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Egypt Has Leverage Against Israel. Why Doesn’t Sisi Use It?
Rhetorical solidarity isn’t enough. Egypt can use its leverage to help stop Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
Israel Kills 5 Journalists in Strike on Gaza Hospital, Including AP Reporter
The attack sent shockwaves as a second strike on rescue teams was caught on live broadcast.
In Gaza, Even the Cost of a Grave Has Become a Luxury
We tear up chairs for firewood. Soap is watered down to make it last. Basic necessities are increasingly out of reach.
DNC Vote on Israel Arms Embargo May Set Democratic Party’s Course on Palestine
At its summer meeting, the Democratic National Committee will vote on 2 rival resolutions concerning Gaza.
25 Artists in Gaza Stage Exhibition of New Works Expressing Grief Amid Genocide
Even as they struggle to access food, art supplies, and shelter, Palestinian artists put the burdens of war on canvas.
State Dept Official Fired After Pushing to Denounce Gaza Displacement Speaks Out
Shahed Ghoreishi shares details of the internal debates around language on Israel policy that led to his ouster.
Famine Officially Declared in Gaza After 2 Years of Near-Total Israeli Blockade
Since its establishment in 2004, the UN-backed IPC has only officially declared five famines.
Netanyahu Says Israel Seeks to Conquer Gaza Even If Hamas Accepts Ceasefire Deal
Hamas agreed to a proposal set forth by Qatari and Egyptian officials earlier this week.
Organizers Are Demanding Palantir Drop Contracts With ICE and Israeli Military
Tech workers are also increasingly determined to hold their workplaces accountable for enabling the genocide in Gaza.
Israel Denies Foreign Doctors Entry to Gaza as It Prepares Gaza City Invasion
“I feel too weak to move,” says a medical student in Gaza City, describing her working conditions under famine.