genocide in Gaza
Coverage of genocide in Gaza in the Nexus archive.
- How Bristol’s tallest tower will be tied to Israel’s atrocities
St James House, a new development in Bristol, UK, is funded by Menora Mivtachim and Cain International, linking the city to Israel and capital flows from the Gulf. The project ties Bristol to pro-Israeli lobbying and the genocide in Gaza, as part of a broader trend of foreign investment in UK student accommodation.
- How Andy Burnham could set Britain on a new course on Israel and Palestine
Andy Burnham, a new Labour Party MP, faces pressure to address UK's stance on Israel and Palestine after Labour lost votes to left-wing parties over Gaza. Burnham avoided commenting on foreign policy during his by-election campaign but may need to take a stronger stance to regain support. Labour members and left-wing voters cite the Gaza situation as a key factor in their political choices.
- Gaza death toll rises above 73,000 as bodies continue to be recovered
The Gaza death toll has risen to 73,008 with 173,260 wounded since October 2023, according to medical sources cited by Wafa. Recent reports indicate five new deaths and eight injured in the past 24 hours, with 784 bodies recovered since a ceasefire on 11 October last year. Emergency crews continue to face challenges retrieving victims trapped under rubble.
- Palestinians in Chile push back over new president's pivot toward Israel
Chile's Palestinian community opposes President Jose Antonio Kast's efforts to restore ties with Israel, a shift from former President Gabriel Boric's strong criticism of Israel's actions in Gaza. Kast aligns with a regional right-wing trend deepening Latin American-Israeli relations, reversing previous solidarity with Palestine.