US President Biden, Egypt’s el-Sisi agreed to fast-track humanitarian aid into Gaza as Israel blockade remains.

US President Biden, Egypt’s el-Sisi agreed to fast-track humanitarian aid into Gaza as Israel blockade remains.

President Joe Biden visits Tel Aviv a day after hundreds were killed in an explosion at a hospital in Gaza.

Israel’s efforts to deflect blame for its atrocities with eager help from Western media should not surprise anyone.

I am writing this letter as news continues to reach me of relatives, neighbours, and friends being killed in Gaza.
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Announcement comes as US President Joe Biden visits Israel amid mounting pressure over humanitarian situation in Gaza.

A signal that ICC is monitoring would let victims know they are not abandoned amidst Israel-Gaza conflict, experts say.

Denials of responsibility and deleted social media posts arouse suspicion around Israel’s view of the attack.

In an economy that’s in free fall, migrant workers are already vulnerable. A war could make things worse.

Was the bombing of al-Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza a war crime?

Large crowds of demonstrators take to streets in several cities in the region, including Beirut, Amman and Tunis.

Attack happened as hospital was overwhelmed with thousands of Palestinians seeking shelter from Israeli attacks.

Israeli security has come at the expense of Palestinian rights for decades. Biden cannot ignore that.

A young Palestinian girl was killed by PA fire in Jenin, while another man was killed by Israeli forces in Nabi Saleh.

An explosion hit a hospital at Gaza city, killing nearly 500 people and sparking international condemnations.
