Israeli forces killed at least 100 Palestinians in Gaza on Monday, including at least 41 aid seekers; concentration camp plans on back burner; airdrops; 3 Palestinians killed in West Bank; annexation of Gaza?
Israeli forces kill at least 88 Palestinians in Gaza on Sunday – on the first day of 10-hour “humanitarian pauses”; a smattering of aid enters, including airdrops that injure more than 10; Mike Huckabee claims GHF is “safe” as 29 aid-seekers are killed; Hamas comments on ceasefire negotiation breakdown; Handala update
I take my final exams on an empty stomach, with a fogged mind and a weakened body, as prices skyrocket and Gaza is starved to death while the world watches in silence
UN chief: “I cannot explain the level of indifference and inaction we see by too many in the international community. The lack of compassion. The lack of truth. The lack of humanity.”
An investigation by +972 Magazine and Local Call — based on conversations with five Israeli security sources, testimonies from Palestinian eyewitnesses and rescue personnel, and an examination of dozens of cases similar to the Arafat family bombing — reveals that the army has adopted the practice known as “double tap” strikes as standard procedure in Gaza.
Israeli forces killed at least 85 Palestinians in Gaza on Tuesday, including at least 31 aid seekers; teen killed in West Bank; world leaders condemn Israel’s man-made catastrophe
In Gaza, summer no longer brings light – it brings thirst, hunger, and grief. The sun itself has been turned against us.
Israeli forces killed at least 41 in Gaza, including aid-seekers; infant dies of malnutrition; Israel has destroyed 88% of the area of Gaza, and other stats; Israel rejected ceasefire deal releasing all captives; 14-year-old killed in West Bank; Syria ceasefire; Apple hiring former Israeli spies
Secret meetings, altered records, ignored intelligence: the inside story of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s political calculations since Oct. 7.
University announces the move as it tries to restore $400 million in funds frozen over its alleged failure to protect Jewish students