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Maritime Data Reveals Full Route of Freedom Flotilla Interception Near Gaza
Tracking data shows the complete journey of the Freedom Flotilla from Barcelona to its interception by Israeli forces in international waters near Gaza, highlighting weeks of navigation and escalating tensions.
UN Warns Israel of Risk of “Genocide” in Gaza Amid Growing Ethnic Cleansing Concerns
The UN warned Israel to prevent acts that could amount to genocide in Gaza, citing possible war crimes and ethnic cleansing. The report also condemned abuses against Palestinian detainees and called for accountability under international law.
Israel Enforces Death Penalty Law on Palestinian Prisoners
Israel has activated a new law allowing military courts in the occupied West Bank to impose the death penalty on Palestinian prisoners accused of attacks, sparking widespread criticism over its discriminatory nature and grave humanitarian implications.
Palestine: A Name Etched in History for Over 3,000 Years
The name Palestine dates back over 3,000 years, from the Egyptian “Peleset” to the Greek “Palaistinē” and Roman “Palaestina.”
Hundreds of Settlers Storm Al-Aqsa as Occupation Restricts Palestinian Entry
Hundreds of Israeli settlers stormed the Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied Jerusalem on Thursday morning, led by a Knesset member and a prominent rabbi, performing Talmudic rituals as Israeli occupation authorities tightened restrictions on Palestinian worshippers at the mosque’s gates.
Gaza Mediators Push for Administration Committee Entry Before Eid Amid Ongoing Ceasefire Talks
Mediators are working to allow Gaza Administration Committee members into Gaza before Eid al-Adha while ceasefire talks and aid negotiations continue.
Gaza Flotilla Activists to Be Released from Israel Detention and Deported
Spanish national Saif Abu Keshek and Brazilian activist Thiago Avila, detained by Israeli forces after their Gaza-bound aid flotilla was intercepted last month, are expected to be deported in the coming days following their release from security detention, according to their lawyers.
Wide Escalation Across the West Bank and Jerusalem Amid Raids, Arrests, and Settler Attacks
Cities across the West Bank and Jerusalem witnessed major escalation overnight as Israeli forces carried out raids, arrests, demolitions, and eviction orders, while settlers attacked Palestinian homes, vehicles, and farmland amid rising tensions across several areas.
Gaza 2026: “Catastrophic Stalemate” and the Illusion of Lasting Calm
Despite ceasefire calls, Gaza continues to face daily airstrikes, shelling, displacement, and worsening humanitarian conditions. Reconstruction remains stalled as most buildings lie damaged or destroyed, while fears grow over renewed escalation and the collapse of basic living conditions.
JM Coetzee refuses to attend the Jerusalem writers festival over Israel’s “genocidal campaign in Gaza,” saying his previous support for Israel has changed because of what is happening in Gaza.
Nobel laureate JM Coetzee has declined to attend an upcoming literature festival in Israel, writing a excoriating letter to organisers citing the country’s “genocidal campaign” in Gaza, stating: “It will take many years for Israel to clear its name”.
Sources reveal a meeting between Hamas and mediators in Turkey to "save" the Gaza agreement.
Egyptian diplomatic sources revealed that a meeting is expected to take place in Turkey between representatives of Hamas’ leadership council and Egyptian and Qatari mediators, in an effort to rescue the Gaza ceasefire agreement and push forward negotiations on the second phase.
Jerusalem Governorate Warns of Dangerous Escalation at Al Aqsa Mosque
Jerusalem Governorate has warned of a growing and organized escalation by extremist settler groups at Al Aqsa Mosque, citing repeated attempts to bring animal sacrifices near or inside the compound ahead of sensitive religious and political dates.
Israel intercepts Gaza aid flotilla near Crete, detains activists
Israeli forces intercepted a large international aid flotilla in the Mediterranean near Crete, detaining dozens of activists and preventing the ships from reaching Gaza, in an incident that has triggered international criticism and legal questions.
Drones Turn Into a Tool for Smuggling Drugs Into Gaza
Reports and indictments reveal drones being used to smuggle drugs into Gaza raising serious concerns about oversight and the impact on a besieged society.
What the Cameras Do Not See: The Psychological Scars of Life Under Constant Bombardment in Gaza
Beyond the visible destruction in Gaza lies a deeper invisible crisis a generation shaped by constant bombardment carrying psychological wounds that may last a lifetime.
Potential Breakthrough in Gaza Talks Amid Escalation and International Pressure
Negotiations over Gaza’s future show signs of progress, with discussions on disarmament advancing under international pressure, while ongoing military escalation threatens to derail momentum.
Israel Approves Jewish Religious School in Sheikh Jarrah Jerusalem Amid Settlement Expansion
Israeli authorities approve a large Jewish religious school in Sheikh Jarrah, a move Palestinian officials warn could accelerate demographic change and forced displacement.
How Dr. Mohammad Taher Performed What Seemed Like a Miracle, A Gaza Child Regained Her Hand After Days Under the Rubble
A 9-year-old girl in Gaza lost her hand in a 2024 airstrike. Her father retrieved it from the rubble days later, allowing Dr. Mohammad Taher to successfully reattach it in near-impossible conditions.
Gaza at a Crossroads: Diplomacy Falters as Military Escalation Looms
Gaza faces rising tensions as a U.S.-backed plan struggles financially, a disarmament deadline expires without agreement, and Israeli officials signal possible renewed military action and territorial expansion.
Media coverage of violence in the West Bank and the dehumanization of Palestinians by settlers and Israel
Dehumanization and propaganda against Palestinians, how Israel attempts to dehumanize Palestinians in their own Land