600,000 Palestinian Kids in Rafah Can’t “Evacuate” Safely, UNICEF Official Says
“The reality for kids living there is shocking, honestly,” said an official who recently returned from Gaza. “People are living in really squalid conditions.”
“The reality for kids living there is shocking, honestly,” said an official who recently returned from Gaza. “People are living in really squalid conditions.”
With almost no options for escape, people in Gaza are increasingly paying thousands of dollars to fixers connected to the Egyptian government.
A monthslong investigation unpacks a false warning and an Israeli airstrike in the deadliest war for journalists on record.
Democrats are in disarray. It’s time to name our enemies and assert our demands to build a party that can win.
Calling south Beirut a militant “stronghold” makes it sound like a giant military base, rather than a dense and vibrant urban area.
After being threatened with losing their housing, several students who weren’t involved in the protests had their suspensions lifted.
As Columbia braces for October 7 anniversary protests, an email to faculty over the weekend instructed them to call security if students disrupt classes.
Vladimir Putin and Benjamin Netanyahu both want Donald Trump to win so they can prolong and intensify their brutal wars.
A judge said Mahmoud Khalil, the Columbia graduate whose arrest by ICE sparked outrage, couldn’t be deported without a court order.
“I don’t want to be working on something that can turn around and be used to slaughter innocent people.”
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