Patients in Gaza's Al-Aqsa Hospital at risk of death' amid fuel shortages
Severe fuel shortages in Gaza are causing hospitals like Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital to face imminent closure, risking the lives of patients reliant on medical equipment and generators. [ more ]
Perspective | Amidst outrage and red tape, the ICC questions Israel's moral compass
The International Criminal Court is seeking arrest warrants for high-ranking members of Hamas and the Israeli government for war crimes in Gaza. [ more ]
Image A man inspecting the rubble from an Israeli strike in central Gaza on Monday.Credit...Adel Hana/Associated Press Skepticism is growing over one of Israel's key objectives: to eliminate Hamas, the Islamist political and military organization that maintains control over the Gaza Strip.
Israel Airstrikes Expand to Southern Gaza as It Reframes Focus
The Israeli military is expanding its airstrikes to sensitive areas in the southern reaches of the Gaza Strip as it refocuses its military campaign toward Khan Younis and the critical Rafah border city after approaching what it described as operational control in the north of the territory.
Gaza Civilians, Under Israeli Barrage, Are Being Killed at Historic Pace
The death toll during Israel's assault in Gaza is unprecedented in this century, surpassing even the deadliest moments of U.S.-led attacks in Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan.
Most of the casualties in Gaza are women and children.
Israel is using very large weapons in densely populated urban areas, which is surprising to experts. [ more ]
Gaza war is deadliest conflict for journalists in over 30 years, press advocates say
Palestinian journalist Ayat Khaddoura was killed in an Israeli airstrike on her home in Gaza, making her one of the many journalists who have died during the Israel-Gaza war.
The Committee to Protect Journalists states that the Israel-Gaza war has resulted in the deadliest month for journalists since 1992, with a majority of the deaths being Palestinian journalists. [ more ]