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US Announces 300 Million Meal Plan for Gaza Amid Worsening Food Crisis
The United States announced a plan to deliver 300 million meals to Gaza through the "Gaza Humanitarian Foundation" by late May, with Israel overseeing distribution, while temporarily allowing limited food imports for a week to address the worsening food crisis resulting from the ongoing blockade.
US Announces 300 Million Meal Plan for Gaza Amid Worsening Food Crisis
The United States announced a plan to deliver 300 million meals to Gaza through the "Gaza Humanitarian Foundation" by late May, with Israel overseeing distribution, while temporarily allowing limited food imports for a week to address the worsening food crisis resulting from the ongoing blockade.
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64% Bias Score
Israel Launches Ground Offensive in Gaza, Eases Blockade Amid Humanitarian Crisis
Israel launched a major ground offensive in Gaza on Sunday, code-named "Chariots of Gideon," while simultaneously easing its blockade to permit limited aid. At least 110 Palestinians were killed in airstrikes, and the operation aims to seize key areas and displace the population, amid ongoing indire...
Israel Launches Ground Offensive in Gaza, Eases Blockade Amid Humanitarian Crisis
Israel launched a major ground offensive in Gaza on Sunday, code-named "Chariots of Gideon," while simultaneously easing its blockade to permit limited aid. At least 110 Palestinians were killed in airstrikes, and the operation aims to seize key areas and displace the population, amid ongoing indire...
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48% Bias Score
Israel's Gaza Offensive Condemned Amidst Humanitarian Crisis
Following Hamas attacks, Israel launched a ground offensive in Gaza, killing over 60 and declaring a city a combat zone; three key allies condemned the action, while a limited easing of the blockade provides insufficient aid to prevent a humanitarian crisis.
Israel's Gaza Offensive Condemned Amidst Humanitarian Crisis
Following Hamas attacks, Israel launched a ground offensive in Gaza, killing over 60 and declaring a city a combat zone; three key allies condemned the action, while a limited easing of the blockade provides insufficient aid to prevent a humanitarian crisis.
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56% Bias Score
Israel to Send Limited Food Aid to Gaza Amidst Ongoing Military Operation
Israel will send a limited amount of food to Gaza after a three-month blockade causing a humanitarian crisis, as its military operation, "Operation Gideon," continues amid ongoing negotiations for a ceasefire.
Israel to Send Limited Food Aid to Gaza Amidst Ongoing Military Operation
Israel will send a limited amount of food to Gaza after a three-month blockade causing a humanitarian crisis, as its military operation, "Operation Gideon," continues amid ongoing negotiations for a ceasefire.
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60% Bias Score
Record US Arms Deal with Saudi Arabia Highlights Surge in Global Military Spending
During President Trump's Middle East trip, the US and Saudi Arabia announced a $600 billion commercial package, including a record $142 billion arms deal, reflecting a surge in global military spending and the growing importance of AI in national security.
Record US Arms Deal with Saudi Arabia Highlights Surge in Global Military Spending
During President Trump's Middle East trip, the US and Saudi Arabia announced a $600 billion commercial package, including a record $142 billion arms deal, reflecting a surge in global military spending and the growing importance of AI in national security.
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48% Bias Score
Israel to Allow Basic Food Supplies into Gaza Amid Military Offensive
The Israeli government announced it will permit essential food supplies into the Gaza Strip to prevent a humanitarian crisis, amid a major military offensive that has left 2.1 million Palestinians facing starvation, according to the UN, and following the Israeli army's recommendation.
Israel to Allow Basic Food Supplies into Gaza Amid Military Offensive
The Israeli government announced it will permit essential food supplies into the Gaza Strip to prevent a humanitarian crisis, amid a major military offensive that has left 2.1 million Palestinians facing starvation, according to the UN, and following the Israeli army's recommendation.
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60% Bias Score
Israel Allows Limited Food to Gaza Amid Ground Offensive
Israel announced it will allow limited food into Gaza amid a ground offensive and ongoing blockade that has caused widespread hunger among the population of two million, despite internal opposition from the far-right, and ongoing negotiations for a truce.
Israel Allows Limited Food to Gaza Amid Ground Offensive
Israel announced it will allow limited food into Gaza amid a ground offensive and ongoing blockade that has caused widespread hunger among the population of two million, despite internal opposition from the far-right, and ongoing negotiations for a truce.
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52% Bias Score
Israel to Allow Limited Food into Gaza Amid Blockade and Military Operation
Israel announced that it will allow a limited amount of food into Gaza to prevent widespread famine, following a 10-week blockade amid a major Israeli military operation. This comes after reports of starvation, images of malnourished children, and international pressure to lift the blockade.
Israel to Allow Limited Food into Gaza Amid Blockade and Military Operation
Israel announced that it will allow a limited amount of food into Gaza to prevent widespread famine, following a 10-week blockade amid a major Israeli military operation. This comes after reports of starvation, images of malnourished children, and international pressure to lift the blockade.
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48% Bias Score
Israel Allows Limited Food Aid to Gaza Amidst Ongoing Offensive
Israel announced it will allow essential food into Gaza during its "Operation Gideon" offensive, responding to the UN's famine warning after an 11-week aid blockade, while simultaneously establishing a new US-backed aid organization, the GHF, to manage distribution and prevent Hamas control.
Israel Allows Limited Food Aid to Gaza Amidst Ongoing Offensive
Israel announced it will allow essential food into Gaza during its "Operation Gideon" offensive, responding to the UN's famine warning after an 11-week aid blockade, while simultaneously establishing a new US-backed aid organization, the GHF, to manage distribution and prevent Hamas control.
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72% Bias Score
Trump Threatens Putin with Sanctions over Ukraine
During his Middle East trip, President Trump received significant investment promises and lavish gifts but grew increasingly frustrated with Vladimir Putin's lack of progress in Ukraine peace talks, culminating in a direct threat of secondary sanctions if a peace deal isn't reached by Monday's plann...
Trump Threatens Putin with Sanctions over Ukraine
During his Middle East trip, President Trump received significant investment promises and lavish gifts but grew increasingly frustrated with Vladimir Putin's lack of progress in Ukraine peace talks, culminating in a direct threat of secondary sanctions if a peace deal isn't reached by Monday's plann...
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44% Bias Score
Israel's Shift in Gaza Strategy: Targeting Civilians to Pressure Hamas
Israel's Gaza offensive represents a departure from its long-standing policy of minimizing civilian casualties, employing a strategy that targets the civilian population to pressure Hamas, violating international law and raising concerns about the erosion of humanitarian norms.
Israel's Shift in Gaza Strategy: Targeting Civilians to Pressure Hamas
Israel's Gaza offensive represents a departure from its long-standing policy of minimizing civilian casualties, employing a strategy that targets the civilian population to pressure Hamas, violating international law and raising concerns about the erosion of humanitarian norms.
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60% Bias Score
Trzaskowski Leads in Poland's Tight Presidential First Round
In Poland's presidential election's first round, pro-European Rafal Trzaskowski (30.8%) will face nationalist Karol Nawrocki (29.1%) in a June 1st runoff, crucial for the government's future and policies on abortion and LGBTQ+ rights, amid the war in Ukraine and rising far-right influence.
Trzaskowski Leads in Poland's Tight Presidential First Round
In Poland's presidential election's first round, pro-European Rafal Trzaskowski (30.8%) will face nationalist Karol Nawrocki (29.1%) in a June 1st runoff, crucial for the government's future and policies on abortion and LGBTQ+ rights, amid the war in Ukraine and rising far-right influence.
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56% Bias Score
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