By Elena 
There’s “Something Worse Than Starvation in Gaza” Opinion Sparks Global Outrage
Last week, a strong opinion piece claimed there’s something even worse than hunger in Gaza. It paints a vivid picture of despair, grief, and broken hope. This one hits your gut fast.
It’s not just another headline it’s a gut-punch that lingers. And yes, it’s been trending hard.
Live: Israel Pounds Gaza City and Yemen’s Sanaa Famine Hits Hard
Over the last few days, live coverage has shown Israel striking Gaza City and even Yemen’s Sanaa. More than 30 people have reportedly died in Gaza today alone.
The urgency in that liveblog is real. You’ll feel it when you read about a famine being declared by the UN and tanks rolling into Sabra.
Tottenham Stun Man City Coming From Al Jazeera’s Sports Desk
Switching gears, Al Jazeera’s sports side delivered a shocker: Tottenham beat Manchester City 2–0. Spurs are riding high, while Pep’s squad is left with questions.
It’s the kind of upset that’ll make sports fans do a double take. Smooth blend of serious news with lighter fare.
Qatar Media Corp & Al Jazeera Media Institute Seal the Deal
In a move to build skills and influence, Qatar Media Corporation teamed up with Al Jazeera Media Institute. They signed a deal focused on training, media development, and global competitiveness.
It’s all about future-proofing journalism in Qatar and beyond. Smart, strategic, and forward-looking.
Protests Erupt After Al Jazeera Journalists Killed in Gaza Strike
Back on August 11, a tragic strike near Gaza’s Al-Shifa Hospital killed Al Jazeera’s Anas al-Sharif and colleagues. Protests erupted globally in mourning and outrage.
The heartache is real. These weren’t numbers they were voices, families, truth-seekers silenced. You could feel solidarity surge everywhere.
Anas al-Sharif: A Brave Reporter’s Final Moment
Anas al-Sharif was more than a reporterhe was a symbol of courage. A Palestinian journalist, part of a Pulitzer-winning Reuters team in 2024. He was killed in that Gaza strike on August 10.
He’d refused safe passage from Israeli forces if he stopped reporting. That choice, though deadly, speaks louder than words.
“Did Israel Know Over 80% Were Civilians?”—Leaked Data Revealed
Al Jazeera published an investigation about leaked Israeli military intel. Shockingly, 83% of those killed in Gaza were civilians. That’s one of the highest civilian-death ratios in modern conflict.
It’s chilling, it’s factual, and it cuts through propaganda like a knife.
Thousands of Palestinian Children Starving in Tent Camps
On August 23, reports showed tens of thousands of Palestinian kids starving in tent camps. One 12-year-old weighed just 20 kg. That kind of suffering stays with you.
It’s not abstract it’s heartbreak on a scale we struggle to even grasp.
Opinion: Israel Uprooting Thousands of Olive Trees in West Bank
Another blistering report revealed the uprooting of 3,000 olive trees in al-Mughayyir, West Bank. Researchers say it’s part of forced displacement efforts.
It’s not just environmental damage it’s erasing heritage, livelihoods, and dignity.
Week in Pictures: Famine, Fire, Global Turmoil in One Gallery
Al Jazeera’s “Week in Pictures” gathered images from Israeli-made famine in Gaza to wildfires in Spain. The collection tells a thousand stories in nine frames.
Sometimes photos hit harder than words ever could.