Gaza
Critical race theory, Euro-American pride and the genocide in Gaza
Proponents of CRT believe that racist practices are not individual or idiosyncratic, but are inherent in institutions, policies and structures of governance.
Ben & Jerry's says parent Unilever silenced it over Gaza stance
The lawsuit is the latest sign of the long-simmering tensions between Ben & Jerry's and consumer products maker Unilever.
Portraits of pain: smuggled Palestinian art shows trauma of Gaza
For six months, they handed over paintings and other artworks to people leaving Gaza through its Rafah border crossing with Egypt until Israeli ground forces closed it in May when they took control of the frontier.
US must stop supporting Israel’s genocide
Israel’s offensive in Gaza has killed mostly women and children
Will Gaza’s incessant bleeding end under the new US leadership?
The US policy will almost certainly remain the same: to support and arm Israel while largely ignoring the Palestinians’ plight in Gaza.
UNRWA chief warns of 'real risk' of Gaza famine
Vast areas of Gaza have been devastated by Israel's retaliatory assault on the territory after the October 7 attack last year by Hamas.
After a year of war, Gazans wonder how to deal with tonnes of rubble
The work is hard, and at times grim. In March, the family built a tomb for one of Shamali's sons, Ismail, killed while running household errands.
UN General Assembly to debate call for end to Israeli occupation
In response, Arab countries have called for a special session of the assembly just days before dozens of heads of state and government descend on the UN headquarters this month to address the kick off of this year's General Assembly session.
Time for a Gaza truce deal, says US
Miller said Washington would work "over the coming days" with fellow mediators Egypt and Qatar "to push for a final agreement".
Critical race theory, Euro-American pride and the genocide in Gaza
Proponents of CRT believe that racist practices are not individual or idiosyncratic, but are inherent in institutions, policies and structures of governance.
Ben & Jerry's says parent Unilever silenced it over Gaza stance
The lawsuit is the latest sign of the long-simmering tensions between Ben & Jerry's and consumer products maker Unilever.
Portraits of pain: smuggled Palestinian art shows trauma of Gaza
For six months, they handed over paintings and other artworks to people leaving Gaza through its Rafah border crossing with Egypt until Israeli ground forces closed it in May when they took control of the frontier.
US must stop supporting Israel’s genocide
Israel’s offensive in Gaza has killed mostly women and children
Will Gaza’s incessant bleeding end under the new US leadership?
The US policy will almost certainly remain the same: to support and arm Israel while largely ignoring the Palestinians’ plight in Gaza.
UNRWA chief warns of 'real risk' of Gaza famine
Vast areas of Gaza have been devastated by Israel's retaliatory assault on the territory after the October 7 attack last year by Hamas.
After a year of war, Gazans wonder how to deal with tonnes of rubble
The work is hard, and at times grim. In March, the family built a tomb for one of Shamali's sons, Ismail, killed while running household errands.
UN General Assembly to debate call for end to Israeli occupation
In response, Arab countries have called for a special session of the assembly just days before dozens of heads of state and government descend on the UN headquarters this month to address the kick off of this year's General Assembly session.
Time for a Gaza truce deal, says US
Miller said Washington would work "over the coming days" with fellow mediators Egypt and Qatar "to push for a final agreement".
Gaza journalist killed in alleged Israeli fire
Palestinian Daily News, a website for which Muharab worked, announced his death "following shelling from the Israeli occupation on him and a group of journalists".