New York starts distributing debit cards to migrants, despite uproar
New York City is implementing a program to provide migrant families with debit cards for food and baby supplies.
The program has faced backlash over concerns of potential fraud and preferential treatment, but city officials aim to address rising housing and food costs. [ more ]
Gaza pier ready to receive humanitarian aid shipments, U.S. military says
The completion of a temporary floating pier in Gaza by the U.S. military aims to facilitate the delivery of critical humanitarian aid to Palestinians. [ more ]
Biden Pressures Israel to Reach a Cease-Fire in Gaza, Straining Ties
Biden administration attempts to limit Israel's military operation in Gaza and push for a cease-fire deal with Hamas amid increasing frustration. [ more ]
Opinion | Biden's Chance to Do the Right Thing in Gaza
President Biden may need to enforce the International Court of Justice's order on Israel's military offensive in Rafah to rescue his Gaza policy. [ more ]
Turkey halts all trade with Israel over military actions in Gaza
Turkey suspended all imports and exports to Israel due to ongoing military action in Gaza, demanding uninterrupted humanitarian aid flow to the region. [ more ]
Flash floods have killed more than 300 people in Afghanistan
Heavy flooding in Afghanistan has led to over 300 deaths and significant destruction, prompting urgent aid and long-term planning for climate resilience. [ more ]
U.S. military says aid is now being delivered into Gaza over a floating pier
Trucks carrying aid entered Gaza via U.S. floating pier amid Israeli restrictions and ongoing conflict, but the project is not a long-term solution for the scarce supplies. [ more ]
Biden met with a small group of Muslims yesterday. This doctor walked out
President Biden's meeting with Muslims highlights the contentious relationship due to the Gaza war.
Dr. Thaer Ahmad walked out of the meeting to signal the need for more action from the White House to end the war and provide humanitarian aid. [ more ]
Moral sympathy can be unpredictable, often shifting based on specific incidents and casualties.
Humanitarian aid efforts can face tragic consequences even when coordinated with military forces, highlighting the challenges of working in conflict zones. [ more ]
Home Office food provision leaving some asylum seekers malnourished report
Poor quality food provided to asylum seekers leading to malnutrition cases, including children and adults
Research found food inedible, causing health issues like food poisoning, diabetes, and malnutrition, with instances of undercooked meat and expired products. [ more ]
How Israeli and Palestinian Medical Volunteers Work Across Borders to Save Lives
Israeli-Canadian peace activist killed by Hamas was dedicated to driving critically ill Palestinian patients to Israeli hospitals for specialized care.
The medical administration of occupied Palestinian territory faces resource limitations, causing many patients to seek specialized treatment in Israeli and East Jerusalem hospitals. [ more ]