Civilian Criticism Grows Against Hamas in Gaza
Over six months into a devastating conflict in Gaza, Palestinians are increasingly voicing their frustrations with Hamas, the ruling group they hold partly responsible for the dire situation that has…
7 Humanitarian Aid Workers Killed in an Israeli Attack
On Tuesday, World Central Kitchen (WCK), an organization dedicated to providing food aid, announced a significant pause in its efforts within Gaza. This decision came after a tragic incident where…
A Ray of Hope: International Efforts Towards a Ramadan Ceasefire
On Monday, the UN Security Council passed a resolution demanding two main things: first, that everyone involved in the conflict in Gaza stop fighting immediately during the holy month of…
A Race Against Time to Stop a Government Shutdown
On Friday the House of Representatives passed a massive $1.2 trillion spending package, narrowly avoiding a government shutdown. This critical decision means that the Senate is now on a tight…
Hong Kong Passes Article 23, “a Final Nail in a Closed Coffin”
Hong Kong has been at the center of a major political storm. The heart of the matter is a new security law, referred to as Article 23, that has caused…
Haiti’s Prime Minister Resigns Amid Crisis
Prime Minister Ariel Henry of Haiti has announced his decision to step down amid increasing turmoil and violence caused by gangs. This significant move aims to pave the way for…
Navigating the Thin Line Between Aid and Allegations
In mid-January, a significant event unfolded involving the United Nations and its efforts to support Palestinian refugees. Philippe Lazzarini, who leads the UN agency known as UNRWA, dedicated to helping…
Gaza’s Escalating Humanitarian Emergency
The situation in the southern Gaza city of Rafah has become incredibly dire for the people living there. Imagine a city originally home to 250,000 people now crowded with around…