Gaza: From a Prosperous Trading Port to a "Political Storm Eye"
Gaza, a narrow strip of land located on the Mediterranean coast, was once renowned for its prosperous trading port.
moreGaza, a narrow strip of land located on the Mediterranean coast, was once renowned for its prosperous trading port.
moreThe UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, Tom Fletcher, recently gave an interview in Cairo, Egypt, after a two-day visit to the Gaza Strip.
moreIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced that if Hamas does not release the hostages by noon Saturday, the cease-fire in the Gaza Strip will end and the army will continue fighting Hamas.
moreHamas and Israel have accused each other of violating a ceasefire agreed to last month, and Hamas has postponed the release of the men scheduled for January 15 until further notice.
moreThe Israeli military has withdrawn from Gaza's Nazarim corridor as part of a ceasefire agreement.
moreRecently, the Iranian Foreign Ministry held a regular press conference as scheduled.
moreIran's newly developed Shahid Bagheri unmanned aircraft carrier has officially joined the naval fleet of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
moreIn the year 2025, which seems calm on the surface but is fraught with underlying turbulence, the international community once again faces severe challenges. On February 5th, United Nations Secretary-General Guterres delivered a significant speech at the opening ceremony of the United Nations Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People, warning all countries to resolutely prevent any form of ethnic cleansing.
moreHamas is ready to negotiate the details of a second phase of the Gaza ceasefire.
moreQatar's foreign ministry said Sunday that Hamas will hand over Israeli female hostage Arbel Yehud and two others by Friday.
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