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Japanese business giant Itochu's surprise announcement on February 5 that it was terminating its agreement with Israeli defense contractor Elbit…

Foreign Minister Riyad al-Maliki urges judges at the International Court of Justice to order an end to the Israeli occupation…

Desperate Palestinians rushing to aid trucks to fetch food in central Gaza were forced to flee after Israeli troops opened…

Palestine will be the first of 52 countries to speak when the ICJ begins six days of hearings to examine…

The International Court of Justice will begin hearings on Monday in a case against Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories, just…

The hearings into the legality of Israel's 57-year occupation of Palestine are separate from the genocide case brought by South…

In Israel, calls for the resignation of the Israeli prime minister are becoming louder. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is…

Displaced Palestinians crowded into Rafah in southern Gaza are struggling to secure basic needs as aid agencies and several world…

The United States says it hit three mobile anti-ship cruise missiles, an unmanned underwater vessel and an unmanned surface vessel.…

The European Union's top diplomat says the situation in the Israeli-occupied West Bank is a “real obstacle” to a two-state…