Banned then backtracked
We, as a community, need to celebrate that the administration finally backtracked from its blatant attempt to suppress academic freedom.
We, as a community, need to celebrate that the administration finally backtracked from its blatant attempt to suppress academic freedom.
Israeli soldiers arrested Fahamiya Khalidi in early December at a school in Gaza after she fled her home due to IDF shelling. She was moved to Damon prison, where she was refused a meeting with an attorney and was only freed after an appeal
Israeli soldiers have begun in recent weeks to set fire to homes in the Gaza Strip, following direct orders from their commanders, without the necessary legal permission to do so, according to information obtained by Haaretz.
The Taoiseach has said that Ireland is in discussion with a number of EU member states who want a review of the EU-Israel Association Agreement on the basis that Israel may be breaching the agreement’s human rights clause.
While Dismissing Case on Jurisdictional Grounds, U.S. Judge “Implores” Biden Administration to Stop its “Unflagging Support” for Israel’s Ongoing Siege of the Palestinian People in Gaza
The gap between what Palestinian civilians need and what’s been given is enormous
After the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas war, the United Nations has estimated Palestinians need more than $1.2 billion in urgent humanitarian relief, with more than 90% of that for Gaza residents. So far, just over half of the required emergency funding has been provided.
Tributes are pouring in to renowned Al-Aqsa University academic who focused on trauma arising from conflict
António Guterres says loss of funding from US and others means aid into Gaza for whole of this month cannot be guaranteed
UN court’s ruling is devastating for Israel and awkward for allies such as the UK and US, which belittled South Africa’s case
All schools in Gaza have been shut and no university has survived Israel military’s more than 100 days of onslaught.