Israel Kills 28 Palestinians in Gaza; Humanitarian, Economic Struggles Deepen in Palestinian Territories
At least 28 Palestinians were killed and dozens more wounded when Israeli forces bombed three homes in Gaza City. The...
Israeli Forces Kill Five Palestinians in Nuseirat, Destroy Buildings in Rafah
Five Palestinians were killed, and 17 others wounded in Israeli attacks on two homes in the Nuseirat refugee camp. Residents...
US Casts Doubt on Gaza Ceasefire Plan as Hamas Proposes Changes
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has expressed scepticism regarding modifications proposed by Hamas to the ceasefire agreement. At a...
UNSC Adopts US-Backed Gaza Ceasefire Resolution
The United Nations Security Council has finally approved a resolution aimed at ending the Israel’s eight-month long military onslaught on...
Hamas Accuses Israel of Obstructing Ceasefire Amid Blinken’s Trip to Middle East
Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh has accused Israel of obstructing ceasefire efforts. This accusation coincides with US Secretary of State Antony...
Israel’s War on Gaza: Massacre at Nuseirat Refugee Camp Sparks International Outrage
The Nuseirat refugee camp in Gaza has become the centre of international condemnation following an Israeli military raid that killed...
EU Calls for Independent Investigation Into Israeli Attack on UN School
The Israeli airstrike on the al-Sardi school in Deir al-Balah killed at least 40 Palestinians, including 23 women and children....
Netanyahu Warns Tough Response Against Hezbollah as Border Tensions Rise
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned on Wednesday that Israel would hit back with great force against Hezbollah after the...
Israel’s War on Gaza: Netanyahu Contradicts US Ceasefire Offer
US President Joe Biden has confirmed that Israel is ready to move forward with a proposal offered to Hamas, devised...
Biden’s Gaza Ceasefire Proposal ‘Positive’: Hamas
The Palestinian resistance group Hamas said on Saturday it has positive view of US President Joe Biden’s recent ceasefire proposal...
