By Ramzy Baroud 
The inability to ensure basic aid to Gaza will profoundly question our shared humanity for years to come.
The situation in Gaza today starkly highlights Israeli exceptionalism. Israel is employing the starvation of two million Palestinians in the blockaded and devastated Gaza Strip as a tactic to extract political concessions from…
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Russia fully supports Egypt’s plan to rebuild Gaza, Moscow’s Ambassador to Egypt, Georgiy Borisenko, has said, expressing regret that Western countries have obstructed Russian proposals in the UN Security Council aimed at ending the war in the Strip.
In remarks to Extra News, Borisenko stated that Russia and Egypt are in close coordination within the United Nations. “We are referred to as like-minded countries due to our shared positions on many issues,”…
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Residents of Muridke, Pakistan held Friday prayers at a bombed-out mosque that was targeted by the Indian military.
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By Palestine Chronicle Staff
The aid distribution plan has been rejected by the United Nations, criticizing it for contravening “fundamental humanitarian principles.”
Israel will not be involved in the distribution of humanitarian aid in the Gaza Strip but will be part of “providing security,” US ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee…
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By Palestine Chronicle Staff
A missile launched from Yemen triggered air raid sirens across Israel, while Ansarallah vows to continue operations against Israel in support of Gaza.
Israeli media reported on Friday that a missile launched from Yemen was intercepted, causing air raid sirens to sound in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and numerous other locations across Israel.
The Israeli military had…
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The Haenyeo, or “women of the sea,” are a group of all-women extreme divers who work off the coast of Korea. They have spent their entire lives free-diving as much as 60 feet under the surface in the waters off Jeju Island, 50 miles south of mainland South Korea. The divers collect foodstuffs like abalone and seaweed from the seafloor, and do so while spending hours in the water every day, year round. There aren’t many divers left, because young people…
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The brother of Pope Leo XIV explains why the world will be watching the first American to lead the Catholic Church.
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Iran has unveiled a number of weapons and bases and held military drills in 2025 amid tensions with the United States and Israel.
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US President Donald Trump has decided to end communication with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to Israeli media reports published yesterday, due to concerns that Netanyahu has been manipulating him.
Yanir Cozin, a correspondent for Israeli Army Radio, said on X that Trump made the decision due to suspicions that Netanyahu was attempting to manipulate him.
No US or Israeli official has issued any formal comment regarding Cozin’s…
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A new Israeli wire fence is being erected on the outskirts of Sinjil, a Palestinian town north of Ramallah in the central occupied West Bank.
The barrier – 1,500 metres (4,921 feet) long and six metres (20 feet) high – Palestinians say, is turning their hometown, home to nearly 6,000 people, into a walled prison controlled by a single Israeli occupation soldier stationed at a locked gate.
lsraeI is building a 6m high wire around the village of Sinjil in the…
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