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to worsen, particularly in shelters where displaced Palestinians are seeking refuge. Louise Wateridge of the UN’s agency for Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) highlighted the dire situation, where wounded children cry for food and face unhealed injuries due to inadequate care and resources. Overcrowded Shelters and Dire Living Conditions Wateridge, speaking …
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Heavy rain has inundated tents sheltering displaced Palestinians in Gaza, worsening the plight of 2.3 million residents enduring relentless Israeli airstrikes since October. Families scrambled in the middle of the night as floodwaters destroyed their meager belongings. “We ran in the middle of the night. The rain flooded the tent, the food is gone, and …
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As Israel’s invasion of Gaza enters Day 356, UN Secretary-General António Guterres has described the situation for two million Palestinians as a “living hell that somehow gets even worse by the day.” He emphasized the catastrophic conditions faced by residents in the region. “In the face of these catastrophic conditions, the women and men of …
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Palestinian journalist Bisan Owda and Al Jazeera’s AJ+ have won an Emmy in the Outstanding Hard News Feature Story category for their impactful documentary, It’s Bisan From Gaza – and I’m Still Alive. This recognition comes despite a campaign by a pro-Israel lobby to rescind her nomination, which the Television Academy ultimately rejected. Bisan Owda …
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At least 39 more Palestinians were killed in ongoing Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip over the past 24 hours. This brings the overall death toll since October 7 to 41,534, according to a statement by the Ministry of Health in Gaza, as reported by Anadolu Agency on Thursday. The Ministry’s statement also revealed that …
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Israeli attacks in Gaza have claimed the lives of at least eight Palestinians in a shelter, as violence continues. Gaza’s Health Ministry reported that Israeli strikes have killed 40,972 people since October last year. Additionally, 94,761 people have been injured. The toll continues to rise as intense air and ground operations hit civilian areas. Hezbollah …
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The UK government has suspended some arms export licenses to Israel, citing concerns that the weapons could be used to violate international humanitarian law. This decision follows international criticism of Israel’s actions in Gaza, where over 40,000 Palestinians have been killed. Foreign Secretary David Lammy informed Parliament that 30 of the 350 arms export licenses …
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At least nine people have been killed in a large-scale Israeli attack on the northern part of the occupied West Bank, according to Palestinian health officials and media reports. The attack began early Wednesday and involved hundreds of Israeli ground troops, fighter aircraft, drones, and bulldozers. The assault targeted three key areas: Jenin, Tulkarem, and …
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The ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestinian groups has reached catastrophic levels, with the Gaza Health Ministry reporting that 40,435 Palestinians have been killed since the violence erupted on October 7. The death toll continues to rise as airstrikes, ground operations, and cross-border attacks persist, leaving a trail of devastation across the region. Hezbollah and …
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