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BREAKING: BASSEM TAMIMI, FATHER OF AHED TAMIMI HAS HIS DETENTION EXTENDED WITHOUT BEING CHARGED
After 6 months in prison, he was supposed to be released yesterday, but an Israeli military court extended his detention another 6 months. He hasn't been charged with anything.
After 6 months in prison, he was supposed to be released yesterday, but an Israeli military court extended his detention another 6 months. He hasn't been charged with anything.
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Children are being deliberately starved in Gaza.
This girl is 6 years old. Look at her before and after...
An intentional famine has been imposed as 'collective punishment' on the entire population of Gaza.
This is what Biden and Sunak call Israel's "right to defend itself."
This girl is 6 years old. Look at her before and after...
An intentional famine has been imposed as 'collective punishment' on the entire population of Gaza.
This is what Biden and Sunak call Israel's "right to defend itself."
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Israeli attacks against the Jabalia refugee camp, in northern Gaza.
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Italian style greeting for the G7
In Italy, activists blocked streets and burned photographs of G7 leaders ahead of a meeting of energy ministers
In Italy, activists blocked streets and burned photographs of G7 leaders ahead of a meeting of energy ministers
Why are Israeli officials worried about the International Criminal Court?
Israeli officials appear increasingly concerned that the International Criminal Court (ICC) could issue arrest warrants for the country’s leaders over the conduct of the Israeli military in Gaza, the Associated Press reports.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has referenced possible ICC action against Israeli forces and officials, and Israel’s Foreign Ministry has said it is tracking reports of pending action by the war crimes court in The Hague.
Israeli officials appear increasingly concerned that the International Criminal Court (ICC) could issue arrest warrants for the country’s leaders over the conduct of the Israeli military in Gaza, the Associated Press reports.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has referenced possible ICC action against Israeli forces and officials, and Israel’s Foreign Ministry has said it is tracking reports of pending action by the war crimes court in The Hague.
Arizona police removed women’s hijabs at pro-Palestine protest: Report
US says Houthis sent drone towards navy ships, ballistic missiles fired at merchant vessel
The US military said Houthi forces in Yemen fired three antiship ballistic missiles and directed three armed drones to attack a Greece-owned ship travelling in the Red Sea.
The US military said Houthi forces in Yemen fired three antiship ballistic missiles and directed three armed drones to attack a Greece-owned ship travelling in the Red Sea.
ICC war crimes prosecutors interviewed Gaza hospital staff: Report
Prosecutors from the International Criminal Court (ICC) have interviewed staff from Gaza’s two biggest hospitals, two sources have told the Reuters news agency.
The prosecutors from the war crimes court in The Hague have reportedly spoken to staff from al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City and the Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, Reuters said.
This is the first confirmation the ICC is speaking to medical staff about possible crimes in the Gaza Strip, Reuters said, though it noted the sources asked not to be named due to the sensitivity of the subject.
The ICC’s office of the prosecutor said it could not comment due to the need to ensure the safety of victims and witnesses.
Israel has repeatedly besieged hospitals in the Gaza Strip, with Palestinian officials calling for investigations in recent days after hundreds of bodies were exhumed from mass graves at both Nasser and al-Shifa Hospitals following the withdrawal of Israeli forces from both locations.
Prosecutors from the International Criminal Court (ICC) have interviewed staff from Gaza’s two biggest hospitals, two sources have told the Reuters news agency.
The prosecutors from the war crimes court in The Hague have reportedly spoken to staff from al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City and the Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, Reuters said.
This is the first confirmation the ICC is speaking to medical staff about possible crimes in the Gaza Strip, Reuters said, though it noted the sources asked not to be named due to the sensitivity of the subject.
The ICC’s office of the prosecutor said it could not comment due to the need to ensure the safety of victims and witnesses.
Israel has repeatedly besieged hospitals in the Gaza Strip, with Palestinian officials calling for investigations in recent days after hundreds of bodies were exhumed from mass graves at both Nasser and al-Shifa Hospitals following the withdrawal of Israeli forces from both locations.
Clearing Gaza war rubble to take 14 years; warnings of mental health crisis
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‘A city of death and ghosts’: UNRWA chief laments Israel’s destruction of Gaza
UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini said Gaza City has been transformed in the space of less than a year into a place “riddled with havoc and destruction”.
What was once a “vibrant city on the coast” with schools, markets and people going about their daily lives is now “a city of death and ghosts”.
UNRWA chief Philippe Lazzarini said Gaza City has been transformed in the space of less than a year into a place “riddled with havoc and destruction”.
What was once a “vibrant city on the coast” with schools, markets and people going about their daily lives is now “a city of death and ghosts”.
Palestinian killed south of Hebron: Report
Israeli forces assaulted and killed a Palestinian man in the town of ad-Dhahiriya, 22km (14 miles) southwest of Hebron.
Israeli forces assaulted and killed a Palestinian man in the town of ad-Dhahiriya, 22km (14 miles) southwest of Hebron.
Disease spreads as 10,000 bodies decompose in blown-up buildings
More than 10,000 missing Palestinians are buried under the debris of hundreds of destroyed buildings in Gaza.
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More than 10,000 missing Palestinians are buried under the debris of hundreds of destroyed buildings in Gaza.
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Students, teachers hit with tear gas at Hebron school: Report
Israeli forces stormed a secondary school in Hebron in the occupied West Bank and fired tear gas at the institution.
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Israeli forces stormed a secondary school in Hebron in the occupied West Bank and fired tear gas at the institution.
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47 killed, 61 wounded in Gaza over the last day
Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip killed 47 people and injured 61 over the last 24 hours.
The latest strikes bring the total number of casualties since October 7 to 34,535 killed and 77,704 wounded, with 8,000 people still believed to be missing.
Among the dead are more than 14,500 children and 9,500 women.
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Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip killed 47 people and injured 61 over the last 24 hours.
The latest strikes bring the total number of casualties since October 7 to 34,535 killed and 77,704 wounded, with 8,000 people still believed to be missing.
Among the dead are more than 14,500 children and 9,500 women.
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Cornell announces more student suspensions
Martha Pollack, the president of Cornell University in the state of New York, says the university will suspend more students after they refused to relocate a Gaza war protest encampment.
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Martha Pollack, the president of Cornell University in the state of New York, says the university will suspend more students after they refused to relocate a Gaza war protest encampment.
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