The Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip caused widespread destruction of agricultural lands, as the soil was severely polluted with bomb remnants and toxic explosives, causing desertification, erosion, and land degradation. Satellite images reveal extensive damage to agricultural lands, orchards

Despite the blatant humanitarian catastrophe on live broadcast and more than eight months having elapsed since the bloody crimes and forced displacement, the international community has appeared largely helpless and paralyzed, seemingly unwilling to intervene and put an end to the dreadful, wholesale killing around the clock.

Since October 2023, the Israeli forces have demolished hundreds of historic buildings in the Gaza Strip, some dating back hundreds of years. Numerous historical, cultural, and archeological monuments, colleges, schools, museums, libraries, and archives have all been bombed by Israeli forces, resulting in irreversible damage.

As for the rest of the West Bank, the Jordan Valley region is negatively impacted by the Israeli government's massive expansion of settlements, which is led by extremist who publically announce their intentions to construct additional settlements in the West Bank and displace Palestinians in the process.

This investigation uncovers the Israeli and Palestinian involvement in the illegal smuggling of “totaled” (non road worthy and destined for the scrap yard) cars from Israel to the West Bank, taking advantage of the weakened security grip of the Palestinian Authority, on the one hand, and Israel’s turning a blind eye, on the other.

The unfathomable massacre that Israel is currently committing against the civilian population in the Gaza Strip, considered by most Palestinians as act of genocide, has systematically wiped-out entire families (hundreds of families). The number of Palestinian martyrs reached more than 8,500 during the first 25 days of the war, 73% of whom are children, while the number of injured reached to more than 21,000 (during the same period).

It is a hazy and cloudy morning, and the smell of smoke fills the air as it reaches sixty-two-year-old Ijlal Ibrahim* in Imbaba, in the Giza governorate. The smoke infiltrated her house from the fire that was started in a garbage landfill in the empty land adjacent to her house. As a result, Ijlal had a bout of severe coughing and suffocation.

The work of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) - which is the United Nations body for assessing the science related to climate change - does not only work on developing models of the atmosphere or analyzing several climate measures; It prepares comprehensive Assessment Reports about the state of scientific, technical and socio-economic knowledge on climate change.

The Egyptian government promised to help, but now the townspeople are worried that the authorities’ development plans are making life worse for the inhabitants.

It has been recently reported that Israeli governments have established huge projects, referred to as "environmental" projects, worth hundreds of millions of dollars, to establish and develop Israeli waste treatment facilities in various parts of the West Bank, whether those generated by settlements or by "Israel".