A Fragile Dawn in Gaza

The Trump-brokered ceasefire remains technically intact, but it’s hanging by a thread. There have already been limited strikes following alleged violations, and both sides are quick to point fingers. The humanitarian situation in Gaza is no less dire: food, medicine, and aid are desperately needed, yet delivery remains tangled in the usual web of politics,…

Balancing Justice and Self-Defense: The EU, Human Rights Watch, and Israel’s Struggle for Survival

In the latest chapter of the Middle East's ongoing drama, Human Rights Watch (HRW) has leveled serious accusations against Israel, alleging war crimes in Gaza. Not to be outdone, the European Union's top diplomat, Josep Borrell, has proposed suspending political dialogue with Israel over these concerns. Israel's Right to Self-Defense Israel has faced relentless attacks…

An Analysis of Israel’s Ban on UNRWA

On October 30, 2023, Israel’s parliament passed two controversial laws targeting the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA). These laws bar the UNRWA from operating within Israeli territories and prohibit any formal communication between the Israeli government and the agency. The UNRWA, founded in 1949, provides humanitarian…