- 5 December, 2025
Hamas and Israel conflict – countless killed and the crisis continues
The ongoing war between Hamas militants in Gaza and Israeli forces has already claimed over 30,000 lives, including many civilians. With no signs of a
Hamas ups Gaza truce negotiations with proposed Ramadan march
In the midst of the fragile negotiations for a ceasefire in Gaza, Hamas, the activist group controlling the domain, issued a call for Palestinians to
Hamas reviews Paris truce plan with 40-day ceasefire and swaps
A senior source locked in within the Gaza truce negotiations in Paris has unveiled critical bits of knowledge into the proposed terms. The draft proposition
Palestinian PM Resigns Amid Calls for Unity Government
The Palestinian Prime Minister, Mohammad Shtayyeh, announced his resignation on Monday, citing the need for a broad consensus among Palestinians regarding political arrangements in the
Palestinian Experience in Israel: A Distinctive Struggle and Identity
Palestinian citizens of Israel discover themselves entrapped in a complex web of character battles. On one hand, they keep up solid familial, etymological, social, and
External mandates for Palestinian conflict resolution rejected by Israel
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s unequivocal dismissal of worldwide mediation in settling the Israeli-Palestinian struggle showcases Israel’s firm position on keeping up sway over its decision-making
The significance of Marwan Barghouti in Palestinian and Israeli discourse
Marwan Barghouti, a noticeable figure inside Hamas administration, has developed as a central figure in dialogues encompassing potential peace bargains in Gaza. His title carries
WHO chief reiterates call for Gaza ceasefire, says medical aid to enclave ‘drop in the ocean’
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has reached a critical point, with the Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, emphasizing the dire
Gazans in desperate need of humanitarian aid as conflict rages on, residents surviving off animal feed
People living in the isolated north of the besieged Gaza Strip have raised concerns over scores of children not finding food for days, as aid
Tensions Rise: Israeli Intelligence Accuses 190 UNRWA Staff in Gaza
In a recent development that has sent shockwaves through the international community, an Israeli intelligence dossier has accused 190 Gaza UNRWA employees of having affiliations