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IPC Says 1.4 Million Gazans Will Face Acute Food Insecurity Through December

Declining aid funding and restricted border crossings threaten to erase recent nutrition gains and push more people into emergency conditions.

San Diego Man Arrested in Alleged Scheme to Funnel Charity Funds to Hamas

Abbas Loyalists Win Most Palestinian Local Races as Gaza Holds First Vote in 20 Years

Rafah Crossing Reopens After Two-Day Closure With Few Allowed Through

Global Sumud Plans 100‑Boat Gaza Flotilla in Late March

Rafah Crossing Reopens on Trial Basis With Tight Limits as Ceasefire Advances

Bethlehem Revives Full Christmas Festivities for First Time in Two Years

Negotiators Edge Toward Gaza Phase Two as Qatar, Egypt Press Israeli Pullout and International Force

Israel Identifies Thai Hostage’s Remains, Leaving One Body Still in Gaza

EU Ties PA Aid to Reforms as Donors Advance Gaza Police Training Under UN Plan

UN Rapporteur Presents Gaza Genocide Report From South Africa, Citing Global Complicity

Hamas to Return Another Hostage Body as Egypt and Red Cross Lead Gaza Recovery Effort

Louisiana Resident Charged Over Oct. 7 Attack After Alleged Visa Fraud

Six Held After Manchester Synagogue Attack as Watchdog Probes Police Gunfire

Italy and Spain Send Warships to Back Gaza Aid Flotilla After Reported Drone Attacks

Allies Recognize Palestine at U.N., Testing Trump as Israel Pushes Into Gaza City

State Department Pauses Gazan Visitor Visas Pending Terror-Ties Review

Canada to Recognize Palestinian State at U.N. General Assembly in September

Egypt Detains Hundreds of Gaza March Activists as Libya Blocks Solidarity Convoy