Four journalists were among the nearly 20 Palestinians killed in Israeli airstrikes in southern Gaza on Monday.
On Sunday (Aug. 10), five journalists with Al Jazeera were killed after an Israeli airstrike near the Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City. Among them was the prominent frontline correspondent Anas al-Sharif, who along with Palestinian journalist Bisan Owda won the Human Rights Defender Award from Amnesty International last December. Spokespeople for the Israeli military stated […]
Israel's Security Cabinet approved a plan by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to occupy Gaza City on Friday, despite opposition from Israeli citizens and the international community.
Activist Mahmoud Khalil blasted the Trump administration after his release from a detention center after 104 days.
The boat organized by activist Greta Thunberg delivering aid to Gaza was seized by Israeli forces on Sunday.
A Pride concert featuring Kehlani has been canceled by organizers in New York City, citing guidance from Mayor Eric Adams.
Cornell University has canceled a concert event featuring Kehlani next month, citing her support for Gaza as the reason.
Two men gave eyewitness accounts of an attack by Israeli soldiers on rescue workers in Gaza, supporting the United Nations' claims.
The Palestinian co-director of the Oscar-winning documentary 'No Other Land' was beaten by Israeli settlers and arrested. Hamdan Ballal would be released on Tuesday in the West Bank.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested Mahmoud Khalil over the weekend, reportedly on the direction of the State Department, according to his attorney. Khalil's whereabouts are unknown, attorney Amy Greer said in a statement.
President Donald Trump alarmed the international community again by proposing that the U.S. take over Gaza and that the Palestinians should move out to other countries after meeting with Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu.
Macklemore drew the ire of some after uttering "F*ck America" during a benefit concert in his home state of Washington over the weekend.
