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WASHINGTON — As Gaza buries its dead and starves under siege, the Trump administration has quietly signed off on a 6.7 billion dollar surge of US weapons for Israel, adding new attack
Hamas's political office deputy head Musa Abu Marzouk said Palestinians have consistently backed Russia as a mediator in Gaza, but Israel's refusal to accept any party without its own consent has kept Moscow sidelined. The disclosure sharpens a structural paradox
In a devastating escalation of tensions in the Middle East, an Israeli airstrike on the Ein el-Hilweh Palestinian refugee camp in southern Lebanon killed 13 people and wounded several others, marking the
In the shadow of one of the most prolonged and devastating conflicts in recent history, the Gaza Strip remains a humanitarian nightmare, with over 69,000 Palestinians reported dead since the war’s onset
In a shocking display of authoritarian overreach disguised as national security, Canada’s border authorities detained and interrogated Richard Falk, a venerable 95-year-old international law scholar and former UN special rapporteur on Palestinian
On the 711th day of the Gaza conflict, the humanitarian crisis in Gaza has reached alarming new heights. The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) has accused Israel
The United Arab Emirates announced Monday it would not participate in an international stabilization force for Gaza, dealing a significant blow to the Trump administration’s ambitious peace plan as regional powers increasingly
Palestine’s annual olive harvest is more than just an agricultural event; it is a deeply rooted cultural tradition and a symbol of resilience, identity, and sustenance. As olives ripen each October in
Southern Gaza remains engulfed in relentless turmoil as Israeli airstrikes, shelling, and demolition campaigns continue unabated. Despite a fragile truce earlier this month, the humanitarian crisis deepens, with Palestinians facing severe hunger
In a quiet noon exchange on Nov. 3, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) transferred five Palestinian prisoners released by Israel, a gesture that briefly softened the edges of a
In the fragile quiet that follows negotiated pauses of violence, the region’s true ledger is written not in treaties but in what combatants return: the bodies of the dead, a few living
In a stark reminder of the persistent violence and complex geopolitics shaping the Middle East, Israel has once again escalated its aggressive stance by threatening to intensify attacks on Hezbollah operating in
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