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February 1, 2024

UN: ‘No substitute’ for UNRWA’s lifesaving role in Gaza

Senior Humanitarian and Reconstruction Coordinator for Gaza at the UN, Sigrid Kaag, said on Tuesday that no organisation can be a substitute for UNRWA in the war-ravaged Gaza Strip....

News
February 1, 2024

Humanitarian aid and mass starvation

Zionist attempts at rationalising Israel’s violence are devoid of any logic. As Palestinians face mass starvation in Gaza, Israeli settlers have taken it upon themselves to block humanitarian aid...

Blog
February 1, 2024

Algeria: Israel’s impunity ended after ICJ ruling

Algeria’s permanent representative to the UN, Amar Bendjama, said yesterday that the International Court of Justice (ICJ)’s provisional ruling “reaffirms” that the time of Israel’s impunity has come to...

News
February 1, 2024

Gaza residents starve to death with water access ‘matter of life and death’

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has confirmed that Palestinians in the Gaza Strip are “starving to death” due to restrictions imposed on humanitarian aid, while access to clean water...

News
February 1, 2024

Chicago City Council passes landmark ceasefire resolution

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Middle East Monitor (@middleeastmonitor) In a dramatic 23-23 split decision, the Chicago City Council passed a resolution yesterday calling for...

News
February 1, 2024

Dispatch from Gaza: School yard turns into graveyard

A Palestinian child recounts Israel’s killing of his father and cousins as they sought to fetch supplies for the family who are sheltering at a school in Al-Bureij refugee camp...

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February 1, 2024

Netanyahu tells captives’ families he will approve any release deal, even if govt collapses

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has told the families of the captives held by the Palestinian resistance in the Gaza Strip that he would approve a prisoner exchange deal...

News
February 1, 2024

BBC: experienced Arab journalist ‘racially harassed’, rules employment tribunal

An experienced Arab journalist working for the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has suffered from racial harassment, a British employment tribunal has ruled. Ahmed Rouaba, a journalist of Algerian origin...

News
February 1, 2024

Egypt cancels tax exemptions for state agencies

The Egyptian Council of Ministers yesterday approved a draft law under which many tax and fee exemptions granted to state agencies will be cancelled, in implementation of a key...

News
February 1, 2024

What is UNRWA, and why is Israel trying to have it closed down?

At least 10 Western governments, including the US, UK and Germany, suspended their donations to the UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) last week after twelve of its staff...

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