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9/3: China Panda Aid Partners with İnsan Sebil Selam to Support Gaza People through Soup Kitchen Project
Panda Aid, a grassroot, volunteer-led international humanitarian organization based in China, collaborated with İnsan Sebil Selam (ISS, Human Path of Peace), an Istanbul-based humanitarian non-profit founded by overseas Palestinian students, to launch a soup kitchen initiative in Gaza on September 3, 2026, providing hot meals to hundreds of local residents.
Sep 51 min read


7/6: Gaza’s 1000-Day Siege: A Catastrophic Humanitarian Collapse Across Health, Food, and Human Life
As the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip marks its 1000th day on July 2, 2026, the enclave of over 2.1 million Palestinians stands on the brink of total humanitarian collapse. 70 % The Gaza Strip is under occupation control following the expansion of the "Yellow Line," amid ongoing displacement of border communities The Israeli Occupied Forces (IOF) siege has systematically dismantled every foundational pillar of human survival: healthcare infrastructure, food security, cl
Jul 59 min read


6/20: Our First Edition of Gaza Reader读懂加沙 June 2026 Edition Just Published!
Our first edition of Gaza Reader读懂加沙 Volume One June 2026 Edition has just published! Articles are written from voices of the Global South and the inner-city people of color communities!
Jun 201 min read


6/8-14 2026 UNRWA Health Emergency Response in Gaza Report
6/8-14 2026 UNRWA Health Emergency Response in Gaza Report
Jun 191 min read


5/5 Perugia, Italy: Chinese-Italian Activists Dialogue on Gaza with our Panda Aid’s Documentary First Cut World Premiere “We Need to Break the Siege”
A historical bi-national activist evening event at the central Italian town of Perugia, led by Panda Aid of China, host by Umbria at the Offering of Peace, at their local activist-run wine cellar. About 30 people attended the event, including their local Palestinian activists.
May 72 min read


3/12: When Women’s Rights Become a War Narrative: From Gaza to Iran, Whose Lives Are Worth Saving?
In the Western-dominated international discourse, women’s rights are often reduced to a one-dimensional narrative of “salvation.” Yet when the price of such “salvation” is the loss of more innocent lives, and when systemic violence is concealed beneath the banner of protection, we are compelled to re-examine: Who defines women’s rights? And whose lives are endowed with the value of being “worth saving”?
Mar 128 min read


2/6: Pentagon Makes Largest Known Arms Purchase From Israel — For Banned Cluster Weapons
The no-bid deal for arms internationally banned for high civilian death tolls is the biggest purchase from Israel in available government records.
Feb 96 min read


1/31: Ex-CIA Chief David Petraeus Briefs Officials in Israel Overseeing "New Gaza"
Petraeus, who was a major proponent of biometric gated communities in counterinsurgency, now works for KKR whose portfolio includes companies that have technology and defense interests in Gaza.
Jan 317 min read
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