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Gaza ministry says Israel kills more than 30 aid seekers, Israel denies
Conflicting reports over what happened Gaza Humanitarian Foundation says no casualties, aid distribution was normal Witnesses say Israel fired at people gathering at Rafah aid distribution site Israeli military denies forces fired at civilians at or near site Hamas says it is ready for new indirect talks CAIRO/GAZA June 1 (Reuters) - More than 30 Palestinians were killed and nearly 170 injured on Sunday in south Gaza near a food distribution site,
Hamas has responded to the ceasefire proposal put forward by US envoy Steve Witkoff. Meanwhile Jordan said a planned visit by ...
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The Hamas-run health ministry says more than a hundred people were injured in the attack. The aid distributor said the ...
EU says it is reviewing its pact with Israel over the "catastrophic" Gaza situation, with 17 nations backing the human rights ...
Israel Association Agreement seems unlikely, as that would need all 27 member states' approval. Even among the countries that ...
With reports of acute suffering in Gaza flooding the airwaves, EU leaders have toughened their tone on Israel -- but the bloc ...
BRUSSELS – European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen denounced as “abhorrent” Israel’s deadly wave of strikes on ...
Israeli companies and universities are involved in hundreds of research projects funded by the European Union. Left-wing ...
The EU announced major strides toward reducing greenhouse gas emissions and boosting the proportion of energy from renewable ...
As a designated terrorist entity, Hamas and its government are cut off from official assistance that the United States and European Union (EU) provide to the West Bank. Some Islamic charities in ...
Kallas also pushed back against a new aid distribution system backed by the United States and Israel that bypasses the United Nations.
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