Beneath the humanitarian facade, a deadly discovery by the IDF– As the conflict intensifies, the line between civilian relief and militant resources blurs, challenging international aid efforts in Gaza.

The Jewish Chronicle: Investigations uncover troubling links between top official and Iran’s IRGC.

In his last speech, Erdan condemns the UN's silence on the Majdal Shams massacre.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice Yariv Levin has today reached out to the Chair of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child and to UNICEF following a harrowing report exposing the plight of children and youth in Israel as a result of the war.

Francesca Albanese condemns IDF's attack on Hamas command center in mosque as an act of genocide.

Palestinian Authority aims to introduce a resolution challenging the legitimacy of Israeli towns in the next session.

As Israeli motorists find themselves virtually teleported to foreign cities, Beirut claims the GPS chaos is more than just a wrong turn in neighborly relations.

UK Secretary cites humanitarian necessity, while critics question oversight and agency's neutrality.

The Lebanese newspaper Al-Nashra reported that the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees, UNRWA, is on the verge of collapse and facing economic crisis. It is noted that several activists of the organization participated in the October 7 massacre.

Following intelligence information: the IDF raided a Hamas building finding weapons and a command room at the old UNRWA headquarters as well as a university in the Gaza Strip.

Yesterday, Hamas fired mortars at Israeli soldiers protecting a United Nations humanitarian aid convoy in central Gaza Strip today, shown in military footage published later that day.

The U.N. is concerned for the safety of its workers, even as Israeli soldiers risk their lives protecting humanitarian aid in Gaza.

Israeli military urges UN to distribute hundreds of aid packages piling up in the unloading area of the US JLOTS pier.

The UN report stated that both sides had committed serious war crimes since October 7th. With reports covering various cases of 'human rights abuse' by Hamas on October 7th, and by Israel in its Gaza attack.

Following the UN decision to expand the powers of the Palestinian Authority as an observer state, the Prime Minister decided to put a proposal rejecting the decision of the General Assembly to a government vote.

Israel is investigating the incident.

With the UN Secretary General campaigning against Israel, there are fears that the Jewish State will appear on the UN's infamous "black list" of countries and organizations that harm children in conflict zones.

After the Israeli delegation was called  back from Qatar, the Prime Minister's Office blamed the UN for the collapse in negotiations. "Hamas' position is a sad testimony to the damage of the Security Council's decision."

The minister and war cabinet member said the UN resolution passed today, which called for a ceasefire, "has no operative significance for us."