The Pentagon awarded Boeing an $8.6 billion contract to supply Israel with F-15 fighter jets — announced days after Trump met ICC-wanted Netanyahu in Florida, with no conditions attached and no accounting for the 72,000+ Palestinians killed since October 2023.
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.
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.
Palestinian pediatrician and hospital director Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya has been held by Israel for one year without charge, under a law allowing indefinite detention. He was arrested during an Israeli raid on Kamal Adwan Hospital, where he had stayed to treat children under siege.
Gaza’s Health Ministry held a graduation ceremony for 168 new doctors in the ruins of Al-Shifa Medical Complex — destroyed by Israeli military operations — where graduates took their professional oath under the slogan ‘The Regiment of Humanity.’
United Voices is renewing its call on the Trump administration and Congress to end funding for Israeli military operations after video surfaced showing an armed Israeli army reservist and illegal settler using an ATV to deliberately run over a Palestinian man while he prayed in the occupied West Bank.
Belgium has filed a formal declaration of intervention in South Africa’s genocide case against Israel at the ICJ, joining more than a dozen countries including Colombia, Spain, Chile, and Ireland in supporting the court’s examination of Israel’s conduct in Gaza.
Eight days after Gov. DeSantis branded CAIR a “foreign terrorist organization” by executive order, the nation’s largest Muslim civil rights group filed a federal lawsuit challenging the designation as unconstitutional. DeSantis welcomed the suit, saying he looked forward to “discovery — especially the CAIR finances.”
