Israel is carrying out a deliberate campaign of starvation in the occupied Gaza Strip, systematically destroying the health, well-being, and social fabric of Palestinian life, Amnesty International said today as it published chilling new testimonies of starved displaced civilians.
In a double crime, Israel forcibly disappears Palestinians, and then denies their families access the truth about their loved ones, rights group says
Israel kills at least 57 in Gaza on Sunday, including 38 aid seekers; 263 now dead of starvation; another school year without school in Gaza; burn any flag you want, except Israel’s, says US judge; wise words (again) from Francesca Albanese
Despite claims by Israeli authorities that there is no limit on humanitarian aid entering Gaza, most major international NGOs have been unable to deliver a single truck of lifesaving supplies since March 2025.
Israeli forces killed at least 51 Palestinians in Gaza in the last 24 hours, including at least 17 aid seekers; malnutrition deaths at 251; settler attacks; former IDF general calls Palestinian death toll in Gaza ‘necessary’; another Congress member says “genocide”; watch out, Maersk!
The New York Times reveals some facts about Palestinians being held in Israeli prisons as suspects in the October 7th assault. If Americans Knew fills in a few of the critical items that NYT reporting left out.
A $25 billion deal is the latest acquisition to strengthen the link between the U.S. tech sector and Israeli intelligence.
Israeli forces arbitrarily detained and tortured a Palestinian 16-year-old from Gaza for 26 days in a military prison camp in southern Israel.
Israel kills at least 73 in Gaza, including 21 aid seekers; 235 have now died of starvation; antibiotic-resistant diseases; ceasefire proposal; status quo in Jerusalem; whitewashing the killing of Gaza journalists; a message from The Elders
Israeli universities regularly collaborate with the military, which has destroyed all academic life in Gaza. That’s done nothing to slow U.S.-Israeli partnerships.