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UN: Sudan second deadliest place for aid workers in 2025World

On World Humanitarian Day, the UN says aid workers are being targeted in Sudan at record rates. At least 350 were killed in conflict zones last year, while 36 have been killed in Sudan since the start of this year—already exceeding the country’s total for all of last year. Former UN Humanitarian Coordinator for Sudan Mukesh Kapila comments.

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More than 5,000 people still missing in Gaza, Red Cross saysWorld3:25

The Red Cross says more than 5,000 people remain missing in Gaza. Ten months after the supposed ceasefire began, President Donald Trump’s peace plan for the strip has stalled. More than 1,200 Palestinians have reportedly been killed in Israeli strikes since the ceasefire was announced last October, while Gaza’s Hamas-run Health Ministry puts the war’s death toll above 73,000, with fears the true figure is considerably higher.

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Israeli military probes killings of Hind Rajab and Palestinian paramedicsWorld6:46

Israel’s military has announced its first criminal investigations into troop conduct during the Gaza war, examining the deaths of 5-year-old Hind Rajab and her family and 15 Palestinian paramedics. It said three other attacks that killed aid workers from World Central Kitchen and Doctors Without Borders would not face criminal investigations.

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Israeli army orders criminal investigation into killing of Palestinian girl Hind RajabWorld4:33

The Israeli army has ordered a criminal investigation into the death of five-year-old Palestinian Hind Rajab in Gaza. In January 2024, she was travelling with family members in Gaza City when their vehicle came under Israeli fire; her desperate recording to paramedics later drew international condemnation.

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Violence in occupied West Bank: Israeli settler attacks on Palestinians flare upWorld

Israel’s occupation of the West Bank has transformed the landscape, while renewed settler attacks are changing Palestinian daily life. In Burin, survivor Ahmed Najjar says repeated raids from a nearby expanding settlement drove his family to relocate and fortify their home. At least 116 Bedouin communities have been displaced across the territory in nearly three years, with violence reaching villages and commercial centres such as Huwwara.

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Israel’s war on Gaza: Aid delivery faces severe restrictionsWorld

Doctors Without Borders is urging Israel to end its blockade of Gaza and permit uninterrupted access for essential medical, humanitarian and commercial supplies. Restrictions on engine oil and spare parts, along with damaged aid trucks and roads from Israeli bombardment, are making deliveries slower and more dangerous.

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Israeli settlers cut water and power to besieged West Bank homeWorld2:09

A Palestinian American has returned from Ohio to his West Bank home, one of three properties surrounded by Israeli settlers for more than a week. The settlers are accused of cutting off water and electricity, as Loui Ridi confronts one of them and appeals to the US government for help.

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Israeli strike reported to kill at least seven in Gaza CityWorld2:32

An Israeli strike on a cafe near Gaza City’s seaport killed at least seven Palestinians, including a child, and wounded 14 others, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry. The injured were taken to Al-Shifa Hospital, where doctors are treating severe cases amid shortages of medical supplies and equipment. The attack came as US envoy Jared Kushner held talks with Hamas and Israeli leaders to advance stalled ceasefire negotiations.

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Israeli minister calls for killing '30 to 40' Palestinians in Gaza nightlyWorld

Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir said Israel should kill up to 40 people in Gaza every night through targeted assassinations, including people who do not pose an immediate threat. His remarks sparked outrage, while German lawmakers called for EU sanctions against him.

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Israeli settlers besiege Palestinian homes near Qusra and BurinWorld1:32

On returning home near Qusra, Palestinian landowner Loay Abu Ridi encountered Israeli settlers while checking the trees he had planted. Palestinians say soldiers have barely intervened during a siege now entering its second week. At the Soufan family home, settlers cut the power and erected a tent, while the army blocked the access road, trapping the family and frightening its children.

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The West Bank settler siegeWorld

Two Palestinian families in Qusra village in the West Bank have been besieged by Israeli settlers for more than a week. The Palestinian-American owner of one home arrived from Ohio on Monday after seeking protection from the US embassy. US ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee called those involved “Israeli terrorists” as pressure on Israel’s government grows.

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Palestinian American challenges Israeli army outside West Bank homeWorld1:55

Militant Israeli settlers have surrounded Palestinian homes in the West Bank village of Qusra for more than a week, despite the presence of Israeli troops. Fearing he could lose his property, Palestinian-American Loui Ridi returned to his hometown and confronted settlers on his land on Tuesday.

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Palestinian-American raises US flag at West Bank homeWorld

Palestinian-American homeowner Loui Ridi returned from Ohio to the occupied West Bank village of Qusra after spending a week watching Israeli settlers surround his family property through security cameras. He then raised the US flag at the home.

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Louai Abu Reda, owner of besieged Qusra home, speaks to TRT WorldWorld

Israeli occupiers have kept three Palestinian homes in Qusra, south of Nablus in the occupied West Bank, under a tight siege for a 10th straight day. TRT World spoke with Palestinian-American Louai Abu Reda, whose home is among those surrounded.

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Palestinian American confronts Israeli settler at West Bank homeWorld1:07

Palestinian American Loui Ridi raised a giant U.S. flag over his West Bank home in the hope of deterring militant settlers besieging the property. The gesture did not stop one settler from entering his land, leading to a tense confrontation.

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Israel’s war on Gaza: Children continue to pay the heaviest priceWorld

US envoy Jared Kushner says Hamas disarmament could begin within a month after he met Benjamin Netanyahu to revive a stalled Gaza plan. Israeli strikes continue, while children suffer lasting physical and psychological harm. Ten-year-old Ahmad Naim, one of two survivors from a family of 50, was rescued after 12 days beneath rubble and now stutters despite recovering physically.

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Israel and Hamas remain divided over Gaza Board of PeaceWorld

Donald Trump’s Middle East envoy Jared Kushner has left Israel without a breakthrough after lengthy talks intended to revive the US president’s stalled Gaza peace plan. Israel and Hamas remain at odds on key issues, with former Homeland Security official Thomas Warrick offering his assessment.

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West Bank village of Qusra under siege by extremist Israeli settlersWorld6:03

The Palestinian village of Qusra in the occupied West Bank remains under siege by extremist Israeli settlers, who are trying to drive families from their land by restricting access to essentials including food and water. A Palestinian-American who owns a home there has returned from Ohio and says he fears for his safety amid reports that the Israeli army is ignoring settler violence.

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