Israeli forces shoot, kill 11-year-old Palestinian boy in Nablus
11-year-old Abdullah Jamal Nidal Hawash was shot and killed by Israeli forces in Nablus on October 22, 2024. (Photo: Courtesy of the Hawash family)
11-year-old Abdullah Jamal Nidal Hawash was shot and killed by Israeli forces in Nablus on October 22, 2024. (Photo: Courtesy of the Hawash family)
We are very excited to have Professor Didier Fassin (Collège de France and Institute for Advanced Study), for the next installment of the Bisan Lecture Series, on Wednesday November 13th, at 7PM Palestine time, who will speak on “Moral Abdication. On the Consent to the Destruction of the Palestinians of Gaza“. Register here to get the Zoom link!
WEDNESDAY, 23 OCTOBER 2024 10:00 AM EST | 5:00 PM GAZA
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A historian who exposed the New England Journal of Medicine’s silence on Nazi atrocities confronted the journal’s treatment of Gaza during a Harvard symposium.
Oxfam condemns in the strongest terms the killing in Gaza today of four water engineers and workers from the Khuzaa municipality who were working with our strategic partner the Coastal Municipalities Water Utility (CMWU).
While tens of thousands of people, including six members of our team, are still trapped in the Jabaliya camp under daily bombardment, the three largest hospitals in this northern part of Gaza are under heavy Israeli attack. Health workers and patients are stuck inside, with no possibility of evacuation.
Israeli forces gather on a road during a raid at the al-Fara’a camp for Palestinian refugees north of Nablus city in the occupied West Bank on October 10, 2024. (Photo: Jaafar Ashtiyeh / AFP)
Rayan Ibrahim Hasan Al-Sayed, 14, was killed by Israeli forces on October 14, 2024. (Photo: Courtesy of the Al-Sayed family)
Study concludes Israel’s invasion and bombing leave most women in the Gaza Strip facing tragic living conditions
“There is nothing antisemitic about fighting for people’s right to live,” says Jewish Voice for Peace organizer Elena Stein, who on Monday joined hundreds of protesters arrested to block entrances to the New York Stock Exchange. We discuss the historic mass protest, which called for an Israeli arms embargo and an end to war profiteering by companies like Raytheon and Lockheed Martin. “We are filled with horror beyond words and are attempting to embody just an ounce of that refusal,” Stein says of the moral urgency of protesting Israel’s actions in the Middle East, which she describes as a “war of extermination … done with U.S. cover.” She says JVP chose the stock exchange in order to draw attention to the role of U.S. financial and corporate interests in arming the Israeli military.