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13.08.2025 à 18:10
An IDF investigation rejected the Gaza famine, but experts say it only reaffirmed its existence
Nir Hasson
In an attempt to debunk Hamas' claims of Israel-induced starvation in the Gaza Strip, the IDF pointed out that some who died of malnutrition had preexisting medical conditions. Experts say the information provided by the military actually proves that the population is indeed suffering from hunger
13.08.2025 à 17:31
'Thousands more will die in Gaza, not from bombs or bullets, but from bureaucratic decisions'
Etan Nechin
International Rescue Committee's Bob Kitchen explains why Gaza is the 'most intense crisis' he's seen in 25 years of responding to humanitarian emergencies and how the IDF strangles aid efforts in the Strip
13.08.2025 à 16:44
As a teen, she wanted to protect settlements in Gaza. Today, she's an Anti-Occupation rabbi
Judy Maltz
As a young teen, Rabbi Idit Mevorach Shaag went to Gush Katif in 2005 hoping to prevent the evacuation of the Jewish settlements in the Gaza Strip 'with my own two hands.' It was her military experience that put her on the path to becoming what she describes as a 'weird leftist'
13.08.2025 à 18:10
An IDF investigation rejected the Gaza famine, but experts say it only reaffirmed its existence
Nir Hasson
In an attempt to debunk Hamas' claims of Israel-induced starvation in the Gaza Strip, the IDF pointed out that some who died of malnutrition had preexisting medical conditions. Experts say the information provided by the military actually proves that the population is indeed suffering from hunger
13.08.2025 à 17:31
'Thousands more will die in Gaza, not from bombs or bullets, but from bureaucratic decisions'
Etan Nechin
International Rescue Committee's Bob Kitchen explains why Gaza is the 'most intense crisis' he's seen in 25 years of responding to humanitarian emergencies and how the IDF strangles aid efforts in the Strip
13.08.2025 à 16:44
As a teen, she wanted to protect settlements in Gaza. Today, she's an Anti-Occupation rabbi
Judy Maltz
As a young teen, Rabbi Idit Mevorach Shaag went to Gush Katif in 2005 hoping to prevent the evacuation of the Jewish settlements in the Gaza Strip 'with my own two hands.' It was her military experience that put her on the path to becoming what she describes as a 'weird leftist'