Life Inside Gaza’s Crowded Camps Gaza’s refugee camps, which house nearly 2 million displaced Palestinians, are facing an overwhelming humanitarian crisis. With limited access to clean water, electricity, and healthcare, these camps are breeding grounds for disease and despair. Families who have lived in these camps for generations are caught in a cycle of poverty…
Escalating Attacks on Palestinian Civilians In the West Bank, Israeli settlers have been increasingly carrying out violent attacks against Palestinian civilians, with little to no consequences from Israeli authorities. In recent weeks, villages have reported home invasions, destruction of farmland, and physical assaults. These attacks are intended to drive Palestinians from their land, as settlers…
A Collapsing Healthcare System Years of occupation and conflict have brought Gaza’s healthcare system to the verge of collapse. Hospitals face chronic shortages of essential supplies, such as antibiotics, painkillers, and medical equipment. Patients with chronic illnesses, including cancer and diabetes, struggle to access the treatment they need. As airstrikes continue, healthcare workers risk their…
Political Pressure for Change In a significant policy shift, the UK government has suspended 30 out of 350 arms export licenses to Israel. This move comes after increasing pressure from human rights organizations, activists, and citizens concerned about the use of UK-made weapons in the Gaza conflict. While this action marks progress, it falls short…