'Starving' Gazans break kite-flying record

The poor 'starving' kids in Gaza have broken a world record - their seventh in the last year - by flying 15,000 kites at once (and you thought they couldn't afford them).Let's go to the videotape. It's the last item on the newscast.Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com

What if UNRWA issued an appeal and no one responded?

UNRWA issued an appeal for $300 million for all the 'poor Palestinians' in Gaza. But after cutting the appeal amount in half, they are still $35 million short, i.e. they have raised $115 million out of $300 million. Maybe this (from an interview with UNRWA director Chris Guness) has something to do with why. There is also deep discontent about the removal of over 100,000 people from your food

Sky News' Tim Marshall has an epiphany

Sky News' Tim Marshall has just discovered that all those luxury hotels and restaurants in Ramallah and Gaza are being paid for by your tax money and mine. Even if the Palestinians declare full statehood in September they would not be truly independent, not only because of the continuing Israeli occupation, checkpoints, lack of freedom of movement of goods etc, but also because Palestine is