Who is Hussam Abu Safia, director of key Gaza hospital detained by Israel?

Starvation is rampant in the Gaza Strip, where the GHF, backed by the US and Israel, is accused of human rights violations amidst a rising death toll as Palestinians risk their lives for food aid. Eyewitness accounts reveal chaotic and deadly scenes at distribution sites, with many facing violence, including gunfire, while desperate families struggle for survival. Want More Context? 🔎

In north-eastern Nigeria, significant cuts to humanitarian aid have exacerbated the plight of nearly 1.4 million displaced people reliant on support, increasing the risk of recruitment by Boko Haram. As aid dwindles, malnutrition rates soar, with Médecins Sans Frontières reporting a doubling in severe cases, while families like Aisha Abubakar's struggle to survive on minimal assistance amid ongoing insecurity. Want More Context? 🔎

Paola Clouatre, a 25-year-old Marine Corps veteran's wife and mother of two, was released from ICE custody after being detained during a routine immigration visit in May. She now wears an ankle monitor and must check in with ICE regularly as her family seeks to dismiss a deportation order issued due to her mother's past immigration issues. Want More Context? 🔎

During a visit to the West Bank, German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul clarified that Germany has no immediate plans to recognize a Palestinian state, following backlash from Israeli officials over his earlier comments. He emphasized the need for humanitarian aid access to Gaza, announced additional funding for UN relief efforts, and condemned rising violence by Israeli settlers. Want More Context? 🔎

A sophisticated cocaine trafficking operation led by antiques dealer Nathan Samuels, 57, was dismantled in London, serving over 10,000 clients with high-purity cocaine. Six gang members were arrested and sentenced, including Samuels, who received nine years, while his son received three and a half years, highlighting the police's commitment to combatting organized crime. Want More Context? 🔎

FIFA president Gianni Infantino hails first talent camp staged for Afghanistan women’s refugee football team.FIFA organized the first of three global talent camps in Sydney for Afghan women’s refugee football players, aiming to form a 23-player squad for international friendlies after many fled Taliban persecution. Infantino expressed confidence in the project, highlighting its importance for players like Nilab, who see it as a chance to represent Afghanistan and support women and girls. Want More Context?...