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Israeli Policies Would Allow Arrests of Civilians Who “Harm National Morale”
Under the proposed regulation, Israeli citizens would face arrest for posting pro-Palestine content.
Israel May Have Breached International Law With Gaza Evacuation, UN Office Says
Palestinian officials have said that hospitals across Gaza only have 24 hours of fuel reserve left for their generators.
20 Republicans Vote Against Jim Jordan in First Round of Speaker Ballots
Hakeem Jeffries received the most votes in the first round, winning support from 212 Democratic members of the House.
Scientists Unveil 637-Page Road Map for Transitioning the US Off of Fossil Fuels
The report includes 80 recommendations for how the US can achieve its target of net-zero emissions by 2050.
Mother Sues Alabama Jail After Being Forced to Give Birth Alone in a Shower
Alabama jailed Ashley Caswell on charges of endangering a fetus, then made her give birth without medical support.
Prosecutors: Alleged Killer of 6-Year-Old Muslim Boy Listened to Far Right Radio
Right-wing figures have spent the last weeks stoking violence against Muslims and Palestinians.
If He Wins, Democrats Will Use “Speaker Jordan” as Talking Point in 2024
“It is imperative that our caucus makes clear to voters just how extreme Jordan is,” the memo says.
Human Rights Lawyer in Gaza: Why Should We Be “Good” Victims of War Crimes?
The director of the Palestinian Center for Human Rights in Gaza refuses to move south after Israel’s evacuation order.
Israel Increases Airstrikes on Supposed “Safe” Zones on 11th Day of Bombardment
Ahead of Biden’s visit to Israel, a crisis looms with less than 24 hours of water, electricity and fuel left in Gaza.
Israeli Defense Minister: Military Campaign in Gaza “Will Be a Long War”
Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant made the comment alongside U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken.