UN uses new land route from Israel to reach northern Gaza
The United Nations used a new land route on Tuesday to deliver food to northern Gaza for the first time in three weeks as global pressure grows on Israel to allow more access to the
The United Nations used a new land route on Tuesday to deliver food to northern Gaza for the first time in three weeks as global pressure grows on Israel to allow more access to the
The United Nations' food agency said it was "largely unsuccessful" in its attempt on Tuesday to resume deliveries to northern Gaza which is nearing famine. The World Food Programme (WFP) had paused its deliveries on
Israeli army forces withdrew Wednesday evening from large areas of the northern Gaza Strip, residents told The Washington Post. After the retreat, a significant number of residents from Gaza City and the northern Gaza Strip
Israel vowed to eradicate Hamas, but now the group has resurfaced in northern Gaza after 112 days of war. In early January, Israel announced that it was withdrawing some of its forces from northern Gaza
Hamas and other Palestinian armed groups are likely in the “early stages of the reconstitution of their military and governance capabilities” in the north of the Gaza Strip, two military think tanks said. In their
