U.S. President Donald Trump, who criticized the Biden administration of not being sufficiently pro-Israel during its genocide in Gaza, told reporters on Saturday that the result of the conflict may have to be the removal of Palestinians from the enclave that could take decades to rebuild…
At least 47,035 Palestinians were killed and another 111,091 were injured during Israel’s 15-month campaign of genocide in Gaza.
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump used the momentum from reports of a ceasefire between Israel and Gaza to express hope to expand the “historic” Abraham Accords, which aimed to deliver Arab-Israeli normalization and would be a major win for Tel Aviv.
There were two narratives that emerged last week after Donald Trump, the U.S. president-elect at the time, posted on social media that his hard-nose negotiating team finally got Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to stop the genocide in Gaza.
The death toll in Gaza reached 46,645 on Tuesday as mediators say a ceasefire between Hamas and Israel is closer than ever.
President-elect Donald Trump’s Mideast envoy has reportedly applied new pressure on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to accept a ceasefire agreement with Hamas and bring the 15-month-old genocide in Gaza to an end in exchange for the remaining hostages.
The death toll in Gaza is much higher than being reported, according to researchers behind an article published last week in The Lancet.
The Israeli military ramped up its killing spree on children in Gaza—with the death toll reaching 74 in the first full week of the new year, according to a report from UNICEF.
The minority group of Arabs living in Israel have said they’ve seen their rights evaporate ever since the Hamas attack in 2023—especially on issues involving the criticism of the genocide in Gaza.
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump told reporters last week that Hamas must release the remaining Israeli hostages in its possession, or “all hell will break out” in the Middle East.