For decades, Israel has been controlling water access in occupied Palestinian territories. The war on Gaza has left Palestinians without access to clean water, leading to dehydration, diseases and death.

The Stream's Amani Ibrahimi explains 👇

In just January this year, at least 15 women have reportedly been murdered in Kenya.

But what’s causing the rise and why isn’t enough being done to stop it?

Photojournalist MoTaz recently left Gaza.

While this marked a unique opportunity for Motaz Azaiza to experience a life outside of Palestine, when asked about his dreams of travelling the world, he did not seem hopeful.

For 107 days, millions across social media platforms followed MoTaz witnessing the horrors of Israel’s war on Gaza. Having recently left Gaza, the photojournalist reflects on the events since October 7.

‘’I feel guilty for the clean water I drink now here.’’

MoTaz, the photojournalist who documented Israel’s war on Gaza for 107 days through social media, says he feels guilty for being in a safe place after recently leaving the strip.

Photojournalist MoTaz from Gaza gained millions of followers through his social media by shedding light on Israel’s devastating bombardments on the strip. Having recently left Gaza, he sits down to speak to @ajstream about his personal journey through the war.

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Here’s a promo I made for tonight’s episode. Tune in to Al Jazeera at 8:30pm UK time to watch Motaz Azaiza on The Stream.

'I could never take part in this system.'

Tal Mitnick, the peace activist who was jailed for refusing to serve in the Israeli military says he’s ready to go back to prison again.

NEW EPISODE: In Israel, military service is mandatory for most Jewish Israelis but there are some young people who are refusing to enlist on moral grounds. They say they do not want to be part of Israel’s war on Gaza.

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PREGNANCY IN GAZA: At least 25,700 Palestinians have been killed in the war on Gaza - with two mothers killed every hour, according to the UN.

Tune in to The Stream on Thursday at 20:30 GMT on Al Jazeera to learn more about the struggles women there are facing right now.

Israeli teen Tal Mitnick was recently released from military prison after he was sentenced to 30-days for refusing to enlist in the army.

Join us on The Stream on Monday at 20:30 GMT as we speak to Tal about why he has been labelled a traitor.

How are activists fighting to #KeepEyesOnSudan ?

Since war erupted in April 2023, Sudan is facing one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world.

Despite the lack of coverage on Gaza by some mainstream media, international lawyer Lara says the amount of content on social media could be used as evidence against Israel in the International Court of Justice.

How do we discern fact from fiction online especially during times of war? Open source intelligence researcher Lawrence Abu Hamdan from the NGO Earshot has been using sound as a tool to analyse videos related to Israel’s war on Gaza.

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As consumers supporting Palestine continue to boycott western brands associated with Israel, Ahmed BashBash invented the NoThanks app to make this process easier.

Many people are boycotting western companies in support of Palestine but what impact does this have and does it actually work?

As #COP28 gets underway in Dubai, many young activists are questioning whether climate change summits are making any difference.

How Palestinian artists have been using their work as a form of resistance against the Israeli occupation

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