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US envoy Witkoff visits aid operation in Gaza rejected by UN as unsafe
President Donald Trump's Middle East envoy became the first high profile U.S. official to visit Gaza since the war began, touring a U.S.-backed aid operation on Friday that the United Nations says is partly to blame for deadly conditions in the enclave.
Securing the trucks carrying aid into Gaza is a tight balancing act for the Abu Mughsaib clan. Getting too close to the ...
Retired Green Beret Lt. Col. Tony Aguilar, a West Point graduate who worked as a contractor distributing aid for the Gaza ...
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UNICEF deputy reports catastrophic hunger conditions in Gaza after 22 months of war, with quarter of population enduring ...
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A group of Democratic lawmakers on Thursday pressed for answers from the heads of two private US-based security firms whose ...
The UN acknowledged the air drop-inflicted injuries in July 2025 and reiterated that air drops were a “last resort,” given the risk.
One in three people are going without food for days, the U.N. said, as global outrage grows over Israel’s restrictions on aid ...
A Gaza civil defence spokesperson told the AFP news agency that Israeli fire wounded around 300 more people. Israel said ...
A growing number of Jewish Americans are urging Israel to ensure humanitarian aid reaches Gaza, though the ongoing war with ...
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