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A convoy of three ships has embarked from Cyprus, carrying a vital lifeline of 400 tons of food and other supplies to the beleaguered Gaza Strip. The departure of this second round of aid comes as the international community's concerns about the possibility of famine in the territory

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced that Israel will rejoin ceasefire talks with Hamas, signaling a potential de-escalation in the ongoing conflict that has gripped the Gaza Strip. The announcement comes after a series of failed negotiations and continued violence that has resulted in substantial casualties. The ceasefire talks

Indirect truce talks between Israel and Hamas are set to resume in Cairo this Sunday, according to reports from Egyptian television. This latest development offers a glimmer of hope for progress after nearly six months of relentless conflict in the Gaza Strip. The decision to reconvene follows a series of

As the conflict in Gaza intensifies, Israel finds itself under increasing scrutiny from its traditional allies. Concerns over the conduct and legality of its war strategy have surfaced, leading to a growing unease among nations that have long stood by Israel's side. The United States, historically Israel'

Over 400 Palestinians have been reported killed amidst Israel's siege on Gaza's largest medical facility, Al-Shifa Hospital. The siege, which has lasted for 13 days, has seen the hospital become a focal point of the conflict, with patients, healthcare staff, and war-displaced individuals among the casualties.

The Biden administration has reportedly authorized a significant military aid package to Israel. The package includes the transfer of billions of dollars worth of bombs and fighter jets, despite concerns over potential military offensives in Gaza that could impact civilian lives. The new arms deal, which includes more than 1,