Israel kills at least 89 in Gaza, including 17 aid seekers; 303 dead of starvation; Israel’s attack may be a war crime; food insecurity v. famine; Israel sitting on ceasefire deal, appears “uninterested”; Israeli soldiers mock American celebs over support for Palestinians; Reuters journalist quits
A clear and growing majority of Americans are in favor of recognizing a Palestinian state and prioritizing aid to Gaza over weapons to Israel.
Mohamed Salama and Ahmed Abu Aziz were among 19 killed, after Israeli forces ambushed bystanders and first responders at Khan Younis hospital
Palestinian teenagers kidnapped and imprisoned by Israeli occupation forces during the genocidal war on Gaza accused their jailers of torturing and sexually assaulting them in a report.
Israel rushed to attempt to discredit the report that determined Gaza is suffering from the highest level of famine. But lies and victim-playing do not change one basic fact: Israel starved Gazans until the world intervened.
A 21st-century famine, watched over by drones and the most advanced military technology in history…It is a famine on all of our watch. Everyone owns this.
The Israeli army’s deliberate killing of five Palestinian farmers while working on their land in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, reflects a recurring pattern and an ongoing systematic policy aimed at destroying any attempt to secure the minimum food supply through local production.
US and Israeli sources describe a pattern of obstruction by Israeli leadership, even as Hamas accepted key terms for a ceasefire in the region.
The U.N. says hundreds of Palestinians have been shot and killed by Israel Defense Forces and foreign military contractors at or near its aid sites.
Israeli forces kill at least 51 Palestinians in Gaza on Sunday, including at least 24 aid seekers; 289 known dead of starvation; Gaza City destruction; shelter shortage; in West Bank, Israel uproots thousands of olive trees in 72 hours; Netanyahu talks tough