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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.
United Voices is condemning Israel’s killing of at least six people — including a baby — at a Gaza wedding celebration, calling it yet another blatant ceasefire violation and demanding President Trump and the Arab nations that guaranteed the ceasefire take immediate action.
United Voices condemns renewed Israeli airstrikes in Gaza that killed at least 21 civilians, calling the escalation a ceasefire violation and urging U.S. policy reassessment.
United Voices is calling on President Trump to demand Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu halt escalating attacks in Gaza after Israeli forces killed 11 members of the Abu Shaaban family — including seven children and three women — in what amounts to a blatant ceasefire violation, while returned Palestinian detainee bodies show signs of torture and execution.
United Voices applauds U.S. Senators Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) and Jeff Merkley (D-OR) for traveling to the Middle East and attempting to enter Gaza to witness the humanitarian catastrophe firsthand — and is calling on more members of Congress to follow their lead and use every legislative tool available to end the U.S.-backed blockade.
United Voices, an organization dedicated to amplifying the voices for disenfranchised communities, strongly condemns Israel’s “self-declared war crimes” and calls on the Biden administration to oppose the ongoing atrocities committed against the civilian population of Gaza. The Israeli government’s recent public statement, wherein Defense Minister Yoav Gallant declared a “complete siege” on Gaza, along with […]
Trump Called for a Ceasefire. Netanyahu Responded by Killing 61 More People, Including Aid Seekers.
Less than 24 hours after President Trump publicly called on Israel to stop bombing Gaza, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded by killing at least 61 people — including four civilians desperately seeking food for their starving families. United Voices says the moment of defiance exposes the gap between American rhetoric and the reality of what U.S. support is enabling.