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A masked mob brutally beat an elderly Palestinian man in the occupied West Bank in the latest documented act of settler violence carried out with near-total impunity. The attack comes as a United Nations report formally accuses Israel of decades of severe racial discrimination in the West Bank equivalent to apartheid. United Voices is demanding Congress act.
Ten foreign ministers, including from France, Norway, and the UK, have warned that Israel’s INGO deregistration deadline will shutter one in three Gaza healthcare facilities — as aid organizations refuse to submit Palestinian staff lists that could put workers in danger.
A year of investigations by The Guardian, +972 Magazine, and Local Call reveals that Microsoft, Google, and Amazon have deeply integrated their cloud, AI, and surveillance infrastructure with the Israeli military — systems that have directly enabled operations in Gaza.
Israel’s Knesset has passed a law cutting water and electricity to UNRWA facilities, effective immediately — a move the ICJ says violates Israel’s obligations as a UN member state, and which UNRWA’s chief called a direct affront to its UN mandate.
Winter storms have flooded or destroyed more than 42,000 tents in Gaza, affecting 235,000 people. UNRWA’s chief says the consequences are ‘man-made’ — the result of two years of destruction and Israel’s continued refusal to allow aid at the agreed scale.
In the first 80 days of Gaza’s ceasefire, Israel committed 969 documented violations killing 418 Palestinians — while delivering just 42% of the agreed aid and 10% of the promised fuel, leaving hospitals, bakeries, and water systems near collapse.
Israeli National Security Minister Ben-Gvir is advancing a bill that would require government permits for mosques to use loudspeakers for the Muslim call to prayer — framing a thousand-year-old religious practice as a noise violation requiring police enforcement.
Glasgow Rector Ghassan Abu-Sittah Cleared of All Misconduct Charges. The Case Was Never About Antisemitism.
A UK medical tribunal has cleared Palestinian surgeon and Glasgow University Rector Ghassan Abu-Sittah of all charges of antisemitism and professional misconduct — charges brought by UK Lawyers for Israel after he wrote a political opinion piece criticizing Palestinian elites.