Just a few days ago this was the sleepy, scenic kibbutz of Kfar Aza, an Israeli farming community of about 750 people, many of them families with young children. Now it's become a charnel house after ...

Months of conflict have put the lives of at least one million children in Gaza at risk. Nowhere in Gaza is safe. More than 12,000 of Gaza’s 1.1 million children have been killed since the attacks on ...

An internal department document on Gaza war protesters reviewed by the Free Press reads much like a dossier, containing details on dozens of people associated with a recent demonstration.

(photo credit: REUTERS/ELIZABETH FRANTZ) The Gaza hostage and ceasefire talks are progressing and have not collapsed, US National Security Communications Advisor John Kirby told reporters in ...

The first wave of a massive vaccination campaign against polio is wrapping up in Gaza. The World Health Organization (WHO) says that in less than two weeks, they’ve helped administer more than ...

Ahed Balousha had a single driving ambition as she approached her senior year of high school in Gaza: “To be among the top students in Palestine.” After that, she dreamed of college.

The first case of polio in Gaza in 25 years was detected in July. The last day of the polio vaccination campaign is wrapping up in Gaza, the World Health Organization (WHO) said Thursday.

It’s been a year since the horrifying October 7 attack and massacre of Israelis by Hamas and while voicing support for Israel’s right to defend itself, the Biden Administration has ...

Footage obtained by Reuters shows a burned-out ambulance and dark smoke rising on the grounds of a hospital in Jabaliya, in northern Gaza. Tony Dokoupil’s exchange led to a rebuke from ...

Israel pressed forward on two fronts Wednesday, pursuing a ground incursion into Lebanon that left eight Israeli soldiers ...

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