In the deadliest day for aid-seekers in over 21 months of war, at least 85 Palestinians were killed across Gaza while trying to reach food, according to the territory’s Health Ministry.
As ceasefire talks gain momentum, Gaza mourns the loss of at least 40 Palestinians killed overnight, intensifying the desperate call for an end to the conflict between Israel and Hamas.
Ten years after a devastating 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck Haiti, claiming an estimated 250,000 lives, the nation continues to grapple with the aftermath. The disaster remains one of the deadliest natural events in the history of the Western hemisphere, and Haiti’s recovery journey is far from over.
An attack near an aid distribution site in Gaza has left over 20 people dead, according to Palestinian health officials. Responsibility for the tragedy remains unclear, while the Israeli military denies any involvement. The incident underscores the ongoing humanitarian crisis amid the prolonged conflict.
Senator Peter Welch of Vermont is urging the Trump administration to pressure Israel to lift a nearly three-month blockade of essential supplies into Gaza, calling the situation ‘catastrophic’.
Senator Peter Welch is calling on the Trump administration to use all diplomatic means to persuade Israel to lift its blockade on aid entering Gaza. Highlighting the humanitarian concerns, Welch emphasizes the urgent need for U.S. intervention.
Israeli strikes across Gaza have killed dozens and forced a main hospital to close, health officials say. The attacks mark a significant escalation in regional tensions and raise serious humanitarian concerns.
Humanitarian officials warn that famine may soon engulf Gaza as Israel blocks all food and supplies and intensifies its bombardment of the territory.
Food security experts have issued a grim warning that the Gaza Strip is at critical risk of famine unless Israel lifts its blockade and halts its military campaign. Total famine is the most likely scenario unless conditions change, they cautioned.
After two years of relentless civil war, Sudan’s capital city, Khartoum, has been devastated. An estimated 150,000 people have lost their lives, and millions have been displaced, transforming the once vibrant city into a landscape marked by destruction and despair.
