A Rafah resident told Haaretz that he hopes the U.S. envoy will understand the Palestinians' situation in the area: 'Better to loot the trucks and take whatever is at hand than be sitting ducks in a firing range of tanks and snipers'

'Aid has become a symbol for chaos, not hope': The IDF's actions to disperse looters often involve the use of live fire, wounding many Palestinians. A Gazan resident also told Haaretz that the air drops are essentially worthless, with violence erupting every time a package lands

Move comes after several Western nations declared - some for the first time - that they plan to recognize a Palestinian state

Marisa Fox never knew her mother was a Holocaust survivor. 'My Underground Mother,' her new documentary that premieres this weekend at the San Francisco Jewish Film Festival, reveals why she chose to hide her past

The new tariffs will apply to 68 countries, including all 27 members of the European Union

'We must flood Gaza with food, water, and medicine,' says French Foreign Minister, as Germany pledges €5 million to UN efforts amid urgent calls for Israeli cooperation

Two months ago the prime minister touted his humanitarian aid plan, which has now failed, as countries airdrop food into Gaza. Now he has to figure out where he'll get the troops to continue his forever war in the run-up to the next election – and as the hostages languish

Critics, particularly those from Egypt, accused the protest organizers of deflecting responsibility from Israel and placing undue blame on Cairo