‘Death corridor’: The al-Samounis recall terror of ‘safe passage’ in Gaza | Gaza News

‘Death corridor’: The al-Samounis recall terror of ‘safe passage’ in Gaza | Gaza News

Deir el-Balah, Gaza Strip – It’s been two weeks, and the al-Samounis still have no idea what happened to their sons and brothers. They are in shock. The 36 women and children, crammed into one tent for displaced people on the grounds of Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital, have four blankets to…

Released Israeli captive urges gov’t to get others out of Gaza | Israel-Palestine conflict

Released Israeli captive urges gov’t to get others out of Gaza | Israel-Palestine conflict

NewsFeed An Israeli captive released last week has spoken publicly for the first time. Yelena Trupanob addressed a rally in Tel Aviv following the collapse of the Israel-Hamas truce, to plead that more be done to bring the remaining captives home, including her son still held in Gaza. Published On…

UK to start Gaza surveillance flights to locate captives held by Hamas | Israel-Palestine conflict News

UK to start Gaza surveillance flights to locate captives held by Hamas | Israel-Palestine conflict News

British officials say ‘unarmed and unmanned drones’ will conduct surveillance flights in efforts to recover captives from Hamas. The UK’s military will conduct surveillance flights over Gaza to help locate captives held by Hamas, according to the British Ministry of Defence, joining the US in backing Israel in its war…

Israel is using the same tactics in Gaza that al-Assad employed in Syria | Opinions

Israel is using the same tactics in Gaza that al-Assad employed in Syria | Opinions

As the humanitarian pause took effect in Gaza, footage of the massive destruction in the northern part of the enclave has started to trickle in. Seeing these images of devastation, one cannot but think of Thomas Friedman’s reference to what he calls the “Hama rules”  in an article he published with…

Near Sfax, refugees scramble after violent clashes with Tunisia police | Features

Near Sfax, refugees scramble after violent clashes with Tunisia police | Features

Sfax, Tunisia – On the outskirts of Tunisia’s second-largest city and the destination point for thousands of sub-Saharan African refugees hoping to get to Europe, 15-year-old Osman Bah from Guinea points to his sleeping quarters. The spot is hard to make out among the grey sand and plastic bags scattered…

Over 700 killed as Israel pounds Gaza, widens evacuation orders | News

Over 700 killed as Israel pounds Gaza, widens evacuation orders | News

The Israeli army has ordered more people to evacuate from southern Gaza, which was earlier declared ‘safe zone’. Hundreds of Palestinians have been killed in Israeli air raids in the past 24 hours in Gaza as the Israeli army ordered more areas in and around the enclave’s second-largest city of…

Analysis: Israel resumed bombing Gaza, what has happened since? | Israel-Palestine conflict News

Analysis: Israel resumed bombing Gaza, what has happened since? | Israel-Palestine conflict News

Fighting in Gaza resumed almost on cue on Friday when the last extension of the truce expired and hopes in attempts to renew it again faded. Back in action first were Israeli F-16 bombers, pounding more than 400 targets in Gaza, including some in the very south near the Rafah…

Israel-Hamas war: List of key events, day 58 | Israel-Palestine conflict News

Israel-Hamas war: List of key events, day 58 | Israel-Palestine conflict News

Israel continues to ignore international calls for putting a stop to the war and civilian deaths – here are the major updates. Here’s what is to know about the situation on Sunday, December 3, 2023: The Israeli bombardment The Israeli army continued to relentlessly bomb different areas across the Gaza…

Photos: More deaths and destruction as Israel targets southern Gaza | Israel-Palestine conflict News

Photos: More deaths and destruction as Israel targets southern Gaza | Israel-Palestine conflict News

Israel has carried out deadly bombardments in Gaza for a second day after a weeklong truce with Hamas collapsed despite international calls for an extension. Clouds of grey smoke from the strikes hung on Saturday over Gaza, where the Hamas-run Ministry of Health said nearly 200 people had been killed…

Can Israel learn from the intelligence failure that led to Hamas attack? | Israel-Palestine conflict

Can Israel learn from the intelligence failure that led to Hamas attack? | Israel-Palestine conflict

Renewed Israeli bombardment of Gaza after the truce is worsening the humanitarian crisis. Israel has one of the most advanced and well-equipped militaries in the world. And yet, on October 7, Hamas fighters breached the Gaza border fence, infiltrated southern Israel and killed about 1,200 people. Israel responded by declaring…