The United Nations has announced plans to use temporary "humanitarian pauses" to deliver emergency food and supplies to starving people in Gaza. This move follows Israel's decision to allow secure ...

For months, Gaza’s 2 million people have faced a near-total blockade on food, water, medicine, and electricity.

In a statement, David Lammy said that while the announcement was “essential but long overdue,” more action was needed to meet ...

Tactical pause” in military operations to allow UN, aid agencies to tackle deepening hunger crisis. Read more at straitstimes ...

This might be a tacit admission by the Israelis that they need to do more - but more likely the measures are a response to ...

The country has confirmed that it has carried out three airdrops over Gaza, including one in co-operation with the United Arab Emirates.

Egypt sends aid into Gaza during active combat for first time since war began; Jordan, UAE resume airdrops; four IDF soldiers ...

Military pauses promised by Israel will not alone be enough to ease suffering in Gaza, David Lammy has warned as the UK ...

Protesters called for an immediate and decisive response to Israel’s ongoing military assault, urging Swedish leaders to ...

Despite declared aid pauses and air drops by Jordan and the UAE, Israeli air strikes and hunger continue in Gaza, with over ...

Humanitarian corridors will be established to enable the movement of U.N. convoys delivering food and medicine to Gazans.

The IOF on Saturday night intercepted the humanitarian aid vessel Handala as it attempted to reach the genocide-torn Gaza.