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Protest against the Israeli attack in Gaza, Palestine. New York, United States, November 9th. Photo: Reuters. The activities of two organizations at the prestigious Columbia University in the United States have been suspended by the university administration. Both organizations are pro-Palestinian. Yesterday, the university administration announced that the two organizations will not be allowed to conduct activities on campus. The two organizations are Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) and Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP). Members of these organizations have been involved in various initiatives against Israel's indiscriminate attacks in Gaza. In light of their activities, the university has decided to halt their programs. However, this decision has faced criticism from some quarters at Columbia University. The university administration has been accused of violating rules in implementing 'campus conduct policies' by two organizations. However, critics argue that this criti...

A child gazes towards the destroyed home in the aftermath of the rocket attack in Gaza. November 3 footage: Reuters.  In the Gaza Strip of Palestine, a child is being killed every 10 minutes, according to Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO). Speaking at the United Nations Security Council yesterday, he stated, "No place in Gaza is safe, and no one is safe." Dr. Ghebreyesus mentioned that half of Gaza's 36 hospitals and two-thirds of the primary health care centers in the area are no longer operational. Even those hospitals and primary health care centers that are still active are on the verge of being overwhelmed. He also described the healthcare system in Gaza as being on the "brink of collapse." The WHO chief emphasized that the health infrastructure in Gaza is "on the verge of destruction." He painted a grim picture of the situation, indicating that both the operational and the remaining facili...

  On November 10, 2023, families of Palestinians escaping from Gaza City and various northern Gaza regions were seen walking along a road towards the southern areas, as captured by AFP. A deadly strike on Friday targeted Gaza's largest hospital compound, with medical facilities housing tens of thousands caught in intense combat between Israel and Hamas. Gaza's Hamas government and the director of Al-Shifa hospital blamed Israeli forces for the strike, which resulted in a reported death toll of 13. Israel has not provided an immediate comment. The hospital director reported two deaths and 10 injuries, specifically mentioning a strike on the maternity ward. Israel has accused Hamas of using hospitals, including Al-Shifa, for coordinating attacks and as hideouts, claims denied by Hamas authorities. The ongoing conflict, which began with a Hamas incursion on October 7, has led to a significant number of casualties, particularly among civilians. The United Nations has called for an ...

Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, as reported by Reuters.  On Thursday, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the idea of a ceasefire in Gaza, citing the military's exceptional performance. He emphasized that a ceasefire with Hamas would be seen as surrender and clarified that there is no set timetable for the military offensive. Netanyahu expressed satisfaction with the Israeli army's performance and stated that the goal is not to reoccupy the Palestinian territory. In response to the recent incursion by Hamas on October 7, resulting in casualties and hostages, Israel has vowed to destroy the militant group. The retaliatory actions, including aerial bombing and ground offensives, have led to significant casualties in Gaza, with a focus on targeting Hamas. Netanyahu asserted that Israel does not intend to remain in Gaza long-term but aims to contribute to a better future for both sides. Addressing the future of Gaza, Netanyahu outlined the need...

  A military drone file photo in the United States: Reuters. A drone reportedly launched by Yemeni Houthi rebels, supported by Iran, has been said to strike in the United States. According to an official from the United States, the drone, of the MQ-9 model, was destroyed in the coastal region of Yemen. This information has been confirmed by the military wing of the Houthi rebels.  This incident occurred amidst ongoing conflict between Israel and the armed group Hamas, as part of the Palestinian struggle for independence. The tension in the region has put Washington on high alert due to the presence of various Iran-backed groups in the Middle East. In this region, Israel remains a primary adversary of Iran. Earlier last month, the Houthi rebels had launched cruise missiles and drones from Yemen towards Israel. These projectiles resulted in the destruction of a U.S. Navy vessel. In response to the escalating conflict between Hamas and Israel, Washington has deployed military air...

Israel is launching indiscriminate bombing attacks in Gaza. (Image source: Reuters)   In the Gaza Strip of Palestine, Israel is conducting a ground campaign. A fierce battle is underway between the Israeli military and the armed group Hamas, who is leading the struggle for Palestinian independence. Israel claims to have breached one of Hamas's strongholds after a 10-hour confrontation. The targeted stronghold is located in the Jabalia area of northern Gaza. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) stated on Thursday through their social media account, Ex (former Twitter), that during the 10-hour battle, multiple terrorists have been killed, and a significant amount of weaponry has been seized. The search has revealed tunnels used by the terrorists, with one tunnel originating near a kindergarten. During a time when the Israeli military claims to have breached Hamas's stronghold, news from the Palestinian news agency WAFA reports the destruction of a house in Jabalia refugee camp in Isra...

Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib, D-MI, speaks to supporters of Democratic presidential candidate Senator Bernie Sanders at a campaign event in Clive, Iowa, on 31 January, 2020 AFP The US House of Representatives voted on Tuesday to censure Rashida Tlaib, the only Palestinian-American in Congress, over her comments on the Israel-Hamas war, US media reported. The Democrat was censured by Republicans and some members of her own party in a resolution that passed by 234 votes to 188. The resolution said Tlaib was “promoting false narratives regarding the 7 October, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel and for calling for the destruction of the state of Israel.” The censure identified a series of statements made by Tlaib, including a video posted on social media in which she accuses President Joe Biden of supporting what she described as the “genocide” of Palestinians and calling on him to back a ceasefire, according to the text of the motion. ''It is important to separate people and governments...

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An Israeli flag flutters as smoke from fires lit in the nearby Palestinian village of Beita drifts past it, in Givat Eviatar, a new Israeli settler outpost in the Israeli-occupied West Bank on 23 June 2021 File photo Israel said on Tuesday its forces were operating deep in Gaza City in their battle to wipe out Hamas in the Palestinian enclave and said the Islamist militant group’s leader was trapped inside a bunker there. Retaliating for a deadly 7 October attack by Hamas gunmen, the Israeli military is focused on Gaza City, Hamas’ stronghold in the north of the territory. Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant told a televised news conference that Israeli soldiers had advanced to the heart of Gaza City and “were tightening the noose”. Troops on foot and in armoured vehicles and tanks “have one target - Hamas terrorists in Gaza, their infrastructure, their commanders, bunkers, communications rooms,” Gallant said. Hamas’ most senior leader in Gaza, Yahya Sinwar, was isolated in his bunke...

Australia's Glenn Maxwell celebrates after winning the 2023 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup one-day international (ODI) match between Australia and Afghanistan at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on 7 November, 2023 AFP   Glenn Maxwell’s stunning 201 not out guided Australia into the semi-finals of the World Cup as the five-time champions snatched a sensational three-wicket victory from the jaws of defeat against Afghanistan in Mumbai on Tuesday. At 91-7, chasing 292, Australia were all set to join title-holders England, 1996 champions Pakistan and 1992 winners Sri Lanka as yet another notable Afghanistan scalp at this World Cup. Crucially, however, recalled all-rounder Maxwell was dropped soon afterwards on 33 when Mujeeb Ur Rahman somehow floored a simple chance at short fine leg off fellow spinner Noor Ahmad. “It would’ve been nice if it was chanceless, I’ve lived a very charmed life out there,” said Maxwell, appropriately nicknamed ‘The Big Show’. He made Afghanistan pay with an ...