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International charities and NGOs call for end to controversial Israeli-backed aid group in Gaza
CAIRO (AP) — Dozens of international charities and humanitarian groups called Tuesday for disbanding a controversial Israeli- and U.S.-backed system to distribute aid in Gaza because of recurring chaos and violence against Palestinians seeking food at its sites.
Witnesses and medics in Gaza say an Israeli airstrike on a seaside cafe has killed at least 30 people in Gaza City.
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has been using American contractors to distribute boxes of food in four sites in Gaza. Since ...
Amid dueling conflicts with Iran and Hamas, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he will travel to Washington next ...
Israel has agreed to the "necessary conditions" for a 60-day cease-fire in order to negotiate an end to the war in Gaza, ...
A UN expert has named over 60 companies, including major arms manufacturers and technology firms, in a report alleging their ...
Gaza’s hunger crisis continues to deepen. In Khan Younis, Drop Site News reports 29-year-old Ayoub Saber Abu Al-Hussain died ...
The KLP private pension fund excluded the U.S.’s Oshkosh and Germany’s Thyssenkrupp from its portfolio, citing their sales of ...
Israeli forces killed 11 people who had been seeking food in southern Gaza, according to witnesses, hospitals, and Gaza's ...
The open letter and the response it has generated speak to the depth of the anguish, shock and anger felt by healthcare ...
More than 170 non-governmental organizations have issued a joint call for the dismantling of a food distribution system run ...
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