The UNRWA chief stressed the importance of conducting an international independent investigation to collect facts…
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Gaza’s ‘Hellish’ Situation has Deteriorated after Ceasefire Collapse – UNRWA
UNRWA Commissioner-General Philippe Lazzarini meets with displaced people in southern Gaza. (Photo: Mohamed Hinnawi, via UNRWA) -
‘Near Consensus – The Political Scene in Israel, as Reported in Israeli Media
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. (Design: Palestine Chronicle) By Palestine Chronicle Staff
Israeli media highlights widening protests, including reservists and former security officials, who are demanding a ceasefire and the…
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Two years into Sudan’s civil war, what lies ahead? | Sudan war News
Two years into Sudan’s civil war, civilians in Darfur are under siege as peace talks stall and violence escalates.
Sudan’s civil war has entered its third year. The Sudanese military has retaken the capital, Khartoum, but fighting is…
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US Judge Questions Validity of Ozturk Detention – Another Student Detained
Six masked US immigration agents arrested a Turkish doctoral student in Massachussets. (Photo: video grab) By Palestine Chronicle Staff
The only basis US authorities offered for revoking Ozturk’s visa, according to the report, was an…
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Trump Cuts Funds to Harvard after University Rejects White House Demands
The pro-Palestine encampment at Harvard University. (Photo: via Harvard OOP TW Page) By Palestine Chronicle Staff
Rejecting the demands, Harvard’s President Alan Garber said in a statement on Monday that in recent weeks, the federal…
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Severe sandstorms engulf southern Iraq | Climate
NewsFeed A severe sandstorm blanketed southern Iraq on Monday, causing airports to close down and sending over 3,500 people to hospitals. Experts warn sandstorms are becoming more frequent in Iraq due to climate change and desertification.
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The human cost of two years of war in Sudan
After two years of war in Sudan, millions of people are on the brink of starvation.
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A ruined university in northern Gaza becomes a refuge
In the early morning hours of March 22, Omar Al-Za’anin, 60, and his family of six hurriedly left their home under heavy rainfall in the northern Gaza neighborhood of Beit Hanoun. Five nights earlier, as Israel…
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