WHO and its collaborators provide assistance to two hospitals in Gaza through perilous operations.
The teams that took on dangerous missions experienced intense conflicts nearby, along with a large number of patients and overcrowding due to individuals seeking shelter. According to their report, the food situation in the enclave is still critical and affecting…
The Gaza conflict is causing overcrowding in the southern regions as a result of increased bombing and displacement.
The Israeli military attacked both northern and southern areas of the enclave, while also advancing into central regions. Palestinian armed groups retaliated by launching rockets into Israel, causing concern for the safety of civilians who have been repeatedly displaced. The…
Israel has awarded Intel with a $3.2 billion grant for the construction of a new $25 billion chip plant, marking the largest investment made by a company in the country.
Jerusalem — The Israeli government has approved a $3.2 billion grant for Intel to construct a $25 billion chip factory in southern Israel. This partnership, announced on Tuesday, marks the biggest investment by a company in Israel. The announcement arrives…
The United Nations representative applauds the progress made in achieving a ceasefire in Yemen.
His office stated on Saturday that the meetings with both sides were held in Riyadh and Muscat, leading to this development. Hans Grundberg, the Special Envoy, expressed appreciation for their dedication to implementing various actions that aim to achieve a…
Healthcare workers in Gaza are facing extreme challenges as they struggle to cope with the devastating impact of ongoing airstrikes.
According to Sean Casey, the coordinator for Emergency Medical Teams at the World Health Organization (WHO), approximately 100 patients were rushed to Al-Aqsa Hospital within half an hour on Monday due to reported explosions near Al-Maghazi refugee camp. The WHO…
American investors are recognizing the potential of Israeli technology companies, even amidst ongoing conflict.
HERZLIYA, Israel — George Djuric, a venture capitalist from Portland, Oregon, felt the need to travel to Israel, which is 7,000 miles away, during the conflict with Hamas and show his support for the country’s technology industry. Djuric, chief technology…
The Secretary-General, Guterres, says that the only solution to stop the suffering in Gaza is a humanitarian ceasefire.
Mr. Guterres addressed the media at the United Nations Headquarters after the 15-member Council successfully approved the resolution after several days of talks. He informed reporters that there has been little alteration in the progression of the war in Gaza,…
The situation in Gaza is a crisis that must never allow for starvation, according to the United Nations’ chief of human rights.
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Türk, stated that using starvation as a tactic or outcome of warfare is unacceptable. This statement comes after a concerning report on food security was published on Thursday, which further confirmed previous warnings…
The United Nations representative emphasizes the importance of “genuine progress” in achieving a political resolution and ultimately ending the war.
Geir Pedersen, the UN Special Envoy for Syria, informed the ambassadors at the Security Council that although there have been diplomatic advancements, they have not resulted in any concrete improvements on the ground for civilians. He also expressed concern about…
The United Nations expert on sexual violence in conflict expresses serious concern for hostages in Gaza.
Pramila Patten, the United Nations’ Special Representative for Sexual Violence in Conflict, urged for the prompt and secure release of all individuals still held captive. Ms. Patten had a meeting this week with the mother of a young woman who…