In Gaza’s Camps, Scrap Metal Turbines Offer a Fragile Lifeline
Homemade wind turbines in Khan Yunis turn scrap metal and debris into electricity for displaced families cut off from Gaza’s damaged grid.
Homemade wind turbines in Khan Yunis turn scrap metal and debris into electricity for displaced families cut off from Gaza’s damaged grid.
Near Gaza, Danny Rahamim’s left-wing identity highlights how October 7 has unsettled a kibbutz’s political heritage.
Far-right minister Ben Gvir has intensified his campaign with provocative giveaways and calls for Palestinians to leave occupied territories.
A 15-year-old from Gaza is among more than 450 Palestinian amputees receiving prosthetic care and rehabilitation in Amman and Gaza.
One year after a ceasefire, food shortages and long queues at community kitchens continue to mark daily life in Gaza.
In southern Gaza, incubator and supply shortages force clinicians to improvise care for premature newborns amid dire conditions.
An airstrike in western Gaza City killed a man and his 8-year-old daughter and wounded six others, hospital officials said.
With the Gaza initiative stalled, a U.S. pivot toward stabilizing the West Bank through diplomacy, security coordination and institutional support could reduce the risk of wider conflict.
Reopening the Strait of Hormuz is essential to bringing down the cost of living in the UK, Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband has said as he met his US counterpart Marco Rubio. The Labour minister is in Washington for his first official one-on-one meeting with Rubio. The pair were expected to discuss the war in Ukraine…
United States President Donald Trump announced “a historic agreement” on July 30 for the disarmament of Hamas and other armed groups in Gaza, framed as the long-awaited move into the second phase of the October 2025 “ceasefire” deal. The agreement was negotiated through the Board of Peace, established by Trump to oversee post-war reconstruction and…