Gaza
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".
Blinken says Gaza talks 'maybe the last' chance for truce
The top US diplomat said President Joe Biden had sent him "to get this agreement to the line and ultimately over the line".
Extreme heat poses new challenge for aid agencies in Gaza
Now the stifling heat is denying him the rest he needs to recover his strength. He sweats all the time and this is irritating his leg and making it swell.
We are all biomass
We all know that we are part of nature and fully dependent on it for our survival, yet this recognition does not translate into action.
‘Bridgerton’ actress Nicola Coughlan raises $1.9m for Gaza aid
Irish actress Nicola Coughlan, widely recognised for her portrayal of Penelope Featherington in the popular Netflix series "Bridgerton", has successfully raised more than £1.5 million (USD 1.9 million) to support aid initiatives in Gaza over the last seven months.
The power of words: Nikki Haley’s call to ‘finish them’ off
Former US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley's recent visit to Israel ignited controversy.
AFC back Palestine bid to suspend Israel, abolishes term limits
The Asian Football Confederation gave its backing to Palestine's proposal to suspend Israel from FIFA due to the ongoing war in Gaza at its congress in Bangkok on Thursday, as the regional body also abolished term limits for its senior office bearers.
REFLECTION / The endless scream
A reflection on Mahmoud Darwish’s 'A River Dies of Thirst: Diaries' (first published by Archipelago in 2009)
Salah calls for end to 'massacres' in Gaza
Salah released a video message on his social media accounts, making his first comments on the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict after coming in for some fierce criticism in his native Egypt for staying silent on the issue for over a week.
Rakib thanks ‘unbelievable’ home fans
As Bangladesh defeated Maldives 3-2 on aggregate to secure their spot in the World Cup Qualifiers for the third successive time yesterday, the men in red and green seemed to be celebrating endlessly, even fifteen minutes after the final whistle of the second leg match.
A genocide being allowed to happen
Israel’s merciless bombardment of Gaza violates international law
Israel pounds Gaza with fiercest air strikes ever, says border secured
Stories of the conflict between Hamas and Israel as they happen.
Total siege of Gaza 'prohibited' under international law: UN
Israel's total siege of the Gaza Strip is banned under international law, the United Nations human rights chief said today
Israel defence minister orders 'complete siege' on Gaza
'We are putting a complete siege on Gaza... No electricity, no food, no water, no gas -- it's all closed'
Nearly 1,000 killed as fighting rages for 2nd day
More than 600 killed in Israel; at least 370 Palestinians dead
Israeli rockets hit 25 targets in response to Gaza rocket fire: Army
Israeli fighter jets hit 25 targets in the Gaza Strip in response to rocket fire from the Palestinian territory, the army says.
Israeli troops kill 4 Palestinians as Gaza protest resumes
Israeli troops killed four Palestinians and wounded hundreds of others yesterday with live fire and tear gas used against protesters at the Gaza border, medics say.
An effective shelving of the two-state solution
With the death toll mounting to 58 last Monday thanks largely to a trigger-happy Israeli military and smiles all around Tel Aviv and Washington the two-state solution is all but dead and buried. When President Trump decided to move the US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, all pretence of a negotiated settlement was effectively thrown out the window and what is happening in Gaza today points to a mindset that
