Despite ongoing diplomatic efforts led by the US and regional mediators, and despite various proposals and promises, a meaningful shift remains absent in the Israeli occupation’s approach to the war on Gaza.

As Israel escalates its military operations in Gaza, mediators, mainly Egypt and Qatar, are working to revive indirect negotiations. But their efforts remain confined.

The major military escalation against the Gaza Strip, described by the Israeli entity as “opening the gates of hell,” is a direct reaction to Hamas’s resilience in demanding key guarantees from the US.

UNRWA’s service cuts and staff suspensions spark anger in Ain al-Hilweh camp, while Mahmoud Abbas pushes a disarmament agenda, bypassing Palestinian factions and fueling tensions.

Amid escalating tensions between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government and the administration of US President Donald Trump, doubts are mounting over Tel Aviv’s continued reliance on military force to reshape the region.

Are current tensions between the Israeli entity and the United States merely a reflection of the strained personal relationship between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US President Donald Trump?

This shift in the relationship between Ansar Allah and Hamas marked a turning point, transforming their ties into a model framework and a foundational nucleus for cross-border solidarity between two Arab socio-political movements.

As the US signals optimism about a possible ceasefire in Gaza ahead of President Donald Trump’s visit to the region next week, Israeli officials remain unyielding, particularly on the terms of a long-term truce and the release of Israeli captives,

As Gaza enters its seventh week under a near-total blockade, “Israel” is facing mounting international pressure over its deliberate starvation strategy. The deepening humanitarian crisis, marked by acute food shortages and rising famine warnings,

For the third consecutive day, “Israel” has continued its systematic massacres across Gaza, with intense airstrikes killing 110 people, raising the total over 72 hours to 591 martyrs and 1,042 injured.