Keren Setton

1 week ago | themedialine.org | Keren Setton

While Hezbollah appears to be holding back, signs of regrouping despite the ceasefire and monitoring efforts have prompted Israeli strikes and heightened regional tensions The Israeli army continues to operate in Lebanon despite the absence of direct attacks from the Hezbollah terrorist organization. Early Tuesday, Lebanese media reported that Israeli ground troops entered Mays al-Jabal in southern Lebanon while Lebanese troops were patrolling the area.

1 week ago | themedialine.org | Keren Setton

With tens of thousands of troops deployed and a humanitarian plan underway, Israel faces criticism at home and abroad over the direction of the war The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has reportedly deployed all of its standing infantry and armored brigades to the Gaza Strip, as Israel prepares for a further escalation of its offensive against the Hamas terrorist organization.

2 weeks ago | themedialine.org | Keren Setton

International pressure on Israel intensifies as Western allies demand increased humanitarian access and a ceasefire in Gaza Israel’s allies in Europe and Canada are threatening sanctions if the flow of humanitarian aid to Gaza does not increase significantly in the coming days and the fighting does not stop. On Monday, the first few trucks of aid entered the Gaza Strip after three months of a strict blockade imposed by Israel as part of its ongoing war against the Hamas terrorist organization.

2 weeks ago | themedialine.org | Keren Setton

Meanwhile, US-backed Morag Corridor plan faces operational and ethical questions, with critics arguing that it centralizes civilians for military advantage rather than delivering essential relief Scenes of hundreds of Palestinians crowding for food have become common in Gaza. Videos on social media often show people standing with empty pots and pans, waiting to receive soup or rice. Many leave empty-handed as supplies run out before their turn.

2 weeks ago | themedialine.org | Keren Setton

President Trump acknowledges starvation in Gaza as US-backed Morag Corridor plan draws scrutiny Scenes of hundreds of Palestinians crowding for food have become common in Gaza. Videos on social media often show people standing with empty pots and pans, waiting to receive soup or rice. Many leave empty-handed as supplies run out before their turn. Last winter, authorities in Gaza reported that a child and two women were trampled to death in a stampede at a bakery in central Gaza.