Gaza strip

UN peacekeeping missions are operating with a multimillion-dollar hole in their accounts, facing cuts, base closures and personnel repatriations

From Gaza to Sudan, Libya to Yemen, and Syria to Lebanon, hospitals, schools, housing, and electricity and water networks have been destroyed by Israeli belligerence, the Iran war and civil conflicts. The hope that Gulf countries could be a lifeline clashes with their need to repair their own damage

In the overcrowded displacement camps of the Palestinian territory, with no electricity and restricted access to water, residents find no respite from high temperatures and extreme humidity

A toxic mix of 61 million tons of debris, 100,000 tons of explosives, and chemicals leaked into the earth has destroyed arable land, water and air quality. Any recovery is expected to take decades

The Palestinian militia has responded to the ultimatum issued by the US president, who had given it until Sunday to respond

The Israeli Prime Minister says he will not allow a ‘national suicide’ by accepting a Palestinian state and said recognition by France, the UK and others is a ‘mark of shame’

The Spaniard, who spent four months as a volunteer in two hospitals in the Strip, recounts his experience amid the chaos and his sole certainty of caring for wounded minors

For sixth consecutive time, number of individuals facing an acute lack of food and water grows — 295.3 million, according to a recent report

Israel’s new total blockade of supplies threatens to increase the number of indirect victims of the war, who do not figure on the official list of more than 48,000 dead

Israeli bombardment has robbed them of loved ones, homes and livelihoods, and the ceasefire has allowed them to see the extent of the destruction. Still, in spite of everything, the Gaza Strip is where most Palestinians want to see their children grow up