Israel notifies 37 international aid organizations their registrations will expire

A ceasefire came into effect at noon. The agreement called for aid to enter at levels consistent with the January 2025 ceasefire and for materials to repair hospitals, bakeries, roads, and...

A major exchange under the ceasefire agreement saw surviving Israeli hostages released and Palestinian prisoners and detainees freed. Families on both sides experienced relief amid grief and...

A further report by the UN Commission of Inquiry argued that the genocide was sustained in part through the complicity of influential third states that enabled it. The report called for states to...

The Security Council endorsed the Comprehensive Plan to End the Gaza Conflict and authorized arrangements for a transitional governance administration and an International Stabilization Force. The...

A new IPC analysis found that famine conditions previously identified in Gaza governorate had been offset after the ceasefire and increased access. It nevertheless projected that about 1.6 million...

The Secretary-General warned that threatened suspension of international NGOs risked damaging fragile humanitarian gains and called for the measure to be reversed. The warning emphasized that...

The United States announced the launch of Phase Two of its 20-point plan, including a transitional Palestinian technocratic administration and the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza...

The NCAG held its inaugural meeting in Cairo and began planning for Gaza’s stabilization, recovery, and reconstruction. The committee was presented as a Palestinian technocratic body intended to...

Israeli authorities reported recovering and identifying the remains of the last Israeli hostage held in Gaza and returning them to Israel. The recovery fulfilled a central hostage-related commitment...

Rafah reopened for limited pedestrian movement for the first time in nearly eleven months. Patients were evacuated for treatment abroad and some Palestinians who had left during the war were permitted...