Trump’s AI-generated video reimagines Gaza as a luxury resort, erasing its wartime devastation.
Three Israeli hostages were released by Hamas Saturday, In return, Israel freed 183 Palestinian prisoners.
Legislation threatening deliveries for Palestinians goes into effect Thursday
U.S. president is pushing Egypt and Jordan to take in refugees. Arab states are opposed.
The cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas continues to hold
The president said the move could be temporary or long-term
On Saturday, Israel released 200 Palestinian prisoners in exchange for four female Israeli soldiers.
Hamas handed over four female Israeli soldier hostages to the International Committee of the Red Cross in Gaza City on Saturday as part of the ongoing ceasefire agreement rollout.
Aid organizations have emphasized the critical need for "unimpeded, sustained humanitarian aid" to Gaza under the new ceasefire deal.
According to Turkish media Anadolu, the rally, organized by the National Will Platform—a coalition of 308 NGOs—drew elders, women, and children who carried Turkish and Palestinian flags, prayed for peace, and called for an end to the ongoing atrocities in Gaza.
“This policy, inflicted as part of a mass killing of Palestinian civilians in Gaza, means Israeli authorities have committed the crime against humanity of extermination, which is ongoing. This policy also amounts to an ‘act of genocide’ under the Genocide Convention of 1948,” HRW stated.
Israeli strikes leave dozens dead in Gaza's northern town, while sudden attack in central Beirut reportedly kills Mohammad Afif, head of Hezbollah's media relations
The US through the letter, demands “urgent and sustained actions by your [Israel] government this month to reverse the trajectory.”
Separated by closed borders, clutching invitations for canceled weddings, Palestinians entered a year of limbo that still has no end in sight
Letters and meeting minutes appear to show Hamas seeking funding from Tehran, trying to win support from Hezbollah
The attack comes amid heightened tensions between the two countries over the war in Gaza
Greek-American analyst John Sitilides argues that current U.S. strategy may be insufficient in curbing Iranian aggression
Biden’s vice president has been outspoken on civilian casualties and the humanitarian crisis
Seven deaths, which the group blames on an Israeli airstrike, draw condemnation from Western capitals
Security services are on edge as the Israel-Hamas conflict galvanizes new actors