UN agencies call for immediate humanitarian access to famine-declared Gaza – Middle East Monitor

At least 62,622 Palestinians have died in the ongoing conflict in Gaza since October 2023, with recent reports indicating 61 new deaths and 308 injuries in just 24 hours. The situation is exacerbated by a humanitarian crisis, with many victims trapped under rubble and 281 famine-related deaths, including 114 children, as Israel maintains a blockade and resumed military attacks. Want More Context? 🔎

Former Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage announced plans for "mass deportations" of migrants crossing the English Channel if his Reform UK party gains power, proposing withdrawal from the European Convention on Human Rights and repatriation agreements with countries like Afghanistan and Eritrea. He aims to eliminate asylum rights for small boat arrivals, create holding facilities for 24,000 migrants, and operate multiple deportation flights daily, citing public safety concerns and rising immigration as a national emergency. Want...

History indicates that famines are often engineered through negligence or malice, with recent conditions in Gaza exemplifying this, as the Israeli government has halted food supplies, leading to extreme price surges and widespread hunger. A report by the IPC revealed that approximately 514,000 people faced famine conditions, with projections indicating over 640,000 could be affected soon, urging immediate humanitarian action to prevent further escalation. Want More Context? 🔎

Thousands of pro-Palestine supporters protested outside Israel’s Embassy in London, condemning the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, exacerbated by Israeli policies leading to famine and civilian deaths. The demonstration featured remarks from Ben Jamal of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, criticizing UK leaders for their inaction and highlighting the ongoing military devastation, which has resulted in over 62,300 Palestinian deaths since October 2023. Want More Context? 🔎

Ahmad Alzoubi, a Palestinian scholar and director of MEMO Brazil, conducted lectures in Chile addressing the inadequate media coverage of Palestine and the need to label the violence as genocide. He emphasized the importance of supporting Palestinian journalists and urged students to include Palestinian narratives in their research, highlighting the lack of Latin American perspectives in mainstream media discussions about the region.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNbBHpUXICw Want More Context? 🔎

Iran, European powers to resume nuclear talks next week France, Britain, and Germany are set to re-initiate discussions regarding Iran's nuclear program, with a warning that they may implement a "snapback" mechanism to reactivate UN sanctions if Tehran fails to engage in negotiations. This development highlights ongoing tensions surrounding Iran's nuclear activities and international diplomatic efforts. Want More Context? 🔎