After the Israeli war, what’s next for Gaza?
The brutal events of Oct. 7 merely resurface the inconvenient question of what will happen to Gaza. It is a question people have been asking since the Oslo Accords, and certainly since 2006, when the
The brutal events of Oct. 7 merely resurface the inconvenient question of what will happen to Gaza. It is a question people have been asking since the Oslo Accords, and certainly since 2006, when the
There’s a narrative brewing that President Joe Biden’s support for Israel could be the death knell for his reelection bid. Sen. Bernie Sanders, for example, has said the issue could be “decisive” in November. Headlines
On Friday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a plan for the administration of Gaza following IDF military operations in the territory. Netanyahu’s plan consists of four pillars: Israeli “security control” in Gaza, administration via
When President Joe Biden delivers his State of the Union speech on Thursday, the audience will include 17 relatives of Americans held captive or murdered by Hamas terrorists in Israel. A list published Monday by
President Joe Biden is under pressure from young voters to change his policy on Gaza. He is unlikely to upend a lifetime of support for Israel. But there is one thing his administration can do
Two Belgian ministers have called for Israel's exclusion from the Eurovision Song Contest while the Gaza war is ongoing as a punitive measure for the toll on Palestinian civilians. Controversy over the conflict has hit
A U.N. expert said on Thursday that Israel was destroying Gaza's food system as part of a broader "starvation campaign" in its war against Hamas militants. Aid officials have warned of looming famine five months
Sweden has initiated a meeting with Israel's foreign ministry and several European Union member states as well as others "to convey the urgent need to improve humanitarian access to Gaza", Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson
Israel will push on with its offensive against Hamas, including into the southern Gaza city of Rafah, despite growing international pressure to stop, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday. Netanyahu has vowed to destroy
The U.S. said on Wednesday that talks on a ceasefire and release of hostages in Gaza could still reach an agreement between Hamas and Israel as the enclave's humanitarian crisis prompted South Africa to ask
