Israel bombed three medical facilities in one week.

European Jewish Association threatens greater use of litigation.

Gaza's goldsmiths and jewelers provide a lifeline to grieving women.

We speak to fired tech workers, Asem Alnabih in Gaza about Israel’s starvation, cover the latest resistance operations in Gaza, Trump’s Gulf tour and much more.

Young people in Gaza cope with misery and boredom however they can.

The US is complicit in the slaughter of children.

Irish rap trio Kneecap’s hounding is part of an intensifying crackdown on pro-Palestine solidarity in the UK.

Quaker college’s president fails to speak against Israeli war crimes amidst her condemnations of anti-Semitism.

Two Khan Younis hospitals bombed, killing dozens, including prominent journalist Hassan Aslayeh in his clinic bed.

I am among the lucky because I have one meal per day.

A missing persons center in Gaza is trying to locate more than 14,000 people.

After 19 months of a genocidal war, several governments finally call for action.

Dr. Nadeem Haddadin-Crowe discusses witch hunts in the National Health Service prompted by politicians and Israel lobby groups.

Friendships in Gaza are tested by genocide and distance.

Our radiant friend would not want us to feel pain when mentioning her name.

We speak to Donya Abu Sitta about trying to survive famine, David Sheen about Israel’s 7 October lies, the activist who climbed Big Ben and we discuss plans to send US mercenaries to Gaza.

“Alarming levels” of child mortality as siege enters third month.

Hossam Shabat's documentation dispelled Israel's lies about its atrocities.

Abdaljawad Omar discusses the future of the Palestinian Authority and the Palestine Liberation Organization leadership, which are deeply unpopular among its own people and irrelevant to outside actors.

Rooster drone has been tested in Gaza.