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Husam Zlot discusses the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the role of Hamas and the Palestinian Authority.
Intense bombardment of Gaza by the Israeli Air Force results in thousands of bombs falling on neighborhoods, with two-thirds of casualties reported as women and children.
The hospital blast raises questions about the reported death toll and potential for a three-front war.
Professor Michael Clark details the damage from the strike on Jabalia refugee camp.
Families desperately seek information on loved ones missing after Hamas attacks in Israel.
An explosion at Al Ali hospital in Gaza City sparks outrage across the Middle East.
Netanyahu's scripture quote sparks outrage over justifying violence against Palestinians.
A child with disabilities named Zakariah becomes homeless for the second time due to the ongoing Israeli attacks on Gaza, highlighting the humanitarian crisis.
Witnesses allege that Israeli forces have buried Palestinians alive in occupied Gaza, prompting calls for international investigation into potential war crimes.
Israeli forces released a military dog on a sleeping 3-year-old Palestinian child, intensifying outrage over the ongoing violence and human rights concerns in Gaza.
Captain Nidal reflects on his Army service and the targeting of innocent Palestinians.
An Israeli leader's controversial statement in the Knesset sparks widespread outrage and highlights concerns over the treatment of Palestinians.
Israel encircles Gaza City as Netanyahu urges troop advancement amid rising casualties.
Israeli settlers attacked a disabled 60-year-old Palestinian man, underscoring the ongoing humanitarian crisis faced by Palestinians in the region.
Israeli soldiers are accused of looting in Gaza, raising allegations of war crimes amid ongoing conflict and humanitarian concerns for Palestinian civilians.
Israeli soldiers are posting videos that legal experts claim may show probable war crimes, prompting widespread calls for accountability and justice.
In Tulkarem, Israeli soldiers have conducted mass arrests and forced marches against Palestinians, with reports indicating that 18,500 individuals are imprisoned.
Palestinian journalists face targeted violence from Israeli soldiers, highlighting the ongoing conflict and the need for respect for human rights in the region.
Israeli soldiers utilized an ambulance during a raid in the occupied West Bank, raising significant concerns about violations of international law.
Israeli strikes have targeted ambulance convoys near Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza, raising serious concerns about humanitarian violations and potential war crimes.
Bisan Owda reports from Gaza on the U.S. election's impact amid a tight presidential race.
$14.5 billion from a $110 billion arms deal with Saudi Arabia has already been processed, despite the controversy surrounding Jamal Khashoggi's disappearance.
The assassination of President John F. Kennedy is examined through first-hand accounts, expert analysis, and newly-released government documents questioning Lee Harvey Oswald's guilt.
Nationalist supporters in Pakistan demand action over Kashmir as tensions rise with India.
The ambassador discusses Kashmir, emphasizing Pakistan's diplomatic efforts and the plight of 14 million residents.
In June 1995, the Khmer Rouge weakens in Cambodia as defections increase among its leaders.
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitri Peshkov acknowledges significant Russian troop losses in Ukraine, while NATO foreign ministers discuss military support for Ukraine.
Ukraine liberates 8,000 square kilometers in Kharkiv amid reports of Russian war crimes.
Sergey Lavrov states the West has declared a 'total hybrid war' against Russia.
The lawyer for Epstein's victims highlights Ghislaine Maxwell's crucial role in the abuse.
More than 100,000 people were killed in Iraq following the US-led invasion, according to leaked Pentagon files obtained by The Guardian.
Leaked videos from Iran reveal the government's violent crackdown on peaceful protests, highlighting the ongoing unrest fueled by citizens' demands for change.
Outside the Old Bailey in London, police clashed with protesters as Lee Rigby's killers received whole life sentences amid public outcry and family statements.
Martin Adler takes us into the Liberian conflict, highlighting child soldiers in July 2003.
The inquiry into Alexander Litvinenko's murder reveals polonium-210's deadly origins.
Lucy Letby's sentencing at Manchester Crown Court highlights families' calls for law changes.
Crowds honor Mumtaz Qadri, executed for killing Governor Salman Taseer over blasphemy laws.
Ghislaine Maxwell's defense seeks a retrial due to juror Scotty David's undisclosed abuse history.
AJ+ Español journalists hold a vigil in solidarity with Al Jazeera reporters killed in Gaza, condemning the ongoing violence against media professionals in conflict zones.
3615 anti-tank weapons have been sent from the UK to Ukraine, as the Armed Forces Minister condemns the bombing of a hospital as a war crime.
A child in Gaza asks their mother about the pain of bombardment, reflecting the harsh realities of life in conflict zones and the loss of innocence in war.
Yankee Booga, a financier of the Rwandan genocide, is arrested in France after 23 years.
Evidence from the October 7th Hamas terror attack on Israel reveals extensive sexual violence, with reports of brutal rapes and killings of women and girls.
The Brereton Report reveals Australian war crimes in Afghanistan, including 39 unlawful killings.
Moscow's reactions to Ukrainian shelling show divided opinions on military actions and morality.
General Min Aung Hlaing's red carpet welcome in Indonesia sparks outrage from activists.
Myanmar faces escalating violence as daily protests demand democracy restoration.
Nairobi's Westgate shopping mall siege by al-Shabab gunmen resulted in 61 civilian deaths, while allegations of looting by soldiers are under investigation.
