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Donald Trump warned that the U.S. could hit Iran’s power infrastructure if no diplomatic deal is reached, while officials in Europe and the region pushed for de-escalation. Meanwhile, Austria said it has refused U.S. military overflight requests since the conflict began.
From Lebanon to Gaza and the West Bank, critics say Brussels has more than enough economic and diplomatic weight to pressure Benjamin Netanyahu’s government, if only it were willing to use it.
Gauze is in such short supply at Al-Shifa that doctors ration it. Months after a declared ceasefire, hospitals, staff, and patients are still paying the price.
Yair Lapid, head of Israel's opposition, blasted the government for prosecuting fights on several fronts 'without a strategy' and warned the military is 'in collapse' as operations continue in Iran, southern Lebanon, Gaza and the West Bank.
António Guterres said the United Nations will coordinate with the so-called Board of Peace on Gaza relief efforts, but he drew a firm line against its involvement in the Strait of Hormuz, citing neutrality and risk of escalation.
Concrete blocks and a new Israeli deployment known as the "yellow line" have put roughly 60% of Gaza’s fertile land out of reach. Farmers who once fed their communities now watch from a distance as orchards are bulldozed and hopes of returning fade.
CPH:DOX’s Inter:Active at Kunsthal Charlottenborg stages 'Hypervigilance' — a collection of immersive works that tackle surveillance, bias, activism, sexuality and loss.
As the US-Israel strike against Iran widens, Gaza endures tighter crossings, skyrocketing prices, and a stalled ceasefire that keeps reconstruction out of reach.
Palestinian journalist Amal Shamali was killed in an Israeli air strike on central Gaza’s Nuseirat camp, as media workers report amid ongoing fighting.