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UN's Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs says that 420 children were for malnutrition every day in the beleaguered enclave last month; World Food Program: The trucks were looted mainly by starving, unarmed civilians

This is the first public footage of Barghouti, a senior Fatah official who was sentenced to five life sentences plus 40 years for his role in the Second Intifada, to be circulated in years

'We took to the streets because we cannot remain silent in the face of what is happening in Gaza,' one of the organizers in Haifa told Haaretz. 'The world must know that this is not just a war – this is the deliberate starvation of civilians'

According to Secretary General Antonio Guterres' report, Israel's refusal to allow access to UN observers makes it difficult to verify patterns of sexual violence. Israel was also urged to conduct exhaustive and independent investigations into claims of sexual crimes committed by its forces - especially in detention facilities - and to prosecute those responsible

In Warsaw, Ostroff was standing next to a marketplace when a 70-year-old woman walked up, spat on him, and then walked away.

Armed settlers, often backed by soldiers, are rapidly expanding illegal outposts, violently seizing Palestinian land. Despite multiple killings, enforcement against settlers is minimal, leaving Palestinians increasingly isolated and vulnerable

Twenty years from the scenes of soldiers pulling citizens from their homes in Gush Katif, Israeli TV is broadcasting an avalanche of Gaza nostalgia, converging on one message: the disengagement was a national trauma, and nothing will heal it except its reversal

Concurrently, an Israeli court cancelled the injunction banning Yonatan Urich, an advisor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, from the Prime Minister's Office, and allowed the police to appeal by Monday

Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir sued Haaretz and Josh Breiner for 3 million shekels (about $886,000), over a report that exposed that a Kahanist charged with terrorism was advising Ben-Gvir. The court accepted Ben-Gvir's request to withdraw the suit, but ruled he must pay legal fees

Israel's Foreign Ministry has funneled tens of thousands of dollars for about a dozen influencers to visit Israel through Israel365, a pro-settlement organization attempting to bolster evangelical support for the Jewish State

Israel's impending approval to build in the E1 area of the West Bank will kill the two-state solution – and threatens Donald Trump's coveted Nobel Peace Prize, since Saudi-Israel normalization is contingent on a Palestinian state

Danny Elgarat said that an autopsy report on his brother Itzhak's body, which was returned to Israel in February, showed "a large number of broken ribs" as well as fractures in other parts of the body. Elgarat was previously believed to have died from a heart attack during interrogation

This ordinance sets a precedent that advocates hope will inspire municipalities across the country to follow suit

Tel Aviv is in the midst of a bagel craze. But if the bagel stands for liberalism and humanism, it can't be adopted here the way it was by our Jewish American cousins – an Israeli bagel is a contradiction in terms

In considering recognizing a Palestinian state, Berlin isn't mulling a withdrawal of its commitment to Israel, it's striving to fulfill it based on its devotion to peace, human rights and international law