WHO worries about West Bank violence, impact on healthcare
The World Health Organization is deeply concerned about violence in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and the impact of what it called "starkly rising" attacks on healthcare, its representative in the Palestinian territories said on Tuesday.
The deaths highlighted the brutal humanitarian conditions in the Palestinian enclave despite a ceasefire, doctors said.
Hamas says they've reached an agreement with Israel following concerns over a delay in the ceasefire deal. This comes as ...
Many in Lebanon have been calling on Hezbollah to disarm, particularly following its latest war with Israel that stopped when ...
Ireland has secured language in a key EU communique which the Government believes will support its handling of the Occupied ...
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President Donald Trump announced the U.S. will "clean out" the Gaza Strip and rebuild it, saying Palestinians living there ...
A leading UN authority on the Palestinian Territories has warned against restrictions on academic freedom after an event she ...
In this short, pained meditation, Shehadeh, a renowned Palestinian writer and human rights advocate, puzzles over the conflict that has defined his life.
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Four suspected members of Palestinian group Hamas on trial in BerlinFour suspected members of the Palestinian militant group Hamas are to go on trial in Berlin on Tuesday. The Federal Public ...
The polio vaccination drive in Gaza is exceeding expectations, the WHO said Tuesday as it warned of the impacts of US funding ...
A major military campaign by Palestinian Authority security forces against militants in the West Bank revealed serious ...
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