Gaza
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Documentary ‘NAZA’ Sets Venice Record Amid Intense Geopolitical Scrutiny
Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor’s documentary ‘NAZA’ received a record 25-minute standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival, sparking debate over its AI-warfare claims.
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Jared Kushner Attributes Gaza Stagnation to Israel’s ‘Irrational’ Election Climate
Jared Kushner links stalled Gaza reconstruction to Israel’s upcoming elections, arguing that domestic political pressures make current policy irrational.
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Israeli Forces Capture Hamas Internal Security Chief in Gaza City Raid
Israeli forces captured Mueen Al-Arabid, Hamas’s internal security chief, in a high-stakes Gaza City raid that left five Palestinians dead.
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Itamar Ben-Gvir’s Expanding Influence and the Normalization of Extremism in Israel’s Government
Israel’s National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir is escalating rhetoric on executions and prison conditions, while remaining politically indispensable to Netanyahu.
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Trump Announces Gaza Disarmament Deal for Hamas, but Steep Obstacles and Skepticism Loom
Donald Trump announced a phased Gaza disarmament deal with Hamas, but deep skepticism remains as implementation depends on a complete Israeli withdrawal.
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Labor’s National Conference Avoids Gaza Conflict Debate as Powerbrokers Shut Down Husic’s Motion
Labor MP Ed Husic failed to force a floor debate on a Gaza resolution at the 50th National Conference, as party leadership prioritized unity over dissent.
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Andy Burnham Apology for Labour Stance on Gaza: Is UK’s Position Shifting?
As UK prime minister-in-waiting Andy Burnham apologizes for Labour’s Gaza stance, analysts weigh whether this signals a substantive foreign policy shift.
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Diplomatic Tensions Rise as Irish President’s Sister Detained in Israeli Flotilla Interception
Dr. Margaret Connolly, sister of Irish President Catherine Connolly, is among six Irish citizens detained by Israeli forces after an aid flotilla was intercepted in international waters off Cyprus.
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Gaza Malnutrition Data Challenges Viral Famine Narratives
New UN-backed data shows an 83% drop in acute malnutrition cases in Gaza since August 2025, contradicting recent viral claims of engineered starvation.
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Gaza Infrastructure Shifts as Permanent Military Bases Emerge
Satellite imagery confirms the expansion of Israeli military fortifications in Gaza, signaling a transition toward permanent territorial control.
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Gaza Injured Evacuate to Egypt for Urgent Treatment
Over 100 critically injured Palestinians are en route from Khan Younis to the Rafah border crossing, seeking medical care in Egypt amid dire conditions in Gaza.
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Hamas Condemns Israeli Air Strike on Gaza Police Vehicle
Hamas issued a strong condemnation of an Israeli airstrike that killed a police director and eight officers in Gaza, calling it a continuation of “brutal crimes” and “desperate attempts to spread chaos.”
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Guterres Calls for Unhindered Gaza Aid and Halt to West Bank
António Guterres stresses the urgent need for safe humanitarian access to Gaza and demands a stop to settlement growth in the West Bank to ease Palestinian.
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Trump’s Board of Peace Convenes to Address Gaza Crisis
Donald Trump’s Board of Peace held its inaugural meeting in Washington D.C., addressing Gaza’s ceasefire, reconstruction, and security. The U.S. and member states pledged billions for stabilization efforts.
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Pope Leo XIV Rejects Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ Over UN Role
Pope Leo XIV refused to join Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’, stressing that global crisis management should remain under the UN’s authority, not a new body.