Chicago-area Jewish, Palestinian groups welcome news of Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal
Any agreement still needs to be approved by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Cabinet, but is expected to go into effect in the coming days. The deal would bring the release of hostages, allow thousands of people displaced in Gaza to return to their homes and flood badly-needed aid
The deal, not yet formally announced, outlines a six-week initial ceasefire phase and includes the gradual withdrawal of ...
A ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas comes after months of start-and-stop negotiations that gave false hope to Palestinians and Israelis alike. Some Palestinians were wary of celebrating until a ...
Sharhabil Al-Ghareeb discusses how Israel’s ongoing war with Hamas and Hezbollah has triggered a sharp increase in reverse ...
At least seven infants have died from the cold in recent weeks, the Gaza Health Ministry says, as displaced families struggle ...
The infrastructures in Israel have not been adapted in most cities to the climatic changes we are experiencing. Flooding in major cities – as well as in medium-sized ones in sensitive areas ...
A year after leaving Blackwater, Prince decided to accept the UAE government's offer to set up a private army for various ...
After 467 days and nearly 50,000 Palestinians dead, a ceasefire agreement has been reached between Israel and Hamas ...
On the other hand, the Red Cross called for safe and unhindered access to Gaza. Heavy rain and flooding ravaged the makeshift ...
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