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September 24, 2025

News Desk

US allies hug for the Trump’s Trump’s Palestinian trial

The growing international frustration with Washington for the Gaza War was poured into the countryside at the United Nations General Assembly this week, with US allies recognizing a Palestinian state in a major test for President Donald’s Middle East policy. Having promised at the beginning of his second term to quickly end the war between Israel and Hamas, Trump seems more and more like a present, as the Israeli forces escalate their attack on the Palestinian enclave and remains reluctant to reinforce it. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Blindsided Trump with a strike by Hamas leaders in Qatar earlier this

July 28, 2025

News Desk

UNRWA employee says gaza help is not enough, requires extensive access

Listen to the article Israel’s recent steps to allow for humanitarian aid in Gaza are not enough to reverse serious shortcomings, Gaza director Sam Rose said. Rose added that while “we welcome these initial steps to increase the flow of help”, he said it was not “enough”. ‘First of all, you [Israel] Limit the supply of help that enters or you are completely excluded. Secondly, you criticize the organizations whose job is to provide this help, the United Nations organizations – whose work, of course, becomes much more difficult than the controls imposed by Israel, “he said. “And then the

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