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Chicago Man Charged with Murder of Two Israeli Embassy Employees in Washington D.C.
A 30-year-old Chicago man, Elias R., was charged with the first-degree murder of two Israeli embassy employees, Yaron Lishinski and Sarah Milgrim, in Washington, D.C., on May 21, 2024, allegedly shouting "Freedom for Palestine!" after the shooting; the act is being investigated as terrorism and a ha...
Chicago Man Charged with Murder of Two Israeli Embassy Employees in Washington D.C.
A 30-year-old Chicago man, Elias R., was charged with the first-degree murder of two Israeli embassy employees, Yaron Lishinski and Sarah Milgrim, in Washington, D.C., on May 21, 2024, allegedly shouting "Freedom for Palestine!" after the shooting; the act is being investigated as terrorism and a ha...
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44% Bias Score
Controversial US-Israeli Gaza Aid Plan Raises Concerns
A new US-Israeli plan to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza via the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), starting in late May, uses private security firms to guard distribution points, causing major controversy due to concerns about access, capacity, and data-sharing with Israel amidst a three-month bl...
Controversial US-Israeli Gaza Aid Plan Raises Concerns
A new US-Israeli plan to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza via the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), starting in late May, uses private security firms to guard distribution points, causing major controversy due to concerns about access, capacity, and data-sharing with Israel amidst a three-month bl...
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72% Bias Score
UN Condemns Insufficient Aid to Gaza Amidst Ongoing Blockade
The UN condemns Israel's insufficient aid to Gaza, citing only 119 aid trucks entering since Monday despite a massive need for aid, causing atrocious levels of death and destruction, and the blockade's impact on 2 million people.
UN Condemns Insufficient Aid to Gaza Amidst Ongoing Blockade
The UN condemns Israel's insufficient aid to Gaza, citing only 119 aid trucks entering since Monday despite a massive need for aid, causing atrocious levels of death and destruction, and the blockade's impact on 2 million people.
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WHO Chief Urges Israel to Show Mercy in Gaza Amidst Catastrophic Humanitarian Crisis
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus urged Israel to show mercy in Gaza, citing the systematic destruction of healthcare infrastructure and the deaths of 53,762 people, mostly civilians, while calling for an end to the conflict that has left 2.1 million facing imminent death and 94% of ho...
WHO Chief Urges Israel to Show Mercy in Gaza Amidst Catastrophic Humanitarian Crisis
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus urged Israel to show mercy in Gaza, citing the systematic destruction of healthcare infrastructure and the deaths of 53,762 people, mostly civilians, while calling for an end to the conflict that has left 2.1 million facing imminent death and 94% of ho...
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48% Bias Score
Spanish Right's Stance on Gaza Fuels Political Divisions Amidst Humanitarian Crisis
The Spanish right wing's support for Israel's actions in Gaza creates political divisions, overshadowing the humanitarian crisis and highlighting the failure of European diplomacy to address the violence.
Spanish Right's Stance on Gaza Fuels Political Divisions Amidst Humanitarian Crisis
The Spanish right wing's support for Israel's actions in Gaza creates political divisions, overshadowing the humanitarian crisis and highlighting the failure of European diplomacy to address the violence.
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64% Bias Score
Bono Calls for End to Gaza War, Criticizes Netanyahu
During the Ivors awards ceremony, Irish rock star Bono called for Hamas to release Israeli hostages and for Israel to be "released" from Benjamin Netanyahu and far-right fundamentalists, marking his first public criticism of the Israeli prime minister since the Gaza war began in October 2023.
Bono Calls for End to Gaza War, Criticizes Netanyahu
During the Ivors awards ceremony, Irish rock star Bono called for Hamas to release Israeli hostages and for Israel to be "released" from Benjamin Netanyahu and far-right fundamentalists, marking his first public criticism of the Israeli prime minister since the Gaza war began in October 2023.
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Israel's Gaza Offensive Kills 107, Lebanon Also Attacked
Israel's military offensive in Gaza has killed at least 107 Palestinians and injured 250, with attacks also hitting a northern Gaza hospital and multiple areas in southern Lebanon; Israel denies responsibility for the hospital attack and claims there is no food shortage in Gaza, despite UN reports o...
Israel's Gaza Offensive Kills 107, Lebanon Also Attacked
Israel's military offensive in Gaza has killed at least 107 Palestinians and injured 250, with attacks also hitting a northern Gaza hospital and multiple areas in southern Lebanon; Israel denies responsibility for the hospital attack and claims there is no food shortage in Gaza, despite UN reports o...
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60% Bias Score
Gaza Food Aid Looting Exposes Humanitarian Crisis Amidst Israeli Restrictions
The World Food Programme reported that 15 of its trucks carrying food aid were looted in southern Gaza, highlighting the dire humanitarian situation caused by Israel's restrictive aid policy which limits distribution sites and employs inexperienced private contractors, leaving millions facing starva...
Gaza Food Aid Looting Exposes Humanitarian Crisis Amidst Israeli Restrictions
The World Food Programme reported that 15 of its trucks carrying food aid were looted in southern Gaza, highlighting the dire humanitarian situation caused by Israel's restrictive aid policy which limits distribution sites and employs inexperienced private contractors, leaving millions facing starva...
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Netanyahu Accuses Allies of Siding with Hamas Amid Gaza Conflict
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused France, the UK, and Canada of supporting Hamas after their joint statement condemning Israel's Gaza operation and demanding eased humanitarian aid restrictions; this followed the killing of two Israeli embassy staff in Washington, which Netanyahu lin...
Netanyahu Accuses Allies of Siding with Hamas Amid Gaza Conflict
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused France, the UK, and Canada of supporting Hamas after their joint statement condemning Israel's Gaza operation and demanding eased humanitarian aid restrictions; this followed the killing of two Israeli embassy staff in Washington, which Netanyahu lin...
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Netanyahu Accuses France, Britain, and Canada of Supporting Hamas
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused France, Britain, and Canada of supporting Hamas due to their call to halt Israel's Gaza offensive and lift aid restrictions, claiming this endangers Israel's security and shows support for "mass murderers".
Netanyahu Accuses France, Britain, and Canada of Supporting Hamas
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused France, Britain, and Canada of supporting Hamas due to their call to halt Israel's Gaza offensive and lift aid restrictions, claiming this endangers Israel's security and shows support for "mass murderers".
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60% Bias Score
Insufficient Gaza Aid Despite Blockade Lifting
Following an 11-week Israeli blockade, 87 trucks carrying essential supplies reached southern Gaza, but the quantity is insufficient to meet the critical needs of 2.1 million people, and aid has yet to reach the north, where the need is greatest, amid reports of starvation deaths.
Insufficient Gaza Aid Despite Blockade Lifting
Following an 11-week Israeli blockade, 87 trucks carrying essential supplies reached southern Gaza, but the quantity is insufficient to meet the critical needs of 2.1 million people, and aid has yet to reach the north, where the need is greatest, amid reports of starvation deaths.
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56% Bias Score
Gaza Aid Delivery Crisis: Supplies Stalled Despite Israeli Allowances
Despite Israel allowing some aid into Gaza after a three-month blockade, most supplies remain at the border or awaiting distribution due to Israeli military procedures and internal chaos within Gaza, leading to fears of violence and starvation-related deaths.
Gaza Aid Delivery Crisis: Supplies Stalled Despite Israeli Allowances
Despite Israel allowing some aid into Gaza after a three-month blockade, most supplies remain at the border or awaiting distribution due to Israeli military procedures and internal chaos within Gaza, leading to fears of violence and starvation-related deaths.
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36% Bias Score
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