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A drone view shows houses destroyed during Israel’s war, in Beit Hanoon, northern Gaza [Mahmoud Al-Basos/Reuters] (Reuters)
Having recovered the bodies of 11 relatives killed in Israeli occupation military attacks, Sohail Al Majdalavi, centre, hopes to find the remains of six other family members who are still missing under the rubble of his destroyed home, in Jabalia, Gaza, on March 9, 2025. Israeli attacks killed 17 members of the Al Majdalavi family [Abdul Hakim Abu Riash/Anadolu]
Smoke rises during an Israeli army operation in Jenin in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, on February 2, 2025 [Raneen Sawafta/Reuters]
A Palestinian family find a way to light their tent, more than a year after Israel cut off electricity to almost the entire Gaza Strip [Dawoud Abo Alkas/Anadolu]
Just one electricity line had remained in Gaza, powering a desalination plant, but it was cut off by Israel on Sunday [Dawoud Abo Alkas/Anadolu]
Palestinians in Gaza instead use fires, candles, generators and solar panels to help generate light and heat [Dawoud Abo Alkas/Anadolu]
Students protest after the University of Southern California cancelled the speech of valedictorian Asna Tabassum, because she publicly supported Palestinians, on April 18, 2024 [Damian Dovarganes/AP Photo]
A federal judge has blocked the removal of a Palestinian activist from the United States while weighing a petition challenging his arrest, court documents show.

Mahmoud Khalil was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement at Columbia University over the weekend, despite having a green card, His attorneys subsequently filed a habeas corpus petition challenging his arrest.

FILE - Student negotiator Mahmoud Khalil is on the Columbia University campus in New York at a pro-Palestinian protest encampment on April 29, 2024. (AP Photo/Ted Shaffrey, file)
Palestinian victims of Israel sexual abuse testify at UN

Palestinians who say they suffered brutal beatings and sexual abuse in Israeli detention and at the hands of Israeli settlers have testified about their ordeals at the UN this week.

“I was humiliated and tortured,” said Said Abdel Fattah, a 28-year-old nurse detained in November 2023 near Gaza City’s al-Shifa Hospital, where he worked.

Fattah gave his testimony from Gaza via video link to a public hearing and spoke through an interpreter.

He described being stripped naked in the cold, suffering beatings, threats of rape and other abuse over the next two months as he was shuttled between overcrowded detention facilities.

Mohamed Matar, an occupied West Bank resident, said he suffered hours of torture at the hands of security agents and settlers and the Zionist police refused to intervene.

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Doctors Without Borders urges Israel to stop using aid as tool of war

Doctors Without Borders, known by its French acronym MSF, says Israeli authorities have “instrumentalised humanitarian needs by using it as a bargaining chip”, such as cutting electricity and preventing all aid from entering the war-ravaged enclave.

“This policy, which amounts to collective punishment, must be immediately stopped,” MSF said in a statement that also called on Israel to respect international humanitarian law and end the “inhumane blockade” of Gaza.

“Israel’s allies have purposefully ignored this grave violation of international humanitarian law and normalized this conduct.

“MSF also urges Israel’s allies, including the United States, to refrain from normalising such actions and to act decisively to prevent Gaza from plunging further into devastation,”

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Pakistani architect turns down award from Israeli organisation

A Pakistani architect has turned down the Wolf Prize 2025 in architecture due to Israel’s “continuing genocide” of Palestinians in Gaza.

The Wolf Prize has been granted annually in Israel since 1978 to honour scientists and artists, and aims to promote “friendly relations among people”.

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Houthi supporters hold up their weapons during a protest against Israel’s blockade of aid into the Gaza Strip, in Sanaa, Yemen, March 11, 2025 [Khaled Abdullah/Reuters]
Houthi supporters rally against Israel’s blockade on Gaza.
Palestinians pass by the rubble of destroyed houses, in Gaza City, March 11, 2025 [Dawoud Abu Alkas/ Reuters]
Mourners during the funeral of Palestinians killed in an Israeli strike, in Gaza City, March 11, 2025 [Dawoud Abu Alkas/Reuters]
US mayor moves to punish cinema for screening Oscar-winning Israeli-Palestinian film

The mayor of Florida’s Miami Beach is attempting to terminate his city’s lease agreement with an independent movie theatre after it screened the Israeli-Palestinian documentary No Other Land.

The move came after O Cinema ignored pressure from Mayor Steven Meiner and held several screenings of the film, which documents Israel’s destruction of the occupied West Bank town of Masafer Yatta, according to the Miami Herald.

Meiner described the film, which won the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature, as a “false one-sided propaganda attack on the Jewish people that is not consistent with the values of our City and residents”. He is now introducing legislation that would terminate the city’s lease agreement with the cinema and discontinue about $40,000 in financial support.

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Women mourn by the body of a victim who was killed in an Israeli occupation military attack on central Gaza on March 11, 2025 [Eyad Baba/ AFP