Gaza

Israel’s war on Gaza is not just a humanitarian disaster it’s a climate threat. Military operations release huge amounts of carbon, destroy infrastructure, worsen environmental degradation. War increases fossil fuel dependence & diverts global attention.

Less than 5% of Gaza’s farmland remains usable due to widespread damage caused by ongoing conflict. According to a recent UN report, this destruction puts 2.1 million residents at serious risk of food shortages and famine.

Heavy rains have flooded Gaza's displaced, destroying tents and supplies. With ongoing Israeli airstrikes and a crippled healthcare system, 2.3 million people face worsening conditions, with urgent aid needed to prevent catastrophe

Reports from Gaza reveal alarming environmental devastation, with nearly half of the region's trees destroyed and vital natural areas left in ruin. The aftermath of conflict raises significant concerns about pollution, disease.

Israeli airstrikes GazaThe Israeli military says it carried out an airstrike on Gaza late Thursday night, "in response to Hamas bombings."

Israel Prime Minister but dismissing his claims, the Foreign Minister of Bosnia and Herzegovina said that her country had no such support.

The Israeli army carried out in the early hours of Monday an intense series of strikes on Gaza, after a black week that left some 200 dead in violence between the Jewish state and Islamist Hamas

The Israeli army carried out a strike on the ten-story building housing the premises of the Qatari television station Al-Jazeera and the (AP

Gaza mourns the death of eight children in one of the night's Israeli strikes on Saturday, while further outbursts of anger are expected in the West Bank and an attempt at mediation begins

Fifty-year-old Umm Majid al-Raees heard screams and screamed in fear as she ran to her four children in the dark. She was in her flat in Gaza City at night when Israeli bombs exploded on the tall building.