Calls to recognize Palestine as a state are much debated. Advocates say the move would have legal and symbolic power. But critics argue that it won't change the situation on the ground or solve the
Dozens are demonstrating in front of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Minister Benny Gantz' homes in protest of the prime minister's refusal to send the Israeli delegation to continue hostage deal negotiations in Cairo
Canada joined those urging Israel not to mount a ground invasion against Gaza's southern Rafah neighborhood, saying such an attack would be devastating for Palestinians. Israel says it plans to assault Rafah, the last relatively
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu did not approve sending an Israeli delegation to Cairo on Thursday for follow-up talks over a possible hostage deal, two Israeli officials said. Why it matters: Proposing follow-up talks appears
Dozens of people protesting against Israel’s airstrikes on Rafah briefly blocked traffic this morning across the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, according to NBC Bay Area. The protesters demanded that Biden stop supplying Israel
National News Agency, Lebanon’s state news, said Wednesday that one person was killed and ten citizens were injured by Israeli air strikes in a town in southern Lebanon, that also caused major damage to commercial
A notable increase in attacks may signify that Israel is stepping up a campaign to clear the south. Beirut, Lebanon – Israel’s attacks on southern Lebanon have intensified in recent days, reaching a new peak
Gazans living in the overcrowded border city of Rafah are attempting to flee ahead of an expected military operation by Israeli forces, despite uncertainty about where to go next and dwindling resources. “We’ve been living
The Israeli military, using loudspeakers, has urged displaced people sheltering in Nasser Hospital, located in Khan Younis in southern Gaza, to vacate the premises and relocate to a designated area within the city. Ashraf al-Qudra,
Aid organizations and several world leaders are renewing calls for Israel to rethink its impending military operation on Rafah, warning of widespread destruction and heavy civilian casualties. Nearly 1.5 million people have crowded into Rafah,
