Gaza's Aid Corridors Turn Deadly Amidst Ongoing Conflict and Political Tensions

The newly established "aid corridors" in Gaza have tragically become sites of immense danger. Numerous starving Palestinians have lost their lives, and countless others have sustained injuries while attempting to access essential aid. The United Nations has accused Tel Aviv of employing food as a weapon.

Rima Hassan, a French-Palestinian Member of the European Parliament, experienced harassment in Paris due to her participation in a humanitarian mission to Gaza. She was aboard an aid ship that was intercepted by Israel.

On June 24th, a ceasefire was brokered between Iran and Israel. This occurred despite pressure from pro-Israel groups. This raises questions about whether the focus was on prioritizing American interests over those of Israel.

In an interview, Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene revealed that members of Congress often face pressure to publicly express their support for Israel. They are frequently expected to label Israel as "our greatest ally."

A young Palestinian girl, holding an empty pot, is seen weeping and pleading for food, unable to navigate the crowd at a soup kitchen.

In Dosemealti, Antalya, a unique event takes place annually. Over 50,000 handmade carpets are spread out in the sun for purification and to honor the craftsmanship of generations.

The BBC omitted the Irish band Kneecap from its live broadcast of the Glastonbury Festival due to their pro-Palestine views. However, the British duo Bob Vylan performed on the BBC's online streaming service, chanting pro-Palestinian slogans.

A Palestinian youth, Diaa al Khatib, miraculously survived an Israeli bombing while riding his bike in Gaza. He recounts his experience of the event.