“Sustainable Childhood” courses don’t teach a Gaza mother how to stop the F16 nor change the path of a missile.

Israel destroyed 16 CT scanners across the Gaza Strip during its ongoing genocide.

Ex-police official Nicoletta della Valle could be charged with abuse of public office.

Alsayed searches the world for his uncle Ghazi, a former resistance fighter.

Zoë Rogers on why she helped destroy Israeli drones in the UK. Jon Elmer reports on week 15 of the battle in South Lebanon, and Ali Abunimah provides analysis on the US-Iran deal.

Deir al-Balah municipality is struggling to keep life moving amid overcrowding, underfunding and scarcity.

Teva seems to be in breach of EU transparency rules.

With their offices destroyed and their colleagues targeted, reporters must create new paths to continue their work.

Israel’s destruction in Gaza has not spared vital documents which are impossible to renew under current conditions.

Despite securing scholarships abroad, students from Gaza are unable to travel to further their education.

Lawmaker for New Jersey threatens Dublin with investment losses.

Tehran threatens “serious and immediate” consequences after massacres in Lebanon.

Gaza pediatrician Hussam Abu Safiya remains in solitary confinement after Israeli high court denies his appeal.

I expect Swiss authorities to fully respect my rights and to adhere strictly to the rule of law.

Scholar Robin Andersen explores how Israeli propaganda is reproduced – and rarely questioned – in corporate news.

Covering up arms displays is no substitute for an embargo.

Support for Israel is collapsing around the globe as its army removes heavy machinery from Lebanon to escape Hizballah drones.

Before the war, students learned English for varied reasons; now, English is seen as their only way out of Gaza.

A monthly digest of key developments in Palestine showcasing powerful images by photojournalists.

Detained doctor Hussam Abu Safiya, director of Kamal Adwan Hospital, was transferred to solitary confinement in Israeli prison.