Ezgi Toper

Jun 23, 2024 | trtworld.com | Ezgi Toper

Khaled Muhammad, a 31-year-old Palestinian man from Khan Younis, is one of many Palestinians who took the painful decision to leave Gaza and seek sanctuary in Egypt amid Israel’s genocidal war on the besieged enclave. But evacuation is neither easy nor affordable. For Palestinians to secure unofficial permits to pass through the Rafah border – the sole crossing point out of the occupied territories, large sums of money are paid to so-called ‘travel brokers’.

Jun 6, 2024 | trtworld.com | Ezgi Toper

Palestinian man Faisal Thari's quest for safety led him to seek refuge in a UN school, only to face the horror of its bombing. Shocked, he deplored the civilian toll of the Israel's brutal war on Gaza. "The strike landed on civilians and poor people who had nothing to do with anything," Thari said on Thursday. "Why? What have we done for them to bomb us?" he said, standing in front of concrete hanging from the classroom ceiling by a thread of rebar. "We've fled from place to place.

Mar 22, 2024 | trtworld.com | Ezgi Toper

Apple, the maker of the iconic iPhone, has lost more than $100 billion in stock market value after the US announced it would sue the tech giant for “broad, sustained and illegal conduct." And based on Apple’s pledge to “vigorously defend against” the lawsuit, the stage appears set for a fierce legal battle that could mirror the 1998 case that ended Microsoft’s stranglehold on desktop software.

Mar 6, 2024 | trtworld.com | Ezgi Toper

Palestinians face a lot of hardships in their life. They have been driven away from their homes, barred from entering their ancestral farmlands and killed in the tens of thousands as evident in Israel’s ongoing war on Gaza. And online the censure and discrimination they face is apparent in the media coverage of pro-Palestine protests by Western countries. Take the example of what happened in Toronto, Canada, over the weekend.

Feb 29, 2024 | trtworld.com | Ezgi Toper

Nearly 1.5 million Palestinians are currently crammed into the small southern city of Rafah in Gaza, where they are under frequent Israeli aerial bombardment and struggling to survive with severely limited access to shelter, food, hygiene and medicine. “We live in an atmosphere of terror,” Rafah resident Yasser Saleh tells TRT World, with Israeli bombs striking their city “every moment” and no sanitary water or flour to make food for his children. “My son Mohammed, 9, is in pain.