Humanitarian aid
WHO suspends medical evacuations from Gaza following death of contractor in 'security incident'
The evacuations were suspended after an individual who was contracted to provide services to the WHO in Gaza was killed during a security incident, Tedros said.
India expands Africa push with rice aid, long-term mineral ambitions
Holocaust survivor, descendants urge High Court to allow Gaza children medical access
Two humanitarian aid boats en route to Cuba are missing, Mexico says
Anti-Islamic biker gang members hired to guard Gaza aid distribution sites, BBC finds
A contractor of the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has hired multiple members of a notoriously bigoted biker gang to act as security for the humanitarian sites.
'Intolerable situation in Gaza,' UK PM Starmer discusses with PA President Abbas in London
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer met PA President Mahmoud Abbas, backing Palestinian statehood at the UN while stressing the need for a Gaza ceasefire, hostages' release, and no role for Hamas.
UN says time is short to stop famine spreading as IDF in Gaza City
As the IDF continues its operations in Gaza City, the UN raised concerns regarding civilian safety.
Despite lack of local protests, Gaza City evacuation threatens Hamas's tight grip
Why are there no protests in Gaza against Hamas, who is threatening it on the ground, and what will happen without the human shield?
Israel to move 100,000 tents to new humanitarian area ahead of Gaza City push
The defense establishment is preparing for the possible outbreak of epidemics by expanding medical services and distributing vaccines, especially polio vaccines.
Gaza-bound Sumud flotilla nearing Tunisia, likely to arrive off Gaza's coast by September 17
The flotilla is believed to be seeking to reach the eastern Mediterranean off the coast of Gaza sometime around September 15 to 20.
Gaza child once declared dead revealed to be alive
An eight-year-old boy once claimed to have been killed by the IDF in Gaza was found alive, safely extracted with his mother. He spoke in an interview with Fox News, which was published on Thursday.
New Gaza flotilla revives debate: Is Israel's naval blockade legal? - explainer
While the legal argument may appear straightforward in military manuals, Israel’s actions are also scrutinized through the lens of international diplomacy.
Gazan school principal: Hamas are 'murderers,' I was happy to see hostages go home
Saad Al-Mashalal, whose son was killed by Hamas during one of its attacks on aid distribution sites in Khan Yunis, cursed the terror group for its violence in a video released by COGAT.
Solar panels and cellphones among smuggled goods seized from Gaza aid trucks - Army Radio
According to the Army Radio, preventing smuggling through humanitarian aid deliveries falls to multiple agencies, which include the IDF, COGAT, the Shin Bet, and border customs.
