palestine

The Vicious Cycle Driving Gaza’s North to Famine

‘Beyond words.’ Disaster is brewing as aid is repeatedly prevented from reaching the enclave.

The Aging Bureaucrat Frustrating the West’s Plan for Gaza

Mahmoud Abbas, once an architect of Palestinian statehood, is seen by Western nations and their allies as an obstacle to progress on the enclave’s future

Palestinian Students Shot in Vermont Say Attack Gave Them a Voice

They and their families are pushing for the shooting to be prosecuted as a hate crime and to increase public support for Gaza

For Fleeing Palestinians, Gaza Has Shrunk—by Two-Thirds

Israeli warnings to evacuate cover widening swaths of the enclave as the war enters its fourth month

For Postwar Gaza, Differences Grow Over Palestinian Leadership Role

The Palestinian Authority faces critics for problems in the West Bank amid war with Israel