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July 3, 2024
Trucks carrying food, water and medicine crossed the Rafah Border From Egypt Into Gaza but israel has banned fuel from entering the territory, saying hamas would use it for military purposes. Mark regev an adviser to israels Prime Minister has told the bbc there are hundreds of thousands of litres of fuel in gaza in the hands of hamas. The bbc has not been able to verify this. There are growing International Calls for a humanitarian pause in the fighting, to allow aid to Reach Gaza Which continu...
February 23, 2024
The following are links to reports from MEMRI's Special Dispatch Series and Inquiry and Analysis Series, as well as to transcripts from the MEMRI TV Project, released during the past week. MEMRI REPORTS MEMRI Daily Brief No. 574 โ The Houthi Hypocrisy โ Maintaining Vast Arsenals But Relying On The West To Feed The Starving Yemenis, February 23, 2024 MEMRI Special Dispatch No.
February 16, 2024
The following are links to reports from MEMRI's Special Dispatch Series and Inquiry and Analysis Series, as well as to transcripts from the MEMRI TV Project, released during the past week. MEMRI REPORTS MEMRI Daily Brief No. 571 โ The Military Merchant Who May Hold One Key To Post-Hamas Gaza, February 16, 2024 Inquiry and Analysis No. 1745 โ The Hadith Of The Stones And The
January 26, 2024
The following are links to reports from MEMRI's Special Dispatch Series and Inquiry and Analysis Series, as well as to transcripts from the MEMRI TV Project, released during the past week. MEMRI REPORTS MEMRI Special Dispatch No. 11093 โ Columbia University Professor Joseph Massad On Al-Jazeera TV: The U.S. Was, And Still Is, A Settler Colonialist Country; America Supports
October 28, 2023
On October 24, it became clear to the United Nations (UN) that the sustained bombardment of Gazaโwhich had already killed 6,500 people (including at least 35