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Israel Slams ICJ Ruling to Allow UN Aid Into Gaza and Says It Won’t Comply
For the ceasefire to succeed, aid groups must have unrestricted access to Gaza, says UNRWA spokesperson Tamara Alrifai.
American Child Details Abuses in Israeli Prison as Democrats Demand His Release
Mohammad is imprisoned in an overcrowded cell with no heating or cooling and “extremely insufficient” meals, he said.
Israeli Knesset Advances Bill to Annex West Bank as JD Vance Visits Israel
Trump has stated that he is opposed to Israeli annexation of the West Bank.
Disabled Immigrants at Notorious California ICE Jail Report Abuse and Neglect
They face poor access to medical treatment, inadequate food and water, exposure to respiratory illnesses, and more.
Gaza Officials: Israel Has Only Let in 14 Percent of Aid Required by Ceasefire
Only 89 trucks a day are entering on average, Gaza officials said, compared to the 600 agreed to in the ceasefire deal.
Activists Can’t Give In to Bad-Faith Smears on Pro-Palestine Speech and Slogans
When movements let their messages be watered down, they risk the erosion of their ideas in popular consciousness.
Israeli Military Is Still Holding 9,000 Palestinians in Prison
“The vast majority of people being held are being held without trial,” said human rights lawyer Sari Bashi.
Gaza Officials Say Israel Has Violated Ceasefire 80 Times in First 10 Days
Israel carried out a bombardment on Sunday after two Israeli soldiers were apparently killed in an explosion.
Recognizing Palestinian Statehood Is the Floor. Liberation Must Be the Ceiling.
One by one, nations formally recognized the State of Palestine. But what does that mean with Gaza reduced to rubble?
Vulnerable Renters Are Fearful as Emergency Housing Vouchers Wind Down
The end of a pandemic-era federal housing subsidy leaves tens of thousands across the US unsure where they’ll live next.