Thousands displaced from Hebron as Israel carries on siege
Almost 5,000 people have been displaced as a result of Israel’s military siege on the city of Hebron in the occupied West Bank. The operation began on Friday, October 23, after two Palestinians shot two Israeli soldiers in Hebron and injured three others.
Israel has announced its final election results, tightened its siege on Hebron, and arrested people returning to Gaza.
Hebron's economic losses surpass $3.8m as Israeli forces demolish West Bank homes and close hundreds of businesses.
From Hebron to Gaza to southern Lebanon, Israel is tearing down homes, and, with them, families' hopes of return.
In a counterprotest, Netanyahu supporters demand that Israel should not have a government with 'terrorists'.
Humanitarian convoy brings food and medicine to Russian-held city where people have suffered severe shortages People living in the besieged Russian-held city of Oleshky in southern Ukraine were evacuated on Friday as part of a joint relief operation, the first of its kind in four years and eight months of war. The city, which lies on the Russian-occupied side of the Dnipro River, opposite Kherson, has suffered months of serious food and medical shortages, leading to warnings of starvation for the few thousand people remaining there, including about 50 children.
Demonstrations sweeping Europe are inspiring young Germans frustrated by rising costs of living amid military spending.