The occupation’s latest attacks forced many south, but my family made the trip north, to our home.

Michael Mann panders to pro-Israel zealots.

Why Haim Bresheeth-Žabner, whose parents survived the Holocaust, says Gaza is worse. Trump’s 20-point “peace” plan. Resistance tunnels outwit Israel and US public turns on Tel Aviv.

Ankara has limited trade, but activists face trial for demanding end to oil transfers.

Israeli army closes main north-south route along the coast for traffic in and out of Gaza City as war minister threatens Palestinians who stay.

Democratic voters recognize reality of genocide as elected officials and mainstream media fall short.

We speak with Ahmed Abu Artema about surviving genocide and leaving behind everything, before fleeing to the Netherlands.

UVision sees genocide as a business opportunity.

Oakland groups protest 280 military cargo shipments to Nevatim Airbase in Israel.

Hungry and emaciated, children are the first and most severely affected.

Israel targeted and destroyed a high-rise tower adjacent to our building but we refuse to leave.

Palestinians mourn over the bodies of loved ones as Israel continues to massacre hundreds.

Suspicious short selling, a prime minister unwilling to form an independent commission, and revelations from the military suggests Israel’s story on 7 October is not the full picture.

Many who remained in the north for most of the genocide are being forced to flee.

Palestinians in the West Bank, who see European acknowledgments of statehood as symbolic, are increasingly confined to open-air prisons.

We carry deep guilt for the genocidal war against our people in Gaza. Every piece of bread we eat reminds us that while we struggle, we are still “lucky” to survive.

A few moments separated me from death.

We speak with Sami Al-Arian about the role Arab states could play in stopping the genocide. Nora Barrows-Friedman covers Israel’s intensifying invasion of Gaza City, and Jon Elmer brings the latest news of the resistance confronting Israeli forces.

Some countries are beginning to hold Israeli soldiers and officials accountable under universal jurisdiction powers, but not the UK.

Democratic leaders in US House ignore constituents on Palestinian rights as Trump targets activists for those rights.