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Top Democratic officials who worked on the party’s still-secret autopsy of the 2024 election concluded that Kamala Harris lost significant support because of the Biden administration’s approach to the war in Gaza, Axios has learned.

Why it matters: The Democratic National Committee’s research on what went wrong in 2024 has been under lock and key since party leaders decided last year to hide it from the public — a reflection of how explosively it could resonate within the party and beyond.

Axios | Feb 22, 2026

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There's been plenty of questions surrounding whether or not the gold medal-winning U.S. men's hockey team would attend President Donald Trump's State of the Union address Tuesday and social media posts from several players are fueling speculation amid ongoing controversy surrounding the team.

The White House has been working through logistics so that members of the men’s team can attend the State of the Union, a White House official told NBC News.

House Speaker Mike Johnson had earlier said Trump called him Sunday night saying they needed to make changes to the guest list and that they were working to “squeeze” in members of the team.

Johnson said they’ve been working out logistics since.

“It’ll be a great moment,” he said.

NBC 5 Chicago | Feb 24, 2026

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It details the deaths of at least 463 Palestinians, including 157 children, from starvation in the Gaza strip. The situation of famine and malnutrition, the report notes, was a direct result of actions taken by the Israeli Government, such as the blocking of entry and distribution of humanitarian aid into Gaza. Any use of starvation of the civilian population as a method of war constitutes a war crime, it states, adding that such conduct may also constitute crimes against humanity if committed as part of a systematic or widespread attack against a civilian population, and, if carried out with intent to destroy a national, ethnical, racial or religious group in whole or in part, may also constitute genocide.

In the occupied West Bank, including East Jerusalem, the report details the systematic unlawful use of force by Israeli security forces, the widespread arbitrary detention and torture and other ill-treatment of Palestinians in detention, and the extensive unlawful demolition of Palestinian homes. This is “used to systematically discriminate, oppress, control and dominate the Palestinian people”, the report says. The report also points to concerning incidents of unnecessary or disproportionate use of force by the Palestinian Authority.

During the reporting period, Hamas and other Palestinian armed groups continued to hold Israeli and foreign hostages seized on 7 October 2023 — along with the bodies of those who died or were killed in captivity — as bargaining tools, says the report. It refers to public testimonies from released hostages describing sexual and gender-based violence, torture, beatings, prolonged underground confinement, and deprivation of food, water and sanitation.

The report also documents the death of 79 Palestinians in Israeli detention during the reporting period and highlights that Palestinians detained from Gaza remained particularly vulnerable to torture and other ill-treatment.

The report details a “pervasive climate of impunity” for gross human rights violations and serious violations of international humanitarian law by the Israeli authorities in the occupied Palestinian territory, and highlights that no meaningful steps have been taken by Israel’s justice system in relation to accountability for such violations. Among other recommendations, the report urges all States “to cease the sale, transfer and diversion of arms, munitions and other military equipment to Israel facilitating violations of international humanitarian law and international human rights law in the occupied Palestinian territory”.

🔖 Ethnic cleansing concerns in Gaza and West Bank amid intensified violence and forcible transfers by Israel – UN report | Feb 19, 2026

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We are here to procure organs. Before making the first incision and after it is confirmed lifeless, we drape the body. It is strange, if you think about it, that there is no anesthesiologist at the head of the bed, no breathing tube, no breathing. You learn not to think about it. This gets easier with time.

The body becomes a thing. It helps when the reasons for what you do are clear. A surgeon saves lives. Soldiers, who also stand at the threshold between life and death, learn to see this way as well. They stop seeing the baby, its chubby cheeks, generous rolls of fat where bones meet. As a soldier pulls the trigger, they see concentrated potential for future harm; they act today, in the name of prevention. One Israeli soldier, in a testimony given to the Knesset following the suicide of a fellow soldier and friend, said that he and others would “run over terrorists, dead and alive, in the hundreds.” When one does this, he explained, “everything squirts out.” After a semester or year of cadaver dissection, it is common for medical students to be unable to stomach stringy meats for a while. I couldn’t eat chicken for over a year. The Israeli soldier shared that he could no longer eat meat. “Meat” was the word he used to talk about Palestinian bodies: “When you see a lot of meat outside, and blood,” he said, “both ours and theirs . . . it really affects you when you eat.”

The Baffler | Feb 10, 2026

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🎥 Sick Palestinian child dies in Gaza as Israel blocks thousands from medical exit through Rafah

Al Jazeera English | Feb 22, 2026

A Palestinian boy has died after waiting 14 months for Israeli authorities to allow his medical evacuation from Gaza, despite having approved papers.
Nidal Abu Rabeea suffered from organ failure and required urgent treatment abroad, but Israel blocked his departure even after granting rare permission.
Under the ceasefire agreement, Israel pledged to allow 50 critically ill patients to leave daily through the Rafah crossing, but only a handful have been permitted to exit since October.
Nidal's mother is calling on Israel, international organisations and human rights groups to prevent further deaths caused by the restrictions on medical evacuations.

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