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Jordanian official confirms Arabs support for Palestinians

Ethan Asher August 9, 2025

Jordan A Jordanian official told newsmen on Friday that Arabs “will only support what Palestinians agree and decide on” after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel wanted to hand over Gaza to Arab forces that would govern it. “Security in Gaza must be done

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Israel moves to takeover Gaza

Ethan Asher August 9, 2025

Israel Israel said early Friday that it plans to occupy over Gaza City, drawing rejection from the Palestinians and international condemnation. The decision, agreed in a late-night meeting of its security Cabinet, marks a further escalation of Israel’s 22-month war on Gaza. Palestinians call for emergency UN meeting on Israeli announcement Riyad Mansour, the

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Gaza food shortage persists, truck drivers lives in danger

Aaliyah Aamir August 5, 2025

Gaza Truck drivers trying to deliver aid inside Gaza say their work has become increasingly dangerous in recent months as people have grown desperately hungry and violent gangs have filled a power vacuum left by the territory’s Hamas rulers. Crowds of hungry people routinely rip aid off the backs of moving trucks, the local drivers […]

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Air Strike: Gaza boy in searche for missing parents

Ethan Asher August 4, 2025

Gaza The child, identified only as Hammoud, is seen crying and calling out for his grandparents, who were reportedly killed in the attack, according to Hasaballah. The footage captures the boy digging through the debris of the collapsed building, with no further details provided about the location or the family. The Gaza health ministry says […]

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Slovenia bans arms trade with Israel

Howard Mildilton August 1, 2025

Slovenia Slovenia on Thursday become the first European Union country to impose an embargo on the export, import, and transit of arms to Israel. The move, announced by Prime Minister Robert Golob, came two weeks after Ljubljana declared several far-right Israeli government ministers persona non grata. International pressure is mounting on Israel over the war […]

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Gaza crisis deepens

Ethan Asher July 30, 2025

Gaza Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to present to the Israeli security cabinet a plan to annex parts of the Gaza Strip, Israeli newspaper Haaretz is reporting.anyahu Despite growing international pressure to end the crisis in Gaza, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appears to be doubling down, threatening to annex parts of the […]

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Israel reduce attack in Gaza to aid humanitarian aid

Ethan Asher July 28, 2025

Israel Foreign aid drops over Gaza have resumed as international outrage intensifies over a deepening hunger crisis widely blamed on Israel. Jordan, with support from the UAE, has airdropped essential supplies including flour, sugar, and canned food to desperate civilians. The World Food Program warns that a third of Gaza’s two million residents have gone […]

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Israel opens humanitarian corridors in Gaza

Aaliyah Aamir July 27, 2025

Israel Dozens of Palestinians, mostly women and children, gathered around a charity kitchen in Gaza City in centre of the enclave, carrying their pots and hoping to get some food for their families. For months, international organisations have been warning of mass starvation in the enclave after 21-months of war amid Israeli restrictions on aid. […]

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Ceasefire talks between in Gaza ended in deadlock

Aaliyah Aamir July 25, 2025

Israel President Donald Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff said late on Thursday the U.S. was cutting short Gaza ceasefire talks and bringing home its negotiating team from Qatar for consultations after the latest response from Hamas “shows a lack of desire to reach a ceasefire in Gaza.” Witkoff’s announcement came while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin […]

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100,000-year-old burial site in Israel’s cave discovered

Ethan Asher July 25, 2025

Israel Archaeologists think they have uncovered one of the oldest burial sites globally within a cave in Israel, where the remarkably preserved remains of early humans, dating back approximately 100,000 years, were meticulously arranged in pits. The discoveries at Tinshemet Cave in central Israel, which were published in an academic journal earlier this year, expand […]