A Dutch broadcaster announced its withdrawal from Eurovision for the second consecutive year, citing concerns over Israel's participation. This decision has prompted other Dutch broadcasters to reconsider their involvement in the song contest.
A new anthology, 'Rising for Palestine,' argues that the war in Gaza has revealed the erosion of Africa's tradition of internationalism, connecting the Palestinian struggle to a broader African history.
New data indicates a significant increase in problematic substance use among Israelis, with one in four engaging in such behavior since the October 7 attacks and the subsequent war in Gaza.
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A mass funeral was held in Gaza for 112 members of a Bedouin clan, whose bodies were recovered from rubble after an Israeli strike in 2023. Families had waited three years to bury their loved ones, with the event marking one of the largest mass funerals in the Gaza war.
Support for Israel among Democratic voters has significantly declined, with candidates critical of Israel winning primaries and moderate lawmakers increasingly challenging US support for the country.
An article suggests that Kathrine Lilleør is making life more difficult for Jewish citizens, linking it to the sensitive and suppressed conflict in Gaza and the challenge of maintaining peaceful dialogue.
An Australian tribunal has ruled that three Israeli citizens facing conscription into the Israel Defense Forces are owed protection by Australia, accepting they could face 'persecution' due to their political opinion on the war in Gaza.
A campaign advertisement by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu used AI-generated images against his top challenger, Gadi Eisenkot, playing on anti-Arab sentiments and featuring images seen as disrespectful to Eisenkot's son, who was killed in the Gaza war.
An ex-general who lost his son in the Gaza War has emerged as the main challenger to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, potentially reshaping the political landscape.
The European Union is set to implement measures restricting children's access to social media platforms. Concurrently, the EU, along with the UK, has expanded sanctions against Russia over cyberattacks, surveillance, and human rights abuses.
The ongoing Israel-Gaza war has created significant divisions within the Democratic party, influencing key Senate races and contributing to electoral losses in the US midterm elections.
Andy Burnham is on track to become the next UK Prime Minister, having secured significant backing from 322 Labour MPs in the first nomination tally, making him unopposed in the leadership race.
Two Israeli non-governmental organizations, Peace Now and Kerem Navot, have issued a report warning that Israel now controls 18% of the occupied West Bank, up from 7% before the Gaza war, indicating an accelerated pace of de facto annexation.
The long-time Middle East correspondent for ORF, Karim El-Gawhary, speaks out about personal attacks, appreciation after leaving ORF, and the challenges faced by media during the Gaza war.
Israel and Gaza are marking 1,000 days since the October 7 attacks and the subsequent war, with memorials held in Israel and Gazans reflecting on the widespread destruction and humanitarian crisis. Protests against the Israeli government also took place, while former hostages and officials made statements regarding the conflict.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's recent labeling of Israel as a "danger to humanity" highlights Turkey's escalating rhetoric, which has become more radicalized by the Gaza War and the fall of the Assad regime, posing a growing threat to Israel.
The Human Rights Foundation (HRF) has filed a complaint with Lithuanian authorities, requesting an investigation into an Israeli dental student for alleged war crimes committed during service in the Gaza conflict.
The Republic of Ireland will play Israel in Serbia behind closed doors following calls for a boycott by fans due to the ongoing conflict in Gaza. This decision was made to address the concerns and ensure the match proceeds.
Satellite imagery and video analysis by CBC's visual investigations team confirm the total destruction of a section of the Gaza War Cemetery. This area held the remains of 22 Canadian Forces peacekeepers, with evidence suggesting the use of high-powered explosives and heavy machinery.
The Jerusalem Post reports that Itay Offir, the IDF's legal chief, will soon announce decisions regarding alleged war crimes in Gaza, specifically mentioning the World Central Kitchen and International Red Crescent cases.
Tel Aviv's Pride Parade returned after a two-year hiatus due to the Gaza war, drawing thousands of LGBTQ+ community members, activists, residents, and tourists, with a controversial effigy of Khamenei sparking debate.
Israeli prisons faced overcrowding and security issues due to a surge of 10,000 Palestinian security prisoners during the Gaza war, reportedly harming security and delaying legal proceedings for the October 7 attacks.
An Al Jazeera investigation has found that at least 51 countries and territories continued to supply military-related goods to Israel during the recent Gaza war.
Jewish students at Harvard describe a changed atmosphere on campus as Trump officials investigate episodes related to Gaza war protests, yet Jewish life is described as thriving.
The head envoy of the UN Peace Council for Gaza warned the UN Security Council that the current division of the enclave risks becoming permanent, potentially leaving more people in dire conditions.
Thousands of people demonstrated in Brussels on Sunday afternoon, called by pro-Palestinian, trade union, and associative organizations, to denounce the war in Gaza, the Nakba, and what organizers describe as a genocide.
Fifty couples participated in a mass wedding ceremony held amidst the destruction and rubble of Gaza City, with brides in white and grooms in dark suits.
The 2026 Cannes Film Festival officially opened with a glamorous red carpet featuring numerous celebrities, including Demi Moore and Léa Drucker. Director Peter Jackson was honored with an honorary Palme d'Or during the opening ceremony.
Climate activists from Climáximo stained the facade of French defense technology company Thales, accusing it of profiting from the war in Gaza and announcing further protests.
Holocaust survivor Lucy Waldstein, who escaped the Nazis as a child, shares her life story and offers her perspective on the October 7th attack and Israel's ongoing war in the Gaza Strip, stating "Massacre is massacre, no matter where it takes place."
Actress Melissa Barrera was fired from the 'Scream' franchise after making comments about the Gaza War. She later spoke out about the series in an interview with Variety.
The fifth season of the Israeli TV series 'Fauda' is set to return, confronting the unresolved traumas of the country, particularly in the aftermath of October 7th. The article notes that speaking to the rest of the world after the Gaza war will be challenging.
Palestinians, with UN assistance, are utilizing rubble from war-damaged buildings in Gaza to repair and pave streets. This initiative comes as a US-backed rebuilding plan for the region remains stalled.
Israel's Independence Day celebration is heavily themed by the Gaza war, with the government honoring soldiers and a hostage negotiator amidst ongoing conflict.
Israeli soldiers returning from the Gaza war are reportedly experiencing deep psychological consequences, including guilt, shame, and identity crises, rather than traditional PTSD.
A UN report indicates that more than 38,000 women and girls have been killed in Gaza between October 2023 and the projected end of 2025. This figure averages 47 deaths daily, highlighting the severe impact of the conflict on female civilians.
War amputees in Gaza are experiencing a critical shortage of prostheses, severely impacting their recovery and mobility. This scarcity is attributed to Israeli restrictions on the entry of necessary medical supplies into the territory.
Approximately 120 Holocaust survivors made aliyah during the Gaza war, but overall numbers are dropping due to the increasing difficulty for elderly individuals to immigrate, according to the Aliyah Ministry.
A new report by pro-Palestinian groups claims that France has maintained a continuous pipeline of military hardware exports to Israel throughout the war in Gaza. This contradicts France's official stance that its military equipment exports were solely for defensive purposes or re-export.
A video depicting a doll's funeral in Gaza underscores the severe impact of the ongoing conflict on the region's youngest, with statistics revealing that 42,200 women, children, and elderly were killed between October 2023 and January 2025.
The outgoing head of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) has called for an investigation into the deaths of nearly 400 UNRWA staff members during the conflict in Gaza, with more than 390 employees having died during the two-year war.
Leqaa Kordia, the final detainee from the Trump administration's 2025 crackdown on Gaza war protests, has been released after a year in a U.S. immigration detention center, stating that her freedom means little until 'everybody is free.'
A report from North London details how local food establishments have become sites of symbolic protest and tension related to the Israel-Gaza conflict, with incidents like smashed windows and provocative stickers.
Political consultant Bahbah, who campaigned for Trump in 2024 and later mediated in the Gaza war on his behalf, is now sharply criticizing the president and warning of a diminishing US influence in the Gulf region.
A Montenegrin man has been arrested for making death threats against FDP candidate Përparim Avdili. The incident is linked to Avdili's statements regarding the Gaza War and Islam, escalating tensions during the election campaign.
US public opinion has nudged more in favor of Palestinians than Israelis after the Gaza war, according to new polling. The change has been driven largely by independents and Democrats, widening partisan divisions.
An Egyptian television series titled 'People of the Land' has caused significant backlash in Israel due to its controversial portrayal of Israel's actions in the Gaza war.
Tunisian director Kaouther Ben Hania refused to accept an award at an event in Berlin, leaving her trophy on stage as a protest against the international political coverage of Israel's war in Gaza.
California Governor Gavin Newsom mocked former President Donald Trump for appearing drowsy during the first meeting of the Board of Peace, suggesting Trump was asleep.
Syria and Israel held US-mediated talks aimed at easing tensions between the two nations. Discussions reportedly addressed de-escalation and Syria's desire to remain out of Israel-Turkey tensions.
Palestinian children in Gaza who suffered limb loss during the Israel-Hamas war are participating in swimming lessons. The initiative aims to aid their physical and psychological rehabilitation.
A group of students and professors has filed a lawsuit against Columbia University, alleging discrimination. They claim the university failed to adequately protect them from attacks following the start of the Gaza War.
US support for Israel is causing a significant division among Jewish voters and reshaping the Democratic Party ahead of Michigan's primary on August 4, with campaigners on both sides addressing how the Gaza war has influenced their positions.
A report indicates that two female Israeli soldiers have committed suicide, bringing the military's suicide toll to at least 16 this year, with at least nine former soldiers also dying by suicide after active service in the Gaza war.
London's Hackney Council, now controlled by the Green Party, is moving to repeal its 'twin' status with the Israeli city of Haifa, citing opposition to Israel's war in Gaza.
The new UK Defense Secretary has stated that Israel "fallen short" of UK military standards in the Gaza war, reiterating previous comments about potential war crimes.
The rollout of an alleged IDF Gaza war crimes probe has been delayed again, with the source of the delay remaining unclear, possibly due to external pressure.
Sophie von der Tann, known for her coverage of the October 7 events and the Gaza war, will conclude her tenure at ARD's Tel Aviv studio at the end of July, with Pia Steckelbach taking over.
Israel's war on Gaza has now surpassed a thousand days, continuing despite a US-brokered ceasefire last October, with widespread death and destruction reported.
Concert pianist Jayson Gillham expressed disappointment after a federal court dismissed his discrimination case against the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, ruling he was not unfairly dismissed over comments related to the Gaza war.
Andy Burnham, Mayor of Greater Manchester, has apologised for the Labour Party's initial stance on the Gaza war, particularly its delay in calling for a ceasefire. His earlier call for a ceasefire in October 2023 had put him at odds with party leader Sir Keir Starmer.
The documentary 'Life Support' provides a quietly devastating perspective on the war in Gaza through the eyes of medical professionals, highlighting their role as crucial witnesses in the absence of foreign media.
Ursula von der Leyen has reiterated the EU's stance on the Gaza war and Israel, describing illegal settlements as 'completely unacceptable' for EU unity and highlighting billions in aid for Palestinians.
The conflict in the Gaza Strip has reached its 1000th day, with reports indicating over 73,000 casualties and millions displaced. The war has led to a devastating loss of life, including an estimated 21,000 children.
A former Israeli general and hostage envoy stated that the Gaza war could have concluded a year earlier, but the Israeli government's reluctance to do so led to the deaths of hostages.
The bodies of Gil-Ad Shaer, Naftali Fraenkel, and Eyal Yifrah were discovered in the West Bank, an event that tragically led to the IDF's invasion of Gaza and the 2014 Gaza War.
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that the Gaza war would be discussed in US talks and reiterated Iran's "steadfast support" for Palestinians during a call with a Hamas representative.
A New York cafe reportedly banned a Democratic congressman, stating "We don't need your money," amidst heated Democratic primaries where the war in Gaza is a key issue.
Israel has condemned Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko's remarks comparing the Gaza war to the Holocaust and discussing a 'Jewish lobby,' calling them deeply disturbing and unacceptable.
The Republic of Ireland's match against Israel will be played at a neutral venue and behind closed doors. This decision was made by UEFA following a request from the FAI due to anticipated protests related to the Gaza war.
Jews in Finland have reported an increase in antisemitism, with some feeling compelled to conceal their Jewish identity as the atmosphere in the country intensified during the Gaza war.
An article questions the utility of international law, suggesting it was unable to prevent war crimes in Gaza. It explores the effectiveness and limitations of such legal frameworks in conflict zones.
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Muslims globally celebrated Eid al-Adha with prayers, family meals, and outings, while leaders in various countries urged tolerance, unity, and sacrifice. The celebrations were notably impacted in some regions by high costs of rams and blockades affecting sheep supply.
Analysts criticize the US-backed Board of Peace for solely blaming Hamas for a stalled ceasefire, arguing that this approach risks a return to war in Gaza, especially as Israel has not fulfilled its obligations.
Since the start of the Gaza conflict and the war with Lebanon initiated by Benjamin Netanyahu, more Jews are emigrating from Israel than settling there.
Israel is reportedly using tactics from the Gaza war in its ground offensive in South Lebanon, systematically destroying civilian buildings within a defined 'buffer zone'.
A new survey indicates that support for Israel in the Czech Republic has remained largely unchanged despite more than two years of war in Gaza, though younger respondents show greater criticism of Israel's military operations.
Several countries, including Israel, Finland, Sweden, and Moldova, secured their spots in the Eurovision Song Contest final after competing in the semi-final round. The results sparked discussions and reactions regarding the qualifiers and their chances in the upcoming final.
Peruvian authorities have opened an investigation into a former IDF soldier following a complaint filed by the Hind Rajab Foundation, alleging war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide committed in the Gaza Strip.
An Israeli strike in Gaza killed the son of Hamas' chief negotiator, an event that occurred amidst US-mediated peace talks. This incident has raised concerns regarding the future of the ongoing negotiations.
Greece has launched an investigation into Israeli Minister Israel Katz following a complaint filed by the Hind Rajab Foundation regarding alleged war crimes in Gaza. The inquiry marks a significant legal development concerning the conflict.
The prestigious Pulitzer Prizes were awarded, recognizing various works including investigative reporting on the Trump administration, public service journalism by The Washington Post, and photography from Gaza. The awards committee also reportedly criticized former President Trump.
Palestinians participated in local elections across the West Bank and parts of Gaza, marking the first such vote in Gaza in over 20 years. The elections took place amidst a challenging security situation and recent Israeli strikes.
Palestinians participated in municipal elections across the West Bank and parts of the Gaza Strip, marking the first local polls in several years. These elections were noted by some as the first since the recent conflict in Gaza.
An international report reveals that the war has set back human development in Gaza by 77 years, estimating a minimum of 60 billion euros will be required for recovery efforts while residents live on meager incomes.
An article explores the unseen moral toll of the Gaza War on soldiers, focusing on experiences of abandonment and the psychological impact of injuries.
The United Nations has reported that an average of 47 women and girls are killed daily during the ongoing conflict in Gaza, highlighting the severe human toll.
An award-winning Israeli actress has declined an Independence Day honor, citing a controversy surrounding a petition related to the Gaza War. Her decision has drawn significant attention and debate.
An article highlights the plight of Israel's 'lone soldiers,' like Joshua Boone, who served in the Gaza war but reportedly face inadequate care and support from the state, questioning if Israel upheld its commitment to them.
The head of the children's hospital in Gaza warns that malnourished children appear to be increasing again, and at the same time there is a shortage of special milk for malnourished children.
Reports from Gaza highlight the devastating impact of the ongoing conflict on reproductive health and neonatal care, with the front line described as having moved into delivery rooms and neonatal wards.
A Palestinian and Arab middle school student in Michigan has reached a settlement with her school after being disciplined for protesting against the war on Gaza and alleging racism from a teacher.
The harrowing story of five-year-old Hind, who survived for twelve hours in a car with deceased relatives in Gaza, has become a symbol of civilian suffering in the Israel-Hamas conflict and is now the subject of an Oscar-nominated film.
The war between the US, Israel, and Iran has intensified with heavy strikes on Iranian targets and regional expansion, leading to nearly 800,000 people displaced and a serious humanitarian emergency.
As missile fire is constant across the Lebanon-Israel border, residents in one northern Israeli city are defiant about not leaving again, as they did during the Gaza war.
Rapper EAZ has publicly distanced himself from Zurich mayoral candidate Përparim Avdili (FDP), stating he does not support Avdili's comments on the Gaza War and Islam, leading to a public dispute.
Americans for the first time sympathize more with Palestinians than Israelis in their conflict, according to a Gallup poll released Friday, after the devastating Gaza war.
German culture officials plan to summon organisers of the Berlin film festival Thursday after the event was rocked this year by controversy over the Israel-Palestinian conflict and Gaza war. Bild dail
Vladimir Beliak, an Israeli opposition politician, criticizes Prime Minister Netanyahu, stating he must resign, and discusses potential military action against Iran, errors in the Gaza war, the future of Hamas, and upcoming elections.
Hamas is preparing to elect its new leader, with Khaled Meshaal and Khalil al-Hayya as potential candidates, following the war with Israel in the Gaza Strip. The organization has completed its internal election process as it seeks to define its post-war strategy.
Israel is reportedly opening a new front in its efforts to control the international narrative surrounding the war in Gaza, focusing on artificial intelligence through a campaign involving government agencies, PR firms, and digital companies.
Teva Pharmaceuticals is seeking to prevent its ties to Israel from being presented to a jury, citing the ongoing Gaza war. The company argues that this information could prejudice the jury.
Hamas has reportedly agreed to disarm as part of a peace plan proposed by former President Trump's 'Board of Peace,' which would also involve an Israeli withdrawal from Gaza. However, a Hamas official stated the group would reject the deal if Israel does not approve it, and reports suggest IRGC officials urged Hamas not to sign.
A new report by Drop Site claims that Israel funded a $46.5 million campaign aimed at influencing AI responses regarding the Gaza war. The campaign allegedly involved creating a network of pro-Israel websites to shape chatbot answers through search indexing and training data.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing accusations of war crimes and calls for his arrest, particularly from NYC Mayor Mamdani, while also dealing with a commission investigating the 'submarine affair' and reports of US warnings against escalating the Gaza war to Iran.
Anthony Albanese's government is set to announce sweeping changes to student work placements across 10 fields, including physiotherapy and speech pathology, aiming to address anxiety and frustration.
A former general, who lost his son in the Gaza war, has emerged as the main political rival to Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel. This development comes amidst public debate over conscription and the government's handling of religious groups.
The legislative body of the Church of England has supported an amended proposal calling on parishes and institutions across the country to hear testimonies from Palestinian Christians regarding the war in Gaza and the occupation.
Israel's parliament has announced that national elections will be held on October 27, marking the first elections since the recent conflict in Gaza. The upcoming vote is widely seen as a crucial test for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's political future.
The IDF has developed a new "targeting cell" course, incorporating lessons learned from the Gaza war, with commanders emphasizing ethical considerations to avoid civilian harm.
Saudi Arabia is reportedly reassessing the route for the IMEC project, exploring options through Syria to bypass Israel, a move influenced by the Gaza war and stalled normalization efforts.
Israeli television Channel 12 reports that Israel believes fighting in Gaza could resume within the next two months, potentially before the October elections, with Hamas being blamed for any escalation.
Haaretz columnist Gideon Levy states that while Israelis were victims of October 7, they 'lost all limits' in the Gaza war. He warns that Israeli actions fuel antisemitism and should concern conscientious people worldwide.
The Australian Federal Police (AFP) is assessing allegations of war crimes committed in Gaza by an Australian citizen serving in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). Claims against the IDF battalion include the deliberate targeting and destruction of residential buildings in 2023 and 2024 without military justification.
Maj.-Gen. (res.) Nitzan Alon, former lead hostage negotiations coordinator, stated that the Gaza war could have ended a year earlier with more Hamas disarmament, but an overlong conflict led to significant losses.
A Microsoft data center technician in Italy resigned on his final day, emailing thousands of colleagues to accuse the company of powering Israel's war in Gaza through its Azure cloud and European data centers.
Candidates backed by Mamdani secured a clean sweep in New York's Democratic primary, with Brad Lander unseating Dan Goldman in a race that highlighted the city's divisions over the Israel-Gaza war.
The Ars Electronica festival has awarded a prize to a controversial piece by Forensic Architecture focusing on the Gaza war, with the festival director emphasizing the event's role in fostering discussion.
Shady al-Areer, 38, shares his story of being smuggled from Israel into the occupied West Bank after October 7, 2023, and his yearning to reunite with his family amidst the Gaza war.
The Israeli army has published an AI-generated video that portrays the conflict in Gaza as a football match where Hamas emerges victorious and Gaza residents lose, conveying a message that the solution lies with them.
Israel announced it will open its first embassy in Slovenia, aiming to strengthen bilateral relations. This development follows the new Slovenian government's decision to remove the Palestinian flag from its premises.
Australia's spy chief, Mike Burgess, stated that antisemitism was left unchecked in the country following the Gaza war, making these remarks during an inquiry into a recent shooting in Bondi.
Despite warnings from the International Court of Justice (ICJ) regarding genocide, 51 nations continued to arm Israel during the Gaza war, even after some had pledged to halt their support.
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich claims the International Criminal Court (ICC) is seeking an arrest warrant for him and other Israeli officials over alleged war crimes in Gaza. This development follows broader Israeli assessments of potential ICC action against its leadership.
A leading activist states that British Palestinians feel 'gaslit' and unable to openly discuss Israel's war on Gaza, perceiving themselves as suspects rather than victims of mass suffering.
Reports indicate widespread protests concerning the war in Gaza, with many posts questioning whether a new intifada, sometimes termed an 'intellectual intifada,' will emerge as a consequence of the conflict.
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) has been accused by ABC Watch of fueling antisemitism through its coverage of the Gaza war. Separately, Fidias has also faced similar accusations regarding the promotion of antisemitism.
Israeli media reports indicate that Israel is preparing to resume fighting in Gaza due to an impasse in disarmament talks with Hamas, raising fears of renewed conflict in the region.
Slavoj Žižek's new book, 'Nollpunkt' (Zero Point), explores questions about the left's direction and its position on the war in Gaza, prompting readers to independent thought.
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir sparked controversy after being presented with a birthday cake featuring a hangman's noose, which some interpreted as symbolizing the killing of Palestinians. The incident drew criticism and highlighted ongoing tensions.
Palestinian territories held their first municipal elections in Gaza in two decades, alongside local elections in the West Bank, with reports indicating a low voter turnout in Gaza despite a festive mood in the West Bank. Voters expressed a desire for change amidst challenging circumstances.
French author Joann Sfar, controversial for his changed stance on the Gaza war, explores contemporary Israel in his new extensive comic work, 'Terre de sang'.
Renowned Palestinian journalist Plestia Alaqad, known for her Gaza war coverage, is scheduled to visit Cyprus next month to give a talk at her alma mater, Eastern Mediterranean University in Famagusta.
A Brussels-registered NGO, "Hinda Rajab Foundation," is attempting to prosecute an Israeli citizen studying in Lithuania, Shon Gor, for his alleged participation in the Israeli army's military operation in the Gaza Strip.
The Gaza War has significantly affected Israeli musicians who were a prominent force in New York's jazz scene, altering their presence and opportunities.
An Irish MEP has called on the Collison brothers to lift US sanctions imposed on Stripe for Francesca Albanese, a Gaza expert, whose basic life functions have been disrupted due to her stance on the Gaza war.
The 2024 festival was cancelled after multiple authors pulled out over the non-profit’s stance on the Israel-Gaza war
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Israel and Lebanon are reportedly set to hold talks amidst the ongoing war with Hezbollah, which has declared readiness for a prolonged conflict as Israel continues strikes on Lebanon, including the destruction of a key bridge.
A new study reveals that the Israel-Gaza conflict has released more than 30 million tons of CO2 equivalent in a single year, comparable to the annual emissions of 7.6 million gasoline cars.
Negotiations for a US-backed plan to end the Gaza war have reportedly been suspended due to joint US-Israeli military actions in Iran and the resulting broader Middle East conflict.
A new Gallup poll indicates that Americans now sympathize more with Palestinians than Israelis in their conflict, marking a significant shift in public opinion over the past 25 years, particularly after the recent Gaza war.
The Bithonistim NGO presented its national security strategy, asserting that the Gaza war must conclude with an IDF defeat of Hamas, rather than through the deployment of Indonesian peacekeepers.
A report indicates that DNC research shows the Biden administration's support for Israel in the Gaza war 'drained support' for Kamala Harris, impacting her chances in the 2024 US elections.
The sector was not spared the knock-on effects of the war, which began in October 2023 and led to staffing shortages and skittishness from would-be backers.