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Mixed Israeli cities and towns saw the worst intercommunal violence in decades — but Israeli police raids swept up almost exclusively Palestinians.

The State Department's letter — which finally arrived Wednesday, more than two months late — contains no new information.

In the shadow of the Israel-Hamas cease-fire, thousands of Gazan residents face homelessness, grief, and trauma — amid a continuing Israeli blockade.

At least a dozen journalists were asked to remove their signatures from an open letter criticizing reporting on the region. Some were also told their contracts might not be renewed.

Brazil's Supreme Court granted search warrants for the homes and financial records of Ricardo Salles, who accelerated deforestation during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Journalists at the Jerusalem holy site documented police arbitrarily denying access, delivering beatings, and firing on reporters with rubber-coated bullets.

“This is what we warned about. Israel will target us all when you stop looking.”

After a ceasefire on Thursday, Palestinians took stock of damage wrought by airstrikes that left doctors dead and at least 19 health care facilities destroyed.

Current and former staff described decades of bias in the U.S. government-funded broadcaster's Ethiopia coverage.

An open letter on media standards in Canada, where some style guides ban the word “Palestine,” garnered over 2,000 signatures.