The sun barely rose over Gaza City, and already the skyline was being torn apart. High-rises crumbled, streets were scorched, and lives were shattered in a campaign that shows no signs of slowing. Since dawn, at least 32 Palestinians have been killed, and yet another high-rise has been destroyed, bringing the total of razed buildings…
The cracks in Europe’s moral compass are starting to show. Slovenia’s foreign minister, Tanja Fajon, has unleashed a scathing rebuke of the European Union, accusing Brussels of double standards and outright hypocrisy. While the EU has eagerly slapped Moscow with 18 rounds of sanctions over the war in Ukraine, it has failed to take a…
Four more Palestinians — including two children — have died of famine in Gaza. Not from bombs, not from bullets, but from starvation. The Gaza Health Ministry confirmed the deaths in the past 24 hours, bringing the grim total of hunger-related fatalities to 317, among them 121 children. This is not a natural disaster. It…
In the split seconds after a bomb strikes, hope is supposed to rush in. But in Gaza, it doesn’t. Rescuers, medics, and even journalists rushing to save lives are being met with a second, deadlier blast. This is the chilling reality of the “double-tap” strike. Last week, Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis became the latest…
The numbers coming out of Gaza are beyond comprehension—and they’re getting worse by the day. Since October 2023, relentless Israeli bombardments have killed at least 62,686 people and left 157,951 wounded, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry. Each day adds more names to the staggering list, turning entire families into statistics. In just the past…
Gaza is facing a nightmare that words can barely capture. According to Gaza’s Government Media Office, the latest UN-backed IPC report confirms what residents have been screaming from their rooftops: famine is no longer a looming threat—it is a proven, catastrophic reality. Officials warn that the situation may now constitute war crimes under international law….
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made it clear: once the fighting with Hamas is over, Israel doesn’t intend to plant its flag in Gaza and stay. Instead, he says, the plan is to hand the reins to Arab nations willing to govern the war-torn enclave — as long as they’re not aligned with Hamas…