US-Israel war on Iran: headlines from all over ■ Medical stocks critically low in Gaza ■ Israeli settler violence ■ Being Palestinian in Israel during a war ■ No war powers resolution from Congress
Headlines across the spectrum of the US-Israel war on Iran; hunger in Gaza; settlers kill Palestinian in West Bank; Mike Waltz said what?
In a lesson learned from Nazi concentration camps, a sudden influx of nutrients after famine can cause spikes in blood glucose and fatal electrolyte imbalances.
The U.S.-led Civil-Military Coordination Center is proposing a residential zone in Gaza with biometric surveillance, checkpoints, and educational programs promoting normalization with Israel.
The Israeli attacks bring total number of Palestinians killed by their military to 425 since October ceasefire took effect
For the people of Gaza, these cultural sites weren’t just landmarks or of mere archaeological value, they were a heritage passed from one generation to another.
One year ago, an iconic photo from Gaza went viral of Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya walking through rubble in Gaza to be detained by Israeli forces. Today, Safiya is still being held without charges, but you wouldn’t know it from reading the New York Times.
Israeli authorities ban aid groups from delivering ‘dual-use’ items to Gaza while allowing Israeli and other firms to sell them at a large premium
Israel is expelling 37 aid groups – a likely death sentence for 100,000s of Palestinians. But the Times speaks only of ‘new rules’ in Gaza, and ‘suspensions’ for those who ‘resist registration’
Israeli news: Israel has pushed responsibility for Gaza’s civilians onto international aid groups, then smeared, restricted, and ultimately barred many of them – because they witnessed to the truth.