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Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar has been confirmed dead by Israeli forces, sparking questions about what comes next for the Gaza-based organization. In a recent video titled "Hamas confirms killing of leader Yahya Sinwar. What's next? | The Take," Palestinian-American journalist Said Arikat delves into the implications of Sinwar's assassination. Arikat was present in the State Department briefing room in Washington, where he discussed the potential repercussions of Sinwar's death on Hamas and Gaza as a whole. With Sinwar out of the picture, there are concerns about how this event will shift the organization's leadership structure and overall strat...... Read Full article on HadNews

Anti-Israel demonstrators caused chaos at the NYC Pride parade on Sunday by breaking through barricades, throwing fake blood at a float, and blocking the street. The disrupters, some wearing masks, were arrested by police after sitting cross-legged in the street and splattering red paint all over Christopher Street in Greenwich Village. The incident temporarily halted the parade as protesters clashed with parade participants and police. The disruption was a stark contrast to the message of unity and celebration that the Pride parade typically promotes. The protesters were voicing their opposition to Israel's actions in Gaza and showing supp...... Read Full article on HadNews

As the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas continues to unfold, the situation in Gaza has reached a critical point. In a recent video by 60 Minutes Overtime, producer Ashley Velie and correspondent Sharyn Alfonsi discuss the challenges of reporting on the wars in Gaza, both in 2006 and now. With almost 2 million people displaced and facing constant bombardment and encroachment, humanitarian workers like Dr. Narina Med are providing relief and infrastructure for the Palestinians in Gaza. The reporters recount their experiences on the ground during the first Israel-Hamas war in 2006, when they were allowed access to the war zone along wi...... Read Full article on HadNews

On Monday, the European Union’s foreign policy chief accused Israel of using starvation as a weapon of war and provoking famine in Gaza. Israel denies the allegations, which are some of the strongest words we have heard from a western power about the situation in Gaza since October. The EU statement comes on the heels of a UN-backed report that warns that more than one million people — half of Gaza’s population — face catastrophic starvation conditions. The report compiled through a partnership of more than 19 international agencies, including the United Nations and the Canadian International Development Agency, goes on to say tha...... Read Full article on HadNews