Abeer Ayyoub

1 week ago | wsj.com | Abeer Ayyoub |Suha Ma’ayeh |Anat Peled

New aid system backed by Israel delivers more food Wednesday after chaos and looting a day earlierTEL AVIV—A new aid system backed by Israel delivered more food in Gaza on Wednesday, but residents who lined up outside the distribution centers complained of limited supplies and disorder, one day after the effort was marred by scenes of chaos and looting.

1 week ago | wsj.com | Anat Peled |Abeer Ayyoub

The U.S. and Israeli-backed plan aims to deliver aid directly to Palestinians through private security companiesTEL AVIV—The launch of an Israeli-backed plan to deliver aid in Gaza through a private company erupted into chaos after thousands of Palestinians broke into the distribution site and forced its staff to retreat. The distribution of aid began normally on Tuesday, with Palestinians lining up to receive boxes of food early in the day at a distribution center in Rafah in southern Gaza.

2 weeks ago | wsj.com | Suha Ma’ayeh |Abeer Ayyoub |Sudarsan Raghavan

Israel has allowed limited food aid into Gaza after enforcing a blockade since MarchInside their small apartment in Gaza City this week, Marah Zant and 12 of her relatives had very little food left to eat, just some rice, lentils and a single can of fava beans that they were trying to stretch out for three days. The plan: eat one, very small meal a day. Then they heard that several trucks carrying food aid had entered Gaza for the first time in more than two months.

2 weeks ago | wallstreetjournal-ny.newsmemory.com | Sudarsan Raghavan |Suha Ma’ayeh |Abeer Ayyoub

SHARE SHARE Long-Suffering Gazans Direct Anger at Hamas By Sudarsan Raghavan , Suha Ma’ayeh and Abeer Ayyoub As the Gaza war nears its 20th month, pressure is building on Hamas from different fronts—not least of which is ordinary Palestinians who have had enough of hunger, sleeplessness and the ever-present threat of Israeli airstrikes. Few expected Hamas to be wrestling with a challenge from the people it professes to represent.

2 weeks ago | wsj.com | Sudarsan Raghavan |Suha Ma’ayeh |Abeer Ayyoub

As the Gaza war nears its 20th month, pressure is building on Hamas from different fronts—not least of which is the growing anger among ordinary Palestinians who have had enough of the hunger, sleeplessness and the ever-present threat of airstrikes from Israeli forces. Israel says it has started to expand its military offensive in the Gaza Strip, potentially displacing more Palestinians and occupying territory.