What began as one writer’s quest to save his cherished book collection through six displacements became a grassroots effort to salvage the remains of Gaza’s libraries. The newly opened Phoenix Library is also a testament of resilience: ‘We refuse to be a people who just live in tents and wait’
Police arrest suspect who struck a 48-year-old nun in the face while she was walking in the city
Israel attacks Gaza-bound humanitarian flotilla in int’l waters ■ Israeli forces kill 2 in West Bank ■ Israel approves even more settlement units ■ Latest from Iran, Lebanon, Syria ■ Top Israeli religious body won’t condemn destruction of Christ statue ■ More.
While the world’s attention has been hijacked by the made-for-Israel war against Iran, a flotilla is determined to remind the international community that there is no pause in Gaza’s genocide. Now Israeli forces have intercepted it & detained crews
A deep dive into the controversial and high-profile anchor’s approach to journalism, Trump, Israel, and the fallout in the CBS newsroom. His interview with Ta-Nehisi Coates appeared to change the trajectory of Dokoupil’s career, and of CBS News.
Less than one percent of debris has been removed from Gaza, and thousands of people still wait to bury loved ones who were killed in airstrikes and remain under the rubble. ‘I would dig with my own hands to bring out my son,’ says one father, who can’t reach his son’s body
Infants born at the outbreak of the conflict face a lifetime of disability from toxic gas, severe burns, and a collapsed healthcare system. 1,200 children in Gaza now suffer from spinal cord injuries and paralysis directly resulting from Israeli attacks.
Latest from Iran, Lebanon, and (NEW) Syria ■ Jerusalem Patriarch, Doctors w/o Borders weigh in on Gaza ■ Israeli attacks on nun, French-funded facilities in West Bank ■ Palestine and FIFA ■ More
Congress hasn’t declared war or authorized it, and it wasn’t precipitated by an imminent attack or a national emergency. If the war continues through Friday without congressional approval, it will be illegal, having passed the 60-day threshold that the president is given, under the War Powers Resolution, to conduct this kind of military operation.
Bari Weiss, who was named editor by Israel partisan David Ellison to promote Israel, is replacing 20-year veteran Claire Day with a correspondent based in Israel with no experience in television or management. Weiss has long been an Israel operative.