We received the evacuation notice in Khan Younis on 12 June, but we could not find a car to get out of the city until the next day.

How can Iran counter a US-Israeli assault aimed at its destruction?

Gaza's patients still manage to smile.

My friend was working on his own training center when Israel killed him.

War of attrition could favor Tehran over Tel Aviv.

Pro-Israel pressure brought The Lancet to heel in 2014 with lasting consequences.

The tent where I taught has been reduced to ashes.

How occupation uses collaborators to sow chaos and death.

As US intervention looms, Iran launches most devastating counterstrike since start of war.

Southern Gaza’s largest hospital on verge of collapse.

A watermelon gives us a brief taste of summer.

Latvia’s Rihards Kols strives to make George W. Bush fashionable again.

Heavy shelling is replaced by a different kind of suffering: survival away from home.

Violence against Palestinians is not only accepted but expected.

Global action must match the scale of the genocide for it to end.

We speak with the UN expert about efforts to stop the genocide, the “Gaza Humanitarian Foundation” and activist convoys trying to reach Gaza. It was also one of the costliest weeks for the Israeli army.

Rev. Johnnie Moore dismisses Palestinian deaths as “without incident.”

We speak to University of Tehran professor Mohammed Marandi about why Tel Aviv struck his country and what may come next.

Hundreds of Palestinians killed in US-Israeli death traps while trying to obtain food aid.

Space is scarce in Gaza, and people are setting up tents in areas once thought uninhabitable.