Gaza

Israeli actress Gal Gadot joined grieving families in Tel Aviv demanding the release of hostages still held by Hamas.

The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC), a U.N.-affiliated watchdog, altered its methodology in July to make it easier to declare famine in Gaza.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Sunday that his government is considering suing the New York Times for defamation, accusing the paper of publishing a front-page photo that falsely claimed to depict a starving Palestinian child in Gaza. Netanyahu said the child, Muhammad Zakariya Ayyoub, actually suffers from cerebral palsy, and that his family members shown in the image appeared healthy and well-fed.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio issued a stark warning Wednesday, August 7, stressing that global attention on Gaza’s humanitarian situation is dangerously eclipsing the urgent need to rescue hostages held by Hamas.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel intends to establish full military control over the Gaza Strip.

Israel’s security cabinet prepares to approve a full-scale re‑occupation of Gaza amid failed ceasefire talks.

A PSR poll reveals most Palestinians oppose any peace deal that requires disarming or removing Hamas leadership.

ABC News featured Doctors Without Borders executive Avril Benoît, who blamed Israel for starving hostages held by Hamas in Gaza.

Columbia professor James Schamus accuses the university of weaponizing its EEOC antisemitism fund, mocking the settlement process.

University of Wisconsin–Madison suspended its Students for Justice in Palestine chapter after an April protest disrupted a campus event.