Israel kills over 100 in Gaza, including dozens of aid-seekers; 3 children die of malnutrition, including an infant; Israel may be open to ending the war, at last; Mike Huckabee stands up for Palestinian victims; Flotilla ship Handala on its way to Gaza
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.
Israeli forces killed at least 61 Palestinians in Gaza; newborn baby dies of malnutrition; Palestinian killed in West Bank, another dies in prison; Israeli settlers desecrate West Bank church; Columbia University urged to reverse adoption of IHRA definition of antisemitism; more
“This was not aid distribution,” said Ahmed Abu Amra, who witnessed gas bombs being fired at aid seekers at a Gaza Humanitarian Foundation site. “It was a real massacre committed against the hungry who came hoping to get some food.”
University announces the move as it tries to restore $400 million in funds frozen over its alleged failure to protect Jewish students
Nearly 400 Jewish organizations are urging the nation’s largest teachers’ union to reject a proposal that would sever ties with the ADL over the war in Gaza.
Colombia says ‘we will no longer allow international law to be treated as optional’ as nations pledge to prevent arms transfers to Israel for Gaza atrocities.
Israeli forces kill at least 93 in Gaza, fire poisonous gas at aid seekers; the sea becomes a killing zone; Netanyahu drags his feet on ceasefire; Israel-Syria conflict heats up with Israeli attacks; “antisemitism” on campus; the Hague Group to hold Israel legally accountable for genocide
Israel bombed a water distribution point in Gaza as dozens of civilians, mostly women and children, waited in line for water. This was not the first time.