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Global surge in attacks on education: 6,000 incidents in two years

GCPEA report reveals escalating violence against schools and universities amid global conflicts.

UN rights chief raises alarm over unlawful killings by Israeli forces...

UN's Volker Türk reports dramatic deterioration in West Bank, highlights serious concerns of unlawful killings.

You can’t turn back the clock on genocide

Is Israel’s collective punishment now simply a fact of life (and death)?

IDF kills 17 in attacks on Nuseirat Refugee Camp amid ongoing...

The strikes come on the heels of a recent operation in which Israel's military killed over 270 Palestinians to rescue four hostages.

The United States is the main obstacle to peace in Palestine

What's the role of the United States in the crisis between Israel and Palestine.

UN halts aid operations in Gaza over security concerns amid Israeli...

WFP Director Cindy McCain announced the decision on Sunday, highlighting the attack on two of the agency's warehouses and the injury of a staff member during an Israeli military operation.

IDF operation rescues 4 hostages amid deadly assault, over 200 Palestinians...

Israeli forces conducted a large-scale rescue mission, freeing four hostages from Gaza while over 200 Palestinians, including children, were killed in the process.

Israel’s war on Gaza: Environmental destruction and climate impact revealed

The report, examining the first four months of the conflict, reveals that the emissions required to reconstruct tens of thousands of buildings in Gaza will have a catastrophic impact on the climate.

Israeli strike on Gaza school kills over 30, including women and...

An Israeli airstrike on a UNRWA school in Gaza has resulted in significant civilian casualties, prompting Spain to join an international genocide case against Israel.

IDF strikes and blockades plunge Gaza into humanitarian catastrophe: Aid deliveries...

Humanitarian efforts in Gaza are crippled by relentless Israeli military strikes and border closures, leaving millions without essential aid.

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