In January, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) made a significant ruling, telling Israel to stop actions that could lead to genocide and to allow UN investigators to look into accusations of such crimes. Bolivia is now stepping up, claiming that the situation in Gaza is a genocidal war and
Israel is making a big effort to convince U.S. Congress members to stop South Africa from continuing its legal case against them at the International Court of Justice (ICJ). This is all happening because South Africa has accused Israel of serious crimes in their war in Gaza, and the pressure
Noa Argamani, an Israeli woman who was freed from Hamas captivity in Gaza in June, has revealed something surprising. On Friday, she said her injuries weren’t caused by Hamas fighters but by an Israeli air strike that happened during her rescue. Argamani was taken by Palestinian armed groups during the
Since 2014, farmers in Gaza, especially those near the border with Israel, have faced numerous hardships. Their crops have been sprayed with harmful chemicals from the air, bulldozed by Israeli forces, and the farmers themselves have been targeted by snipers. This area, known for its complex system of fences and
Hamas is pushing for the release of Marwan Barghouti, a powerful Fatah leader serving multiple life sentences in Israel, as part of a potential ceasefire and hostage exchange deal. This surprising demand has reportedly been accepted by mediators, including the U.S., as they work to finalize an agreement that could
On August 7, Türkiye will join South Africa in a major genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice. Announced by Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan during his visit to Egypt, this bold move includes submitting a detailed file to support the case. Fidan’s visit, aimed at strengthening Türkiye-Egypt
Conflicting stories are swirling about how Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was killed—was it a bomb, a missile, or both? The New York Times initially reported that Haniyeh was taken out by a bomb planted months earlier in his guesthouse. However, this claim is disputed by eyewitnesses and analyses from GGI,
Hamas and Fatah, longtime rivals, signed an agreement in Beijing to work together for national unity and govern Gaza once the war ends. Hosted by China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi, this historic pact aims to form an interim national reconciliation government. This deal comes amid a devastating conflict between Hamas
On July 17, Oxfam unveiled a shocking report (view below) accusing Israel of using water as a weapon in Gaza, drastically cutting the region’s water supply by 94% through targeted attacks on facilities. With 88% of Gaza’s water wells destroyed and all desalination plants out of commission, nearly a quarter