International
1,500 Aid Trucks Enter Gaza In First Days Of Ceasefire
GAZA – A ceasefire between Israel and HAMAS is now in effect, with hostages from Gaza and Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails being released as part of the initial agreement.
GAZA – A ceasefire between Israel and HAMAS is now in effect, with hostages from Gaza and Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails being released as part of the initial agreement.
This as humanitarian aid is flowing into Gaza, with over 1,500 trucks entering in just two days.
After 15 months of relentless war, the trucks are carrying critical supplies to the famine-stricken north.
U.N. Aid Chief Tom Fletcher stresses the urgency, calling the needs “staggering”.
UNICEF: Emergency In Haiti Crushing Children’s Chances At Education
Examining Escalating Global Conflicts, Power Shifts, And Opportunities
Music, Miami & A Free Trip?
“It’s Gonna Be An Exciting, High Energy Event For A Good Cause”
Economist: VAT Cut Won’t Be As Impactful
Canada Hits Out At What PM Says Are ‘Dumb’ U.S. Tariffs
-
Court18 hours agoMother Accused of Killing Son, Threatened to Kill Her Co-Accused
-
Court2 days agoSuspect Accused of Robbing MP and Wife During Roadblock
-
National2 days agoCleomie E. Woods Son: “It Really Was Sweet To See The Community Rally Around Her”
-
Court2 days agoMurder Accused To Be Granted Bail If His Trial Doesn’t Begin In May
-
Court18 hours agoMen Arraigned for $1.5M Marijuana Seizure
-
National3 days agoExuma Residents React To WSC Upgrades
-
Lifestyle3 days agoSherwin Gardiner Releases 20th Album: ‘Find Me Here’
-
Lifestyle3 days agoSt.Johns Native Baptist Cathedral Celebrates 200 Years