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Gaza City is burning. Families clutch their few remaining belongings, fleeing homes reduced to rubble as Israeli bombings intensify. For hundreds of thousands, the streets are now their only refuge.

The numbers are staggering—and haunting. A leaked Israeli military database has revealed a grim reality: 83 percent of Palestinians killed in Gaza are civilians. Behind the headlines and political rhetoric

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has sparked fresh outrage by asserting that if Israel had truly intended to wipe out Gaza’s population, it would have done so swiftly — “in

Tens of thousands of Israelis flooded the streets of Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and cities across the nation last Saturday night, sending a clear message: they oppose Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s

Israel stands at a perilous crossroads. Two years into a brutal, grinding conflict in Gaza, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu isn’t just fighting a war on the ground—he’s fighting for his

Israel is signaling it may hit back hard if Britain follows through with its plan to recognize Palestinian statehood next month — and the counterpunch could come in the form