Yahya Sinwar: The Hamas leader committed to eradicating Israel is dead
Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar remained unrepentant about the Oct. 7 attacks despite unleashing an Israeli invasion that has killed tens of thousands of Palestinians, laid waste to his Gaza homeland and rained destruction on ally Hezbollah,
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Earlier Thursday, Palestinian officials reported at least 28 people were dead, including four children, in an Israeli strike ...
The New York chapter of thee Democratic Socialists of America is presenting a resolution to “censure” Rep. Alexandria ...
Hundreds protested in Taipei, condemning Israel's actions in Gaza and Taiwan's economic ties with Israel during a ...
Nadia Sawalha has been a vocal critic of the Israeli government's actions in Palestine over the last 12 months and impressed her Jordanian-born father thanks to her new-found role as an activist ...
Monday marks 1 year of the Israel-Hamas war. Here's a look at the tragic human toll by the numbers, including deaths and ...
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Just and Unjust Wars in PalestineOn September 21, Walzer penned a lengthy column in The New York Times, “Israel’s Pager Bombs Have No Place in a Just War.” As ...
In an interview with NBC News earlier this month, a co-founder of the group known as Samidoun called Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on ...
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Denver professors help to explain the conflict between Israel-PalestineIt's been almost a year since the deadly attack on concertgoers by Hamas militants in the Negev desert near the Gaza border.
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