The United States is currently grappling with over 100 active wildfires scorching the western landscape, with the Park fire in California emerging as the largest blaze of the year, doubling in size over the weekend. These fires have ravaged an area larger than Los Angeles, destroying over 100 structures and displacing thousands of residents. But what sets this year's wildfires apart from those of previous years?
In the heart of Gaza, a crisis unfolds, unseen by many, yet deeply affecting the lives of nearly 2 million people. Despite the rich heritage of soap-making that dates back generations in Palestine, the current blockade during Israel's war has led to a severe shortage in the strip. The products most sought after—dishwashing liquid, laundry detergent, and shampoo—are now nearly impossible to find.