US EditionUN agency in Gaza says urgent cease-fire is a matter of life and death for millions of Palestinians
- United Nations experts have urgently called for a humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza due to the dire situation, with the Palestinian people at grave risk of genocide. Time is running out to address the critical need for food, water, medicine, and other essential supplies.
- The experts also emphasize the responsibility of Israel and its allies to prevent further disastrous actions and agree to an immediate ceasefire. They highlight the indiscriminate nature of the ongoing conflict and the looming health hazards affecting over 2 million people in Gaza.
- The Israeli bombardment in retaliation for Hamas attacks has resulted in a death toll of over 9,000, with a majority being women and children. Israel claims to be targeting Hamas, not civilians, and accuses the group of using human shields.
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Israel Continues To Bombard Gaza Despite US Calls To Ease Humanitarian Crisis
Israel's unrelenting offensive against Hamas battled on into its fifth week with no sign of slowing Saturday, as US Secretary of State Antony Blinken met Arab foreign ministers in search of a diplomatic opening to ease the crisis. Washington's top envoy arrived in Jordan for talks with five of his counterparts one day after Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rebuffed his call for a "humanitarian pause" to allow aid into Gaza. The Israeli…
The humanitarian crisis in Gaza is growing as Blinken seeks support for a temporary cease-fire
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with Arab foreign ministers Saturday to find ways to ease Gaza’s growing humanitarian crisis. His mission is complicated by Israel’s insistence there can be no temporary cease-fire until all hostages held by Hamas are released. In unusually blunt language, the United Nations chief said conditions in Gaza are now “horrific” as fighting continues to escalate. With food, water and the fuel needed for gener…
Israel presses Gaza offensive despite US call for pause
Israel resisted US calls for a pause in fighting and pressed its siege of Gaza City Saturday, after deadly strikes hit an ambulance convoy and a school-turned-refugee shelter. As Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rebuffed pressure from visiting US Secretary of State Antony Blinken to enact a temporary humanitarian truce, the nearly month-old war in...
Israel continues attacks in northern and southern Gaza
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken landed in Amman late Friday and will meet King Abdullah II of Jordan on Saturday. Blinken left Israel empty-handed, where he tried to secure humanitarian pauses in the war to destroy Hamas.
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