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PALESTINIAN-ISRAEL-CONFLICT
World

450,000 Have Fled Rafah As Israeli Tanks Move Deeper into Northern Gaza City

Biden report on US arms in Israel
World

Israeli Army Issues Urgent Evacuation Notice to Palestinians in Rafah Amid Looming Danger

Student Protests Continue At George Washington University
U.S.

Houthis Offer Education to American Protesters Suspended From Universities

PALESTINIAN-ISRAEL-CONFLICT
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Israel President Blasts American Student Protests While Gazans Express Gratitude

UCLA protests
U.S.

Police Clear Out UCLA Pro-Palestinian Encampment After Night of Violent Clashes

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
U.S.

Netanyahu Vows to Invade Rafah Regardless of Any Ceasefire Deal

Legal Cases Go to Battle Over Arming Israel
U.S.

Peace, Human Rights Groups Suing To Stop French, German Arms Sales to Israel

West Bank
World

Israelis Storm Village in Occupied West Bank; Palestinian Man Killed, 25 Wounded

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Palestinians Detained at Israel Field Hospital Face ‘Routine’ Amputation for Handcuff Injuries: Israeli Doctor

U.S.

Joe Biden Disappoints Muslim Community During Closed-Door White House Meeting on US Handling of Israel-Gaza Conflict

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Israel Is 'Better' Than This: Jose Andres On Food Charity Workers Killed in Gaza

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Gaza Hospital Raid: Israel Kills, Detains Hundreds While Palestinians Describe ‘Horrific’ Bodies, Ambulances Crushed

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Biden, Netanyahu Speak After President's Hot Mic 'Come To Jesus' Comment, First Time In A Month

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Israel Accused of Killing 20 Waiting for Aid in Gaza Day After Schumer Called For New Elections

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Negotiations Continue for Gaza Ceasefire Between Israel, Hamas Despite Blame Game

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U.S.

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U.S.

Global Coral Bleaching Event Biggest On Record: US Agency

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