The IPC bent thresholds, ignored half the evidence and relied on assumptions, turning a situation of undeniable hardship into a claim of catastrophic collapse that the data simply does not support
By Mark Zlochin
The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) was recently accused of lowering its famine threshold in Gaza but has denied doing so
By Jacob Jaffa
The move, as well as the addition of a new metric, will likely make it easier for the agency to declare a famine in the Strip compared to in other parts of the world
However, the UN’s secretary-general also hinted that Israel could be included on the list next year
By Jamie Shapiro
The claim follows a Supreme Court ruling which allowed US citizens to bring civil claims against international orgnisations accused of supporting terrorism
By Andrew Bernard
The UN claims that ‘hungry people or armed actors’ are taking aid en route to distribution points
By Jane Prinsley
Prime Minister Mark Carney said the decision was ‘predicated on the Palestinian Authority’s commitment to much-needed reforms’
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By The JC Leader
The widening strategic disconnect between Israel and many Western governments – and the inability even to agree on basic facts – is a deeply troubling development
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Jonathan Whittall will leave the country ‘in the near future’ and will not be able to return unless a future application is approved, Israeli officials confirmed
By Jake Wallis Simons
All three commissioners of the UNHRC’s “permanent inquiry” into Israel have abruptly quit after their colleague Albanese was hit with UN sanctions. If it was so easy to get rid of them, why wasn’t action taken sooner?
By Yaakov Katz
A force that turns a blind eye to Hezbollah while tying the hands of the IDF does not help prevent war; it is a recipe for it.
Albanese authored a report, released last week, accusing companies and organisations of being complicit in Israel’s so-called “genocide” in Gaza
By JC Reporter
Sergey Brin hit back at the global body’s claim that his company had profited from “genocide”
‘I'm surprised that something so simple as feeding people has become so controversial,’ GHF chairman Johnnie Moore said
By Imogen Garfinkel
By Jonathan Harounoff
When it comes to Israeli wars, truth is often the first casualty
A report from the global body’s inquiry into the Israel-Palestine conflict claimed that the Jewish State was engaged in a ‘concerted campaign to obliterate Palestinian life’