Israel Demolishes UNRWA Site in East Jerusalem, Sparks Global Condemnation
Israel’s demolition of UNRWA mobile offices in East Jerusalem on January 20 drew sharp condemnation for violating UN premises’ immunity and international law.
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Gaza Ceasefire Hits 100 Days, Aid Corridors Still Blocked
UN warns Gaza’s 100-day ceasefire faces fresh obstacles as aid distribution stalls and West Bank curfews deepen civilian hardship.
New Palestinian Tech Committee Gears Up for Gaza Administration
A 15-member technocratic committee led by Ali Abdel Hamid Shaath has arrived in Cairo to plan Gaza administration under a fragile ceasefire, as clashes and humanitarian needs persist.
Cairo Pushes for Global Roadmap to End Sudan Crisis
Egypt hosted the fifth consultative meeting in Cairo this month to shape a global roadmap for ending Sudan’s nearly three-year conflict, ensuring peace and aid access.
UAE and Türkiye Push for Gaza Ceasefire, Strengthen Bilateral Ties
UAE’s President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed and Turkish FM Hakan Fidan met in Abu Dhabi to push a Gaza ceasefire, boost humanitarian aid and deepen strategic economic ties.
IRC Sounds Alarm on South Sudan’s Deepening Hunger Crisis
IRC warns of a perfect storm of conflict, floods, and economic woes that are fueling a sharp rise in hunger and malnutrition in South Sudan.
Colombia Prepares for Refugee Influx After US Seizes Maduro
Colombia condemns the U.S. operation that seized President Maduro and is mobilizing shelters, UN sessions, and humanitarian support ahead of a possible Venezuelan refugee influx.
Palestinian and Egyptian Officials Push for Gaza Ceasefire Phase Two
A Palestinian delegation met Egyptian leaders in Cairo on January 4 to advance phase two of the Gaza ceasefire, focusing on aid flow, full pullback and reconstruction.
Israel’s Ban on 37 Gaza NGOs Takes Effect Amid Aid Concerns
Israel’s new ban on 37 NGOs in Gaza and the West Bank has taken effect, raising concerns over critical humanitarian aid during winter hardships.
10 Countries Sound Alarm Over Gaza’s Worsening Aid Crisis
Foreign ministers from 10 countries urged Israel to lift restrictions and boost humanitarian aid to Gaza after the October ceasefire, warning of a catastrophic situation despite recent improvements.