Two years of Israel’s genocide in Gaza: By the numbers

Palestinian families are urgently calling for assistance as they face severe vulnerabilities due to Israel's two-year military assault. The ongoing conflict has left hundreds of thousands of people in Gaza exposed to harsh winter rains, with Israel blocking essential shelter supplies, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis.

Richard Falk, a former UN special rapporteur known for investigating Israeli abuses, was interrogated for several hours in Canada. He claims that this questioning is part of a broader effort to suppress the truth regarding Israel's actions in Gaza.

In the article titled 'Prof. Schlevogt’s Compass No. 35: Poison and panacea – Israel’s untapped cure for imperialism', it is argued that the concept of Greater Israel leads to ruin, while moral renewal is presented as a means of survival. The piece suggests that Israel has potential solutions to the challenges posed by imperialism, emphasizing the need for a shift in moral perspective. The article was published on November 15, 2025, by RT (Russia Today).

The UN has reported that Israel is intentionally targeting health facilities in Gaza and has been responsible for the deaths of medical personnel. This situation has severely impacted the health system in Gaza, which is already in a state of crisis due to ongoing conflict. Medical students in the region are stepping up to assist in the health system's recovery efforts amidst these challenges.

Lawyers have reported that Palestinian detainees are facing brutal treatment at the underground Rakevet facility in Israel. Allegations include physical assaults on the detainees and deprivation of contact with the outside world, raising serious concerns about their treatment and conditions of detention.

South Africa's intelligence services are investigating a chartered plane that landed in Johannesburg carrying over 150 Palestinians from Gaza. The passengers, who lacked proper travel documents, were held on the tarmac for approximately 12 hours. This incident has raised questions about the circumstances surrounding their arrival, as stated by the country's president.

Investigators are looking into a group that organized flights from Gaza to South Africa, raising concerns about the legitimacy of a so-called humanitarian organization involved in these operations. The flights reportedly transported over 150 Palestinians who lacked proper travel documents, leading to scrutiny from South African authorities.

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced the seizure of a tanker near Iran's waters, stating it was based on a judicial order. This incident occurs amidst heightened regional tensions following the recent conflict involving Israel and the United States.