Israel killed 104 Gazans in the last 24 hours, 629 in the last week; food trickles in, some bakeries reopen; Israeli plan to ‘steal humanitarian aid’; US/Israeli new “plan” for food distribution demonstrates incompetence; more Israeli attacks on healthcare; Netanyahu’s latest unhinged statement; much more.
At least 82 killed in Gaza; death and hunger stalk the enclave; Israeli protesters block aid trucks; Pope Leo begs Israel to feed Gaza; Netanyahu demands ethnic cleansing to end war; Israeli troops fire ‘warning shots’ at 35 int’l diplomats visiting West Bank; 2 Israeli Embassy staff killed in DC; Microsoft; David Lammy; Eurovision winner says “no Israel next year”; more.
International law provides special protection for children in armed conflicts. Countless Palestinian children have been killed, yet no law is protecting them.
While airstrikes account for mass casualties, bulldozers and explosives are flattening Gaza from the ground — what soldiers say is a systematic campaign to make the Strip unlivable, a joint investigation reveals.
Israeli forces killed at least 98 Palestinians across the Gaza Strip on Monday; Israel allows tiniest dribble of aid into Gaza; Israel’s plan for future food distribution a “dangerous sham”; breaking int’l laws right and left; 92% of Gaza homes destroyed; US poised to ‘abandon’ Israel; France, UK, Canada threaten ‘concrete actions’ if Israel continues Gaza invasion
Amid widespread starvation and clear indications of a genocide occurring in Gaza, governments that are parties to the Genocide Convention should be acting – but they are not.
Israel to allow some food into Gaza – but the reason why is puzzling; Ha’aretz on Israel’s “plan” to “partially serve” half of Gaza’s hungry; American ICU nurse exposes Gaza war crimes; leaked map reveals Israel’s plan for Gaza
Israel pummels northern Gaza; shady “humanitarian aid” group won’t help the most vulnerable; Italy tells Israel “that’s enough”
Watch what’s happening in Gaza, but keep one eye on the West Bank – Israel has Palestinians there in its crosshairs too, and covets the land for itself.
Although Edan Alexander was a soldier captured at a military outpost, U.S. news outlets rarely described him as a prisoner of war.