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The World Health Organization (WHO) delivered 238 pallets of lifesaving medical supplies into Gaza through the Kerem Shalom crossing, bringing insulin, cholera kits, and essential medicines to hospitals struggling to stay operational. The shipment marks a crucial lifeline for a population facing severe shortages amid one of the world’s most urgent humanitarian crises.

Saudi Arabia and the UAE’s decision to freeze Gaza’s reconstruction funds until Hamas is disarmed is not cruelty—it’s common sense. After decades of destruction and rebuilding, both nations are refusing to bankroll another cycle of war. Ahmed Fathi argues that real aid must start with accountability and the removal of weapons from the hands of militias that serve foreign agendas, not the people of Gaza.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres hailed a “desperately needed breakthrough” following the announcement of a Gaza ceasefire and hostage release agreement brokered under a proposal by President Donald J. Trump. Speaking at UN Headquarters, Guterres commended U.S., Qatari, Egyptian, and Turkish mediation, urged full compliance with the deal, and called for a permanent ceasefire, humanitarian access, and renewed momentum toward a two-state solution.

At Rafah, the narrative is clear: Egypt has been the bridge, not the barrier. UN transcripts confirm thousands of trucks staged on Egyptian soil awaiting Israeli clearance, yet Islamists spearheaded by the Muslim Brotherhood manufactured the opposite story. This is not about defending a regime—it’s about defending the truth and the dignity of millions of Egyptians who have never abandoned Gaza.

In a dramatic emergency session, the UN Security Council warns that Israel’s plan to take over Gaza City could ignite a “horrific chapter” in the conflict. Senior officials cautioned of mass displacement and a deepening humanitarian crisis, while Israel defended its actions as "liberation." A chorus of delegates condemned the plan, calling for a ceasefire and a two-state solution.

At the UNCA panel with The Elders, Mary Robinson, Juan Manuel Santos, and Zeid Ra’ad Al-Hussein delivered a fiery rebuke of global inaction on Gaza. Calling the current crisis a potential genocide and warning against endless cycles of violence, the trio demanded concrete steps toward a two-state solution—no more lip service, no more delay.

The U.S. vetoed a UN Security Council resolution demanding a permanent ceasefire in Gaza, blocking a measure backed by 14 other members. The vote exposed deep divisions on global accountability and multilateral failure, as humanitarian conditions in Gaza continue to deteriorate. Critics condemned the move as shielding Israeli actions and politicizing aid, while others warned the cost of inaction will be measured in civilian lives.

The death of Hamas leader Yahya al-Sinwar marks a shift in Israel’s strategy, with focus moving toward limiting Iranian influence in the reg

UNICEF delivers 1.2 million polio vaccines to Gaza, targeting 640,000 children amid the ongoing humanitarian crisis.

Urgent ceasefire needed in Gaza as polio outbreak worsens crisis. UN calls for immediate action to prevent further humanitarian disaster.