Israeli Soldiers Torched Food, Homes, and a Critical Sewage Treatment Plant in the Wake of Ceasefire Announcement
Soldiers called the mass arson of Gaza City their “final touches.”
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Boycotting Israel has gone mainstream: ‘We’ve never seen such traction before’
After decades of being dismissed as fringe, the boycott call has been taken up by leading figures across arts, sports and politics
A Palestinian Student Was Waiting for a Ride. An Israeli Army Sniper Shot Him Dead
An Israeli army unit storms a quiet Palestinian village in the West Bank. Jeeps tear through the streets as soldiers seize a family home. From a window, a sniper spots a student waiting for a shared taxi, and shoots him dead. IDF Spokesperson: ‘A terrorist threw an explosive device’
No family, no stability, no social fabric: the anguish of Gaza’s wounded orphans
As the number of WCNSFs – ‘wounded child, no surviving family’ – grows, charities struggle to find adults to look after them
The ruin of Gaza: how Israel’s two-year assault has devastated the territory
IDF’s bombs and ground offensive have killed tens of thousands of people and reduced entire cities to rubble
Microsoft blocks Israel’s use of its technology in mass surveillance of Palestinians
Exclusive: Tech firm ends military unit’s access to AI and data services after Guardian reveals secret spy project
Civilian injuries in Gaza similar to those of soldiers in war zones, study finds
Wounds such as burns or leg injuries more common in Gaza than among US soldiers who fought in Iraq and Afghanistan
Physicians for Human Rights visited Dr. Abu Safia in prison
During a visit we were able to conduct today with Dr. Hussam Abu Safia, director of Kamal Adwan Hospital, who was arrested in December 2024 and is being held in Israel – a difficult and worrying picture was revealed.
MIT Professor Cancels Israeli Military Grant After Student Pressure
“This concession shows that student campaigns do have an influence,” one student said. “These ties cannot survive transparency.”
A question of humanity: the bond between an injured Gazan pharmacist and a French doctor
“Hi, Cathy. There was a bombing at a cafe. Bashar’s leg is seriously injured. 80% of his friends are dead.” That is the heart-stopping message Dr Catherine Le Scolan-Quéré received….