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
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu altered his travel plans amid fears of an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court (ICC). He canceled visits to the Czech Republic and Hungary on his way to the United States to address Congress, opting for a direct flight to avoid potential legal complications.
Despite the U.N. not officially declaring a famine in Gaza after Israel’s blockade, ten top U.N. experts have proclaimed that intentional starvation by Israel has led to a famine across the region. They cited the deaths of multiple children from malnutrition as undeniable evidence. Although Israel claims to have increased
The UK government’s intervention at the International Criminal Court (ICC) has delayed a decision on whether to issue an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for alleged war crimes in Gaza. By allowing the UK to present legal arguments, the ICC has sparked concerns that Britain’s actions are
In a groundbreaking decision, Israel’s high court has ruled that ultra-Orthodox Jewish students must now be drafted into the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF), overturning decades of exemption. This ruling, which aims to address inequality in military service amid ongoing conflict, has sparked intense debate and protests. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s
In a tragic incident, an Israeli airstrike hit near the main gate of the UN’s Palestinian refugee agency headquarters in Gaza City, killing at least eight people and injuring many others who were seeking aid or sheltering from the conflict. The attack, which Israel claims targeted a site used by
Gaza is facing a severe hunger crisis as the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas has pushed nearly half a million people to the brink of starvation, with 96% of the population struggling to find enough food. A report warns that only an end to the conflict and unrestricted humanitarian
Discover how Indian-made weapons are quietly making their way to Israel amid the Gaza conflict, sparking controversy and raising questions about India’s stance on international conflicts. A cargo ship, loaded with explosives reportedly from India, was tracked heading towards Israel, bypassing usual routes to avoid conflict zones. This revelation comes