Israel’s cutoff of supplies to Gaza sends prices soaring as aid stockpiles dwindle
Israel’s cutoff of food, fuel, medicine and other supplies to Gaza’s 2 million people has sent prices soaring and humanitarian groups into overdrive as they try to distribute dwindling stocks to the most vulnerable.
Israel cut off food and supplies to Gaza. Aid groups are scrambling. What's happening on the ground?
The aid freeze has imperiled the tenuous progress aid workers say they have made to stave off famine over the past six weeks during Phase 1 of the ceasefire deal Israel and Hamas agreed to in January.
The highest level of damage was recorded in the northern governorates of North Gaza and Gaza City. That area was repeatedly ...
UN humanitarian officials warned Tuesday that the continued closure of key border crossings into Gaza is putting civilian lives at risk, just as they begin to recover from months of war, deprivation ...
A summit of Arab leaders in Cairo have approved Egypt’s plan to rebuild Gaza without expelling the Palestinians. It's ...
On Dec. 3, 2023, an Israeli airstrike reduced his five-story home in Beit Lahia to debris, burying 54 members of his family ...
The 91-page plan presented at the Arab League meeting by Egypt to rebuild Gaza Strip, includes plans to develop green spaces ...
C AIRO — Arab leaders meeting in Cairo on Tuesday are set to endorse a counterproposal to U.S. President Donald Trump’s call ...
On March 2, as the first phase of a fragile ceasefire came to an end, further humanitarian aid was blocked from entering Gaza, severely compromising relief efforts.
For Palestinians observing Ramadan in Gaza, the Muslim holy month started this year under a fragile ceasefire agreement that ...
The plan has come under fire for omitting key answers on issues like governance, the future of Hamas, and funding.
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