Streamed live on Jul 25, 2025 (…)
Join DRM News for live coverage of the protest in Sakhnin, Israel, where hundreds of Arab citizens demand the Israeli government end the hunger crisis in Gaza. The demonstration calls for unrestricted humanitarian aid and a ceasefire amid escalating starvation reports.
(July 25, 2025)
Over 10,000 people protested on Friday in the northern Arab Israeli city of Sakhnin against the war in Gaza and the starvation of its Palestinian population.
Foreign affairs adviser Md Touhid Hossain left Dhaka for New York on Sunday morning to attend the United Nations high-level international conference on the ‘Peaceful Settlement of the Question of Palestine and the Implementation of the Two-State Solution’.
The foreign adviser is scheduled to return on early Friday after attending the ministerial meeting, a senior official at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs told UNB.
Ministerial-level meetings will take place at the UN in New York on Monday, in preparation for a summit expected to be held in September.
(July 23, 2025)
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the nation’s largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization, today announced that it has electronically delivered an open letter titled “The Endgame in Gaza Has Arrived” to every office in the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate, including more than 3,600 congressional staff members.
In the largest targeted congressional communication in CAIR’s history, the message was sent to Chiefs of Staff, Legislative Directors, Communications Directors, and staff handling policy portfolios related to international affairs, national security, defense, civil rights, and minority issues. The emailed letter included two graphic photographs of skeletal Palestinian children – one already starved to death, the other barely clinging to life.
It is not just Israelis committing these horrors – *US contractors are guilty of this atrocity, too. In addition, our government pays for the bullets, bombs, military equipment, and surveillance technology – we sent more than *$17 billion to Israel in 2024. This genocide is our tax dollars at work.
Our legislators –and our president – have the power to end our complicity in this horror. They are able to pressure Israel into reversing course by introducing a bill tomorrow to end all military – and other – aid to Israel unless the blockade is lifted, humanitarian relief is allowed into Gaza, and the human rights violation and war crimes cease.
We have to ask: if the United States has the power to stop a genocide, why won’t we?
(8 hours ago)
The number of Palestinians killed in the ongoing Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip has risen to 59,821, with 144,851 injured, since October 7, 2023, according to medical sources.
Israel began “tactical pauses” in fighting for “humanitarian purposes” from 10am to 8pm (07:00-17:00 GMT) in al-Mawasi, Deir el-Balah and Gaza City, starting today.
Despite the pauses, Israeli forces have killed at least 63 Palestinians in attacks on Gaza since the early hours of Sunday, as six more Palestinians starve to death
The Palestinian health ministry announced six new deaths, including two children, in the past 24 hours as a result of the famine and malnutrition spreading across the besieged enclave.
This brings the total death toll from famine to 133 people, including 87 children.
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Sonia Silva has been working in the embattled enclave since the beginning of November 2023, just one-month after the terror attack by Hamas and other armed groups in southern Israel that sparked the brutal conflict.
She spoke to UN News about the misery people have experienced in recent days.
„…The ongoing shortages of food are making things worse. It affects the entire population, including our frontline partners, our national colleagues and all the supporting staff.
What has struck me most about Gaza is that despite the hardship, colleagues keep going, colleagues keep teasing each other, colleagues who have lost everything show the utmost generosity and solidarity.
I would like to pay tribute to all of my colleagues and our partners who are hanging on to fragments of hope for a better life but still keep essential services running.
They are the best of humankind in a place abandoned by humanity.”
(July 21, 2025)
Amazon Labor Union leader Chris Smalls is on the ‚Handala‘, the 37th ship to challenge Israel’s illegal siege on Gaza. Amazon has invested billions in intelligence like the Nimbus project, used for the surveillance and targeting of Palestinians.
Chris shares that “…an injury to one is injury to all,” calling on labor unions worldwide to fulfill their responsibility: to be the shield for the working class, which includes protecting Palestinian people, and urges unions to stop their shipments of arms to Israel, fuelling their genocide in Gaza.
“We come with baby food, toys, medicine, and hope — not just for Gaza, but for the future of our children in America back at home. The world is watching.”
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A livestream shared by the Freedom Flotilla Coalition shows at least half a dozen Israeli soldiers have boarded the aid vessel. The activists aboard are sitting together, wearing life jackets and with their arms raised.
Al Jazeera’s Hamdah Salhut joins live from Amman.