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Israel strikes Yemen’s Hodeidah port and threatens blockade

Israel launched a series of overnight strikes on the port city of Hodeidah in Yemen, claiming the site is used by Houthi rebels to transport weapons. Both Israeli forces and Houthi-aligned media confirmed the attack on Tuesday. Hodeidah, a crucial hub for humanitarian aid deliveries in Yemen, was struck......

Tunisian convoy mobilizes to challenge Israeli siege on Gaza

A Tunisian-led convoy, spearheaded by football ultras and grassroots activists, is preparing to confront Israel's blockade of Gaza, marking a bold humanitarian and political stand against a 16-year siege. The "Resilience Convoy," organized by the Coordination for Joint Action for Palestine,......

Israeli forces intercept Gaza aid flotilla featuring Greta Thunberg

Israeli authorities intercepted a Gaza-bound aid vessel named Madleen in an overnight operation, which included Swedish activist Greta Thunberg among its passengers. The boat departed from Italy on June 1 with the goal of highlighting severe food shortages in Gaza, described by the United Nations as......

Urgent call for humanitarian aid as Gaza faces food crisis

Fifteen World Food Programme (WFP) trucks carrying critical aid and food supplies were looted late last night in southern Gaza, the United Nations agency confirmed today. These trucks were en route to bakeries supported by WFP, intended to provide essential food to a population suffering after weeks......

Netanyahu condemns Macron for criticizing Gaza aid blockade

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu harshly criticized French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday after Macron denounced Israel's continued blockade of humanitarian aid to Gaza. Netanyahu accused the French leader of siding with what he described as a "murderous Islamist terrorist group"......

Gaza's humanitarian crisis deepens as aid group halts soup kitchen operations

Israel’s ongoing blockade of humanitarian aid into Gaza has compelled a major relief organization to cease its community soup kitchen operations, leaving many vulnerable civilians without access to food. World Central Kitchen, which had been providing approximately 133,000 meals daily and baking......

Starvation crisis deepens as blockade strangles Gaza

At least 57 Palestinians, primarily children, the elderly, and the sick, have died of starvation in Gaza due to Israel’s ongoing blockade, now entering its third month. The territory has been under complete siege since March 2, with essential aid food, water, and medicine cut off as airstrikes......

Checkpoint of fear: The Israeli blockade terrorizing a Palestinian village

In the village of Deir Sharaf, located in the occupied West Bank, an Israeli military checkpoint casts a long shadow over the daily lives of residents already burdened by the presence of an illegal Israeli settlement. This checkpoint, initially just a dirt mound in 2022, is a constant reminder of the......

Food prices soar in Gaza as Israeli blockade tightens Food prices skyrocket under Gaza blockade

Food prices in the Gaza Strip have surged a staggering 100-fold, according to United Nations reports, following Israel’s decision on March 2 to cut off the flow of humanitarian aid into the besieged territory. The blockade, implemented amid an already strained ceasefire agreement between Israel......

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