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White House shifts blame to Hamas as hunger crisis in Gaza worsens
The White House is shifting the blame over Gaza's worsening hunger crisis on Hamas. U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff and U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee visited an aid site in Gaza today. Resident Senior Fellow for The Atlantic Council Ahmed Fouad Alkhatik,
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has postponed making a decision on the actions his country’s military will take in ...
Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Egypt joined 14 other countries in signing a landmark declaration at a U.N. conference.
Israel ended a truce in Gaza in March, hoping to break Hamas. The move has heightened suffering for Palestinians but achieved ...
A growing number of Jewish Americans are urging Israel to ensure humanitarian aid reaches Gaza, though the ongoing war with ...
Another breakdown of negotiations shows neither side is ready for the 21-month war to end. A deadly hunger crisis is taking ...
The terror group, which still holds 20 living hostages in the Gaza Strip, has maintained that it will not agree to any deal ...
Experts warned Tuesday that the territory of some 2 million Palestinians is on the brink of famine, as Israeli restrictions ...
President Donald Trump called on Hamas to surrender and release the remaining hostages, saying it would be the "fastest way" ...
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