US-Israeli genocide: Will Gazans see ceasefire deal achieved?
Ahmed Al-Najjar
Press TV, Khan Yunis
It has been a year since a four-day humanitarian pause was declared in the Gaza Strip. At the time, hopes were high that this could finally bring an end to the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza. However, all hopes were dashed after the Israeli regime resumed attacking the besieged territory. Now, one year on, there is no end in sight to the onslaught as the Israeli regime presses ahead with its attacks.
Grief strikes Parachinar: 44 lives lost in terror attack
Yemen’s armed forces target Israeli airbase amid nationwide pro-Palestinian rallies
Jordanians continue rallies to denounce Israeli genocide in Gaza, Lebanon
Iran decries US intervention in Venezuela’s internal affairs
VIDEO | IAEA's loss of opportunity to revive diplomacy after new anti-Iran resolution
Hamas says female Israeli captive killed in Gaza, holds Netanyahu responsible
Majority of US Jewish teens 'sympathize with Palestinians': Survey
Another Palestinian journalist killed in Israeli bombing in Gaza
VIDEO | Children suffer brunt of forced starvation in Gaza
ICC arrest warrants for Netanyahu, Gallant: A watershed moment in intl. justice
VIDEO | Pro-Palestine solidarity campaigns facing repression in India
PressTV NEWSLETTER
now
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website
