WHO calls for urgent humanitarian aid to Gaza

GENEVA, Dec 11: The World Health Organization (WHO) Executive Board adopted a resolution on Sunday, urging for prompt and unobstructed humanitarian aid access to the Gaza Strip. At the request of 17 member states, the Executive Board convened a special session at the WHO headqua

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US urges Israel to boost Gaza humanitarian aid or risk cut in military support

WASHINGTON DC: The U.S. is demanding that Israel boost its humanitarian aid to famished Palestinians in Gaza within the next month or face the possibility that the United States would cut its military aid supporting Israel’s yearlong war against Hamas militants. U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin told top Israeli […]

Israel and Hamas reach agreement on Gaza aid

Israel and Hamas have reached a deal to allow more humanitarian aid into war-ravaged Gaza, Qatari mediators say.

US backs UN Security Council vote on Gaza aid boost

The UN Security Council is moving closer to a vote on humanitarian aid for Gaza after the US expressed support for the latest draft resolution.

Israel, Hamas confirm deal on releasing hostages, ceasefire

JERUSALEM/GAZA, Nov 22: Israel and Hamas on Wednesday confirmed their agreement on a Qatar-mediated proposal for a ceasefire in Gaza. In exchange for Hamas to release hostages, the Israeli side agreed to release Palestinian prisoners and allow more humanitarian aid to enter the

Aid delivery, foreign evacuation continues at Rafah crossing: Egyptian source

CAIRO, Nov 3: A convoy of 73 trucks carrying humanitarian aid supplies is entering the besieged Gaza Strip, and hundreds of more evacuees are expected to arrive in Egypt via the Rafah border crossing on Thursday, an Egyptian source told Xinhua on the condition of anonymity. &quo

Bolivia cuts ties with Israel over Gaza strikes

LA PAZ, Nov 1: Bolivia said on Tuesday it was severing diplomatic ties with Israel over its "disproportionate" attacks in Gaza, as two other Latin American countries recalled their ambassadors over the mounting humanitarian crisis. Bolivia "has decided to cut dipl