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U.S.-led strikes on Iran are intensifying Democratic primary debates over Israel and Gaza policy and are fueling heavy AIPAC-backed spending, visible in Illinois, North Carolina, and Michigan races as candidates navigate Gaza, Iran policy, and war-power questions ahead of the 2028 cycle.
Israeli airstrikes on the Gaza Strip killed at least 32 people late Friday into Saturday, according to the Gaza Health Ministry; Israel said it targeted Hamas militants and weapons sites, while Gaza officials said the dead were predominantly women and children, including those in tents for displaced people in Khan Younis.
At Davos, the Trump administration unveiled a grand redevelopment plan for the Gaza Strip—featuring high-rise cities, data centers and a tourist beachfront—that starkly contrasts with the ongoing destruction, humanitarian crisis and Palestinian input on the ground, highlighting a sharp gap between political visions and present-day realities.
Three journalists were killed when an Israeli strike hit their car in central Gaza, including a CBS News contributor; Israel said it struck drone operators, marking another deadly episode in the Gaza-Israel conflict amid a U.S.-backed ceasefire.
The Labor Party is on track to win the upcoming Norway election, amidst various international political developments including the EU Commission's stance on Israel's Gaza conflict and global autocrats' discussions on longevity. The article provides an overview of the political landscape and international relations.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has warned Gaza City residents to evacuate immediately ahead of a planned ground assault, as Israel intensifies its military operations in Gaza. The conflict has resulted in significant casualties, with over 64,000 Palestinians reported killed, and international calls for ceasefire and humanitarian aid continue amid diplomatic tensions and military strikes.
A DNC panel in Minneapolis failed to pass or advance dueling resolutions on Israel's war in Gaza, with one supporting a ceasefire and humanitarian aid, and the other calling for an arms embargo; the chair withdrew his resolution to facilitate further discussion, highlighting ongoing party divisions over the issue.
The UK plans to recognize Palestinian statehood in September unless Israel takes significant steps to end the Gaza crisis, including a ceasefire and humanitarian aid access, amid international calls for peace and warnings of famine in Gaza.
President Trump claimed Israel has agreed to a 60-day ceasefire with Hamas in Gaza, urging Hamas to accept the deal amid ongoing conflict and humanitarian crises, though details of the conditions remain unclear.
During the Paris Air Show, Israeli arms companies' booths were walled off with black barriers at the request of the French government, amid tensions related to the Israel-Gaza conflict and criticisms of Israel's conduct in the war. The move, which concealed most of the Israeli displays, drew international attention and criticism, with Israeli officials calling it unprecedented and politically motivated. The organizers stated that the removal of certain equipment was due to instructions from French authorities, and dialogue is ongoing to resolve the situation.
The article highlights the grim conditions and human rights abuses at Syria's Sednaya Prison, where evidence of detainee mistreatment is found amidst ongoing Middle East conflicts. The Israel-Gaza war, which began with a Hamas attack in October 2023, has led to significant regional instability, including Israeli military actions in Gaza and Lebanon. A cease-fire between Israel and Hezbollah was reached in November 2024, but the humanitarian crisis in Gaza remains dire, with Israel facing international pressure to allow more aid.
A man in his 20s from Michigan was arrested at the Capitol Visitor Center for attempting to enter with a torch lighter, flare gun, and documents intended for Congress. Authorities noted he smelled of gasoline and had shown interest in the Israel-Gaza conflict through videos.
University leaders from Northwestern, UCLA, and Rutgers testified before Congress about their handling of campus protests related to the Israel-Gaza war. They discussed negotiations with students, disciplinary actions, and responses to antisemitism. The hearing highlighted differing views on the universities' approaches, with some praising peaceful resolutions and others criticizing perceived leniency. The session coincided with ongoing protests and new camps being set up at UCLA, leading to heightened security measures and potential arrests.
The Israel-Gaza war has escalated with Hamas launching a cross-border attack, leading to a ground invasion by Israel and a major displacement. The Gaza Strip is facing a humanitarian crisis, with Israel resisting pressure to allow more aid. The U.S. plans to impose sanctions on Iran, while the U.K. anticipates Israel's response to the attack. Tensions between Israel and Western allies persist, with the U.S. supporting Israel despite some political disagreements. The conflict's roots are deep and complex, predating the establishment of Israel in 1948.
Israel's military chief warns Iran of consequences for an attack as the Israel-Gaza war continues for six months, with tensions spilling into the surrounding region. The conflict escalated on Oct. 7 when Hamas militants launched a cross-border attack on Israel, leading to a ground invasion and significant displacement. The Gaza Strip faces a humanitarian crisis, with Israel resisting pressure to allow more aid. Despite tensions, the U.S. continues to support Israel, and the roots of the conflict are deep and complex, predating the establishment of Israel in 1948.