Unaccompanied Palestinian children in Egypt have nowhere else to go
14-year-old Ziad traveled from Gaza to Egypt alone after sustaining serious injuries when an Israeli quadcopter targeted him with live ammunition. (Photo: DCIP)
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‘He was the light of my life and I lost him’: How a famous surgeon died in an Israeli prison after being taken from Gaza hospital
When war in Gaza erupted last year, Dr Adnan Al-Bursh worked around the clock while documenting the horror unfolding around him. Then he was detained. Now, Sky News has spoken to people who claim to have witnessed the circumstances leading to his death.
Aid groups accuse Israel of ignoring US ultimatum on ‘apocalyptic’ Gaza crisis
US may soon impose sanctions as organisations say Israel has failed to help relieve dire humanitarian situation
Thugs and Hooligans
It’s now pretty clear what happened in Amsterdam this week. But first some background. By Mouin Rabbani
MIT Student Periodical ‘Written Revolution’ Banned on Campus
“Written Revolution” is a periodic publication produced by Palestinian rights activists at MIT. It is distinguished by the beauty of the production and the wide-ranging essays it carries. The first volume was issued in February 2024. The current issue, Volume V, has been banned from campus.
Exterminate, expel, resettle: Israel’s endgame in northern Gaza
Debates over the details of the ‘Generals’ Plan’ distract from the true brutality of Israel’s latest operation — one that drops the veneer of humanitarian considerations and lays the groundwork for settlements.
Israeli attacks in Gaza, West Bank have killed over 11,800 students: Palestinian Education Ministry
Palestinian schools, universities suffer extensive damage as education system reels under current war
CAIR Obtains Federal Court Ruling Against Texas’ Unconstitutional Crackdown on Student Criticism of Israel
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), today welcomes a ruling from a federal court in Texas allowing the civil rights group’s lawsuit challenging the application of Governor Greg Abbott’s executive order punishing criticism of Israel on college campuses. In a major win for anti-genocide protestors across the country, the court also held that government rules generally forbidding students from criticizing Israel are unconstitutional.
World must act to prevent ‘ethnic cleansing’ of Gaza, António Guterres warns
Secretary general makes appeal as civilian casualties mount amid intensive Israeli strikes on north
Israeli airstrike on Beit Lahiya kills 93, says Gaza rescue agency
Medical staff and emergency services say those killed in the attack include many women and children