BBC, UN admit misleading in '14000 Gaza babies' claim
The erroneous statement, which first aired on BBC Radio 4's Today program, subsequently spread across international media outlets and even reached parliamentary discussions.
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The organizations vying for control of Gaza in a post-Hamas era
The apparent elimination of Muhammad Sinwar has left Hamas virtually leaderless and paved the way for a fierce power struggle over Gaza. More than 15 different organizations may compete to fill the vacuum after the war ends, and Israel should start paying attention.
Israel preparing for strike on Iran
CNN reports that the US has obtained new intelligence suggesting Israel is preparing for a potential strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities, even as President Donald Trump attempts to broker a new diplomatic deal with Tehran. The report cites multiple American officials familiar with the latest intelligence.
Israeli activists block aid trucks bound for Gaza
The activists are protesting the continued delivery of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip while 58 hostages remain in the hands of the terrorist organization Hamas. “No aid until they’re home,” they declared. The protest comes a day after more than 90 supply trucks entered Gaza.
Is humanitarian aid a must? Legal opinion backs Gaza siege
As Israel once again allows humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip, legal experts argue the move is not legally required. With Hamas controlling, looting, and stockpiling incoming aid, a siege emerges as the legally preferred solution.