United Auto Workers calls for ceasefire in Gaza – the largest union to do so
UAW, representing 400,000 in the US and over 580,000 retired workers, makes announcement as military operations resume
Author: Abbes
Mathematician, Director of research in Paris, Secretary of AURDIP
Destroying Gaza’s cultural heritage is a crime against humanity
Over the past several weeks, Israel’s assault on Gaza has unleashed all sorts of violence — and not just the obvious kind. As of this writing, the death toll from….
Why Does Israel Have So Many Palestinians in Detention and Available to Swap?
The last week has seen, as of November 28, the release of 69 civilians held hostage in Gaza in exchange for 180 Palestinian prisoners as part of a short-term cease-fire agreement between Israeli authorities and Palestinian armed groups.
Nearly 100,000 Gaza buildings may be damaged, satellite images show
Satellite images commissioned by the BBC reveal the extent of destruction across Gaza, showing that nearly 98,000 buildings may have suffered damage. The satellite images were taken last Thursday –….
The Right to Speak for Ourselves
For far too long, Palestinians have been denied the freedom to tell our own story.
Open letter on EU and several European states’ concerning decision to suspend and review of funding to Palestinian and Israeli NGOs
In an open letter, Amnesty International and 99 other civil society organisations express serious concern at the EU and several European states‘ decision to suspend or review their funding to Palestinian and Israeli civil society organisations.
‘A mass assassination factory’: Inside Israel’s calculated bombing of Gaza
Permissive airstrikes on non-military targets and the use of an artificial intelligence system have enabled the Israeli army to carry out its deadliest war on Gaza, a +972 and Local Call investigation reveals.
Gaza doctors ‘terrified’ of deadly disease outbreak as aid teams race to deliver
As the pause in fighting in Gaza appeared to enter a fifth day on Tuesday, UN humanitarians warned that aid deliveries needed to multiply immediately to save the lives of the injured and stem the risk of a deadly disease outbreak that has left doctors “terrified”.
Israel-Palestine war: More people could die from disease than bombs in Gaza, says WHO
Lack of medicine, water and food leading to rise in cases of diarrhoeal diseases among children in besieged enclave
Exchange between AURDIP and France Universités concerning the war in Gaza
France Universités (formerly the Conference of University Presidents) replied to the AURDIP letter regarding the war in Gaza. Ivar Ekeland, president of AURDIP, responds to them on the discriminatory treatment that France Universités imposes on Palestinian universities.