A partially damaged residential building collapsed in Gaza City early Wednesday, killing at least 14 people and leaving about 100 Palestinians, including 50 children, missing.
Israel threatened to revoke the citizenship of NAZA filmmakers after their documentary exposing AI-driven killing in Gaza won the Special Jury Prize at Venice.
A Quinnipiac University poll reveals a shift in American voters’ sympathies, showing more support for Palestinians than Israelis amid Israel’s war against Palestinians in Gaza.
At least 50 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks across Gaza over the past week, including entire families, as Israel continues to breach the US-backed ceasefire with daily attacks, with more than 1,360 Palestinians killed since the ceasefire began.
Volkswagen signed a deal to turn one of its car factories into an Israeli defense hub with Rafael, the Iron Dome manufacturer, structured to bypass objections from a Qatari shareholder.
The UK plans to announce a trade ban with Israel’s illegal settlements, advancing despite Israeli threats, in compliance with the ICJ ruling on the occupation.
Luxembourg has stopped approving Israel Bonds, putting Israel’s ability to borrow in EU markets at risk, as the funding supporting its operations loses ground in Europe.
The Palestinian Prisoners’ Commission reports on torture, starvation, and intentional medical neglect of sick Palestinian prisoners in Israel’s Ganot prison, highlighting a deadly system of abuse.
Palestinian and UN officials warned of an impending catastrophe as Gaza’s hospital generators stopped working due to Israeli fuel restrictions. The WHO notified 20 medical facilities of a fuel cutoff starting September 19.
Palestinian doctor Hussam Abu Safiya, director of Gaza’s Kamal Adwan Hospital and abducted by Israeli forces, stated that Israeli guards continue to abuse him and deprive him of sleep.
