UN Warns 14,000 Babies in Gaza Could Die Within Days An estimated 14,000 babies could die without essential aid according to the U.N. as Israel military operations intensify.

The UN says that 14,000 infants may die from starvation in the next 48 hours in a surprising result of 🇮🇱’s policy of denying food to the population of Gaza. Western countries react sternly, saying that they may have to contemplate discussing a possible future halt in sale of weapons to 🇮🇱. Maybe.

‘Gaza, it breaks my heart to see you in this state’: three stories from young Palestinian writers Authors from the We Are Not Numbers project on their dreams of becoming architects or artists, and a report on how a young woman found fulfilment in fast food

"If still-living souls, crying out from Gaza to the outside world, are barely heard, how will ancient stones fare any better before they erode away, taking with them the history of a city and a people?"

Three powerful stories by young Palestinian writers in Gaza.
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Gaza hospital hit by Israeli strike, Hamas-run health ministry says Witnesses said the strike destroyed the intensive care and surgery departments of Al-Ahli hospital, the main medical facility in Gaza City.

Why are international reporters banned from Gaza? Just test this headline. "Gaza hospital hit by Israeli strike, Hamas-run health ministry says. Imagine if it were: "Gaza hospital hit by israeli fire", NY Times, or AFP, or BBC reporter, says.
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Spacewalking in Florida: A visit to NASA’s Kennedy Space Center Experiencing the stories, victories, mysteries and history of space exploration in the US

A highlight of a month-long visit to the US was going to the Kennedy Space Center, Florida.

All manned missions to space have launched from here, including the one that brought home Buch Wilmore & Suni Williams. Read my latest story for Telegraph India here.

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Just me feeling that people are sharing a lot less here than they do on Twitter?