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Palestinian girls struggle to reach for food at a distribution center in Khan Younis, Gaza Strip, on Dec. 6. As of now, there is no visible Israeli effort to improve the humanitarian disaster in Gaza and surge aid in, writes Trudy Rubin.

Ethnic cleansing in Gaza won’t bring peace or security to Israel

The Israeli blockage of food aid and medical supplies to Gazans whose houses have been destroyed puts their survival in question.

Trudy Rubin | Columnist

If the Sixers win approval to replace a portion of the Fashion District with an arena, the concourse leading to Jefferson Station will be narrowed.

Sixers arena would make Jefferson Station ‘darker, smaller, and more difficult to access’

Inga Saffron | Columnist, For The Inquirer

The 2025 Cadillac Lyriq retains its distinctive Cadillac look of the previous two years, and this makes visibility a challenge.

2025 Cadillac Lyriq: The bright spots are eclipsed in the end

Scott Sturgis | Columnist

Daniel Penny exits a Manhattan courtroom on Dec. 5. For Solomon Jones, Penny's acquittal in the killing of Jordan Neely confirms an uncomfortable truth: In Donald Trump’s America, Black lives simply don’t matter.

In the acquittal of Daniel Penny, a harsh lesson for Black America

Solomon Jones | Columnist

Syrians celebrate the fall of Bashar Assad's government in the town of Bar Elias, Lebanon, near the border with Syria on Sunday.

Assad’s fall deals a blow to Russia and Iran, but leaves Syria’s future uncertain

Trudy Rubin | Columnist

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