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US warns humanitarian assistance not getting to people who need it in north Gaza

US warns humanitarian assistance not getting to people who need it in north Gaza

  • The Palestinian Civil Emergency Service said around 100,000 people were marooned in Jabalia, Beit Lahiya and Beit Hanoun without medical or food supplies
By Reuters ·
US State Department affirms Israel’s right to target Hezbollah in Lebanon, urges civilian protection

US State Department affirms Israel’s right to target Hezbollah in Lebanon, urges civilian protection

By Reuters ·
US organized a flight out of Beirut as Americans seek to leave Lebanon, says State Dept

US organized a flight out of Beirut as Americans seek to leave Lebanon, says State Dept

By Reuters ·
US charges five Russian military officers over Ukraine cyberattacks

US charges five Russian military officers over Ukraine cyberattacks

By AFP ·
US imposes sanctions on Palestinian group Lions’ Den over West Bank violence

US imposes sanctions on Palestinian group Lions’ Den over West Bank violence

By Reuters ·
US State Department Arabic spokesperson resigns in opposition to Gaza policy

US State Department Arabic spokesperson resigns in opposition to Gaza policy

By Reuters ·
State Department official reaffirms US commitment to humanitarian aid for Gazans

State Department official reaffirms US commitment to humanitarian aid for Gazans

By RAY HANANIA ·
Israel’s Gaza war has negatively impacted human rights, says US report

Israel’s Gaza war has negatively impacted human rights, says US report

By Reuters ·
Morale at US State Department ‘worse than during Iraq War’

Morale at US State Department ‘worse than during Iraq War’

By Arab News ·

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