Ten months after Israel and Hamas declared a cease-fire in Gaza, Palestinian residents are enduring harsh humanitarian conditions, as a new survey finds 1.98 million Palestinians currently live in tents, temporary shelters or semi-destroyed buildings
“The baby had a genetic issue AND was being starved by Israel AND the starvation exacerbated the condition,” said journalist Ryan Grim.
Dr. Mark Perlmutter was volunteering in Gaza that day, and could not get a pledge from his Congress member that the US was working to keep him safe.
With crossings closed and hospitals destroyed, medical training is at a standstill – and the specialists Gaza needs to rebuild may never exist
Roughly 1 million Palestinians are living in stifling tents across Gaza. Most of the rest are still waiting for sheltering supplies. And the hottest part of the summer is still ahead.
Anna Liedke became the first flotilla activist to talk publicly about rape in Israeli detention. More than a dozen other flotilla members have since reported sexual assault.
A new report maps a network of Israel advocacy groups that work to influence Berlin to discredit the UN agency for Palestinian refugees. ‘The debate over UNRWA was definitely not evidence-based.’
Dr. Mohammed Abu Salmiya says deaths caused by collapse of territory’s health system now exceed those due to Israeli airstrikes
Israeli forces closed a major charitable association in Nablus, confiscating aid and drawing accusations of systematically targeting Palestinian civil institutions.
Gaza’s Ministry of Social Development warns of a “silent famine” as aid deliveries remain far below needs, deepening shortages of food, water, medicine, shelter