Looters Strip Aid From About 100 Trucks in Gaza, U.N. Agency Says
The U.N. agency said the incident highlighted the “challenges of bringing aid into southern and central Gaza.”
In Gaza camps where tents are now a luxury, a harsh winter looms
After a year of war, at least 1 million people are facing months in the cold. Some said tents, blankets and warm clothes now qualified...
Israel frees Gaza hospital chief held without charges for 7 months
Rights groups denounced the detention of Al-Shifa Hospital’s director, while Israeli leaders faulted his release as a government failure.
Europe and U.S. plan to supply Gaza by sea, but aid groups say it’s not enough
Relief organizations say cumbersome new strategies cannot substitute for Israel allowing more supply trucks into the territory.
Deaths of Gaza children likely to ‘rapidly’ rise amid aid snarls, U.N. warns
Israeli and Palestinian officials and witnesses offered sharply divergent accounts of the chaos.
Palestinians in Rafah describe ‘night full of horror’ during Israeli hostage rescue
The Gazan health ministry said that at least 67 people had been killed in Israeli strikes overnight in Rafah, and that the toll was likely...