Gaza

Gaza Aid Cuts Leave 500,000 More People Risk Hunger Winter Approaches

Around 500,000 people in Gaza and the occupied West Bank have lost access to monthly food assistance after the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) reduced the number of people receiving aid from 1.6 million to 1.1 million due to a funding shortage, raising further concerns about worsening hunger as winter approaches.

Gaza Faces Renewed Risk of Famine and Humanitarian Crisis as WFP Cuts Food Aid

Gaza’s Government Media Office warns that funding shortages and a reduction in food assistance could worsen hunger for hundreds of thousands of Palestinians ahead of winter.

Hamas Leader: Palestinian Cause Will Not End with the Death of a Leader

Ali Baraka, a senior Hamas official, has said that the Palestinian cause is too deeply rooted to end with the death of any single leader. Marking the second anniversary of Yahya Sinwar’s death, Baraka described him as an example of leadership who remained alongside his fighters on the front lines until his death.

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Attack on Yemen an Attempt to Advance US and Zionist Agenda: Syed Amin Shirazi

Syed Amin Shirazi, central president of the Imamia Students Organization Pakistan (ISO Pakistan), has described the Saudi-led coalition’s attack on Yemen as a deviation from the collective interests of the Muslim world and an attempt to advance the US and Zionist agenda.

7 October Brought Palestinian issue to International Attention: Pakistani Shia Scholar

Allama Syed Jawad Naqvi, head of Pakistan’s Tehreek-e-Bedari Ummat-e-Mustafa, has called for October 7 to be observed as a day to remember Palestine, express solidarity with the oppressed Palestinian people and promote awareness across the Muslim world.