Gaza Exodus: 100,000 Palestinians Stranded in Egypt as Thousands Return to Devastation
Following the October 2023 Hamas-Israel war, over 100,000 Palestinians remain stranded in Egypt due to the closed Rafah border crossing, while thousands return to a devastated Gaza, facing immense challenges in rebuilding their lives and homes.
Gaza Exodus: 100,000 Palestinians Stranded in Egypt as Thousands Return to Devastation
Following the October 2023 Hamas-Israel war, over 100,000 Palestinians remain stranded in Egypt due to the closed Rafah border crossing, while thousands return to a devastated Gaza, facing immense challenges in rebuilding their lives and homes.
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48% Bias Score
US Backs Israel's Closure of UNRWA Offices in Jerusalem
The US supports Israel's decision to close UNRWA offices in Jerusalem on January 30th, citing Hamas's misuse of UN facilities and concerns about the agency's credibility, emphasizing that alternative aid delivery mechanisms exist and that a fully demilitarized Gaza is necessary for a brighter future...
US Backs Israel's Closure of UNRWA Offices in Jerusalem
The US supports Israel's decision to close UNRWA offices in Jerusalem on January 30th, citing Hamas's misuse of UN facilities and concerns about the agency's credibility, emphasizing that alternative aid delivery mechanisms exist and that a fully demilitarized Gaza is necessary for a brighter future...
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56% Bias Score
Netanyahu to be First Foreign Leader to Visit Trump Amidst Gaza Ceasefire and Controversy
US President Donald Trump invited Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a visit on February 4th, making him the first foreign leader to visit since Trump's inauguration; this follows a Gaza ceasefire and amidst Trump's controversial proposal to temporarily relocate Palestinians.
Netanyahu to be First Foreign Leader to Visit Trump Amidst Gaza Ceasefire and Controversy
US President Donald Trump invited Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for a visit on February 4th, making him the first foreign leader to visit since Trump's inauguration; this follows a Gaza ceasefire and amidst Trump's controversial proposal to temporarily relocate Palestinians.
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36% Bias Score
Gaza Checkpoints Reopen Amidst Trump's Relocation Plan and UNRWA Aid Ban Threat
Following a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, Israel reopened Gaza checkpoints, allowing hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians to return home, while four female Israeli soldiers were released. However, Trump's plan to relocate Palestinians and the potential UNRWA aid ban threaten...
Gaza Checkpoints Reopen Amidst Trump's Relocation Plan and UNRWA Aid Ban Threat
Following a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, Israel reopened Gaza checkpoints, allowing hundreds of thousands of displaced Palestinians to return home, while four female Israeli soldiers were released. However, Trump's plan to relocate Palestinians and the potential UNRWA aid ban threaten...
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44% Bias Score
Van Hollen's Questioning of Stefanik Underscores Western Assault on Jewish State
Senator Chris Van Hollen's questioning of ambassadorial nominee Elise Stefanik regarding Israel's biblical right to the West Bank during her Senate confirmation hearing highlights a growing Western movement to undermine the Jewish state's legitimacy, impacting global stability and U.S. national secu...
Van Hollen's Questioning of Stefanik Underscores Western Assault on Jewish State
Senator Chris Van Hollen's questioning of ambassadorial nominee Elise Stefanik regarding Israel's biblical right to the West Bank during her Senate confirmation hearing highlights a growing Western movement to undermine the Jewish state's legitimacy, impacting global stability and U.S. national secu...
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60% Bias Score
Israel Completes Preparations to Replace UNRWA Services in East Jerusalem
The Israeli Ministry of Jerusalem Affairs announced that it has completed preparations to replace UNRWA services in East Jerusalem, primarily in the Shuafat Refugee Camp, with services including education and healthcare, although civil society organizations expressed concerns over the adequacy of th...
Israel Completes Preparations to Replace UNRWA Services in East Jerusalem
The Israeli Ministry of Jerusalem Affairs announced that it has completed preparations to replace UNRWA services in East Jerusalem, primarily in the Shuafat Refugee Camp, with services including education and healthcare, although civil society organizations expressed concerns over the adequacy of th...
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32% Bias Score
Israel Ends Ties with UNRWA, Jeopardizing Palestinian Aid
Israel will end all contact with UNRWA on January 30, 2025, impacting its operations in Jerusalem and occupied Palestinian territories; the decision follows accusations of Hamas infiltration and UNRWA's alleged involvement in the October 7, 2023, attacks, jeopardizing the future of Palestinians.
Israel Ends Ties with UNRWA, Jeopardizing Palestinian Aid
Israel will end all contact with UNRWA on January 30, 2025, impacting its operations in Jerusalem and occupied Palestinian territories; the decision follows accusations of Hamas infiltration and UNRWA's alleged involvement in the October 7, 2023, attacks, jeopardizing the future of Palestinians.
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56% Bias Score
EU Deploys Border Experts to Gaza
Starting in early February, a low double-digit number of EU border protection experts will assist Gaza border security, overseeing controls and enabling the departure of hundreds of injured Palestinians, with the initiative approved by Egypt and requested by Israel and Palestine.
EU Deploys Border Experts to Gaza
Starting in early February, a low double-digit number of EU border protection experts will assist Gaza border security, overseeing controls and enabling the departure of hundreds of injured Palestinians, with the initiative approved by Egypt and requested by Israel and Palestine.
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56% Bias Score
Israel to Ban UNRWA, Sparking Fears of Humanitarian Crisis
Israel is banning the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, UNRWA, on January 30th, potentially causing a humanitarian crisis by cutting off vital aid, education, and healthcare to millions, amidst accusations of Hamas collaboration which UNRWA denies.
Israel to Ban UNRWA, Sparking Fears of Humanitarian Crisis
Israel is banning the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, UNRWA, on January 30th, potentially causing a humanitarian crisis by cutting off vital aid, education, and healthcare to millions, amidst accusations of Hamas collaboration which UNRWA denies.
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52% Bias Score
Palestinians Return to Devastated Northern Gaza After Ceasefire
Following a January 19 ceasefire, tens of thousands of Palestinians displaced during the Gaza war are returning to northern Gaza City, facing destroyed homes and difficult conditions, despite the exhausting 30km journey from southern Gaza.
Palestinians Return to Devastated Northern Gaza After Ceasefire
Following a January 19 ceasefire, tens of thousands of Palestinians displaced during the Gaza war are returning to northern Gaza City, facing destroyed homes and difficult conditions, despite the exhausting 30km journey from southern Gaza.
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48% Bias Score
Trump's Gaza Relocation Plan Condemned as 'New Threat'
President Trump's plan to relocate 1.5 million Palestinians from Gaza to Jordan and Egypt is condemned by the Guardian as a "new threat" and a potential war crime, impacting the fragile two-state solution and potentially emboldening Israeli hardliners.
Trump's Gaza Relocation Plan Condemned as 'New Threat'
President Trump's plan to relocate 1.5 million Palestinians from Gaza to Jordan and Egypt is condemned by the Guardian as a "new threat" and a potential war crime, impacting the fragile two-state solution and potentially emboldening Israeli hardliners.
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52% Bias Score
France: Decrease in Antisemitic Incidents Masks Record High in Violent Acts
In 2024, France recorded 1,570 antisemitic incidents, a 6% decrease from 2023, but violent acts surged to a record high of 106, a 24.7% increase. This alarming trend, influenced by anti-Israel rhetoric and political discourse, poses a significant threat to French Jewry.
France: Decrease in Antisemitic Incidents Masks Record High in Violent Acts
In 2024, France recorded 1,570 antisemitic incidents, a 6% decrease from 2023, but violent acts surged to a record high of 106, a 24.7% increase. This alarming trend, influenced by anti-Israel rhetoric and political discourse, poses a significant threat to French Jewry.
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44% Bias Score