US defends UNRWA after Israel moves to deem it 'terror group'
“UNRWA is not a terrorist organisation, and we urge the Israeli government to halt legislation"
Gaza ceasefire negotiations appear to be in closing stages, senior US official says
The official, briefing reporters ahead of their talks, said the remaining obstacles are bridgeable
Jewish activists arrested for protesting against US military support for Israel
The protesters wore red T-shirts bearing the phrases "Jews say stop arming Israel"
Israel tanks advance deeper in southern Gaza as more ceasefire talks expected
Health officials said Israeli military strikes since Monday killed at least 80 people in Khan Younis
Fatah, Hamas agree to end divisions after China talks, as Biden hosts Netanyahu
A total of 14 groups are part of the Beijing Declaration
Israel sends tanks back into Khan Younis area, 70 killed after new evacuation order
The Palestinians were killed by tank salvoes in the town of Bani Suhaila and other towns
PM condemns Israeli attack on Khan Yunis, calls for UN action
PM said the Pakistani nation stands shoulder to shoulder with its Palestinian brothers and sisters.
Israeli military says it shot down missile fired from Yemen
It said Arrow 3 missile defence system had shot down the projectile before it crossed into Israel
Doctors pull life from jaws of death as Israeli strikes kill 30 across Gaza
"The woman was taken to the operating room, but was already almost dead," surgeon Akram Hussein said
Israeli strikes kill 3, injure 87 in Yemen: Houthis
Most of the injured suffered burns in air strikes that targeted oil facilities and a power station
One dead in rare drone strike on Israel claimed by Yemen's Huthis
Houthis said their "UAV force" attacked "one of the important targets in the occupied Jaffa region
Top UN court to deliver opinion on Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories
The 15-judge panel will start reading out their opinion at 3 pm local time (1300 GMT)
US military pier for carrying aid to Gaza will be dismantled
Critics call the pier a $230 million boondoggle that failed to bring in the level of aid needed
Israeli delegation arrives in Cairo for Gaza ceasefire talks
International mediators are pushing Israel and Hamas toward a phased deal that would halt fighting
Israel pounds central Gaza, sends tanks into north of Rafah
Israeli tanks also shelled eastern areas of Al-Bureij and Al-Maghazi camps in the centre of enclave
Lebanon media says 3 children among 5 dead in Israeli strikes
"Three Syrian children" were killed "in an enemy raid that targeted village Umm Toot," media said
EU imposes sanctions on five Israeli individuals and three entities
EU imposes sanctions on five Israeli individuals and three entities
Who is Mohammed Deif, the Hamas 'chief of staff'
The head of the Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades has been among Israel's most wanted for nearly 3 decades
Palestinian president blames Hamas for continuing war in Gaza
Abbas comments signal rising tension between Abbas's Fatah faction and the Islamist Hamas group
Netanyahu says not certain that Hamas leader killed in strike
Israel attacked Gaza in an attempt to eliminate Mohammed Deif and his deputy Rafa Salama
Gaza officials say 90 Palestinians killed as Israel targets Hamas military chief
Israeli premier Netanyahu said it was unclear whether Deif and another commander had been killed
Dozens of int'l news groups urge Israel to allow Gaza access
Dozens of int'l news groups urge Israel to allow Gaza access
Gazan paramedic recounts alleged mistreatment in Israeli detention
Al-Hafy said he was beaten and humiliated and did not receive medical care while in detention
US to resume shipping 500-pound bombs to Israel, US official says
The US in May paused a shipment of 2,000-pound and 500-pound bombs
Israel cites aid backlog in Gaza; UN says: 'We're doing what we can'
The UN said it is struggling to distribute aid within the enclave of 2.3 million amid continuing war
Israel presses Gaza offensive hours after deadly airstrike on tent camp
Hamas said the renewed Israeli campaign killed more than 60 Palestinians across enclave on Tuesday
Meta expands hate speech policy to remove more posts targeting 'Zionists'
Meta has been criticized for years on how it handles content involving the Middle East
More than two dozen Gazans killed in Israeli strike as Hamas says truce talks may be in jeopardy
The airstrike hit tents of displaced families outside a school in Abassan town, east of Khan Younis
UN 'appalled' by Israel evacuation orders as Gaza battles rage on
Israel has now issued three evacuation orders for Gaza City
Hamas chief says latest Israeli attack on Gaza could jeopardise ceasefire talks
Hamas has dropped a demand that Israel commit to a permanent ceasefire to allow talks to go ahead
Hezbollah launches drone attack on Mount Hermon in Israeli-occupied Syrian Golan Heights
It said this was its first such bombing since it began trading fire with Israel on Oct. 8
Malala reiterates call for lasting Gaza ceasefire
Says we cannot be numb to violations of international humanitarian law
Hamas says it's waiting for Israeli response on Gaza ceasefire proposal
The three-phase plan for the Palestinian enclave was put forward at the end of May by US president
Israeli protesters urging Gaza deal block roads
Protests began at 6:29 am, corresponding to the time of Hamas' Oct. 7 assault on Israel
'Bulldozed and shelled': Gaza's farming sector ravaged by war
The Gaza Strip exported $44.6 million worth of produce in 2022, mainly to the West Bank and Israel
Israeli strike kills 16 at Gaza school, military says it targeted gunmen
The health ministry said the attack on the school in Al-Nuseirat wounded more than 50
Saudi Arabia's Gaza aid threatened by Rafah closure, aid official says
Some officials say as many as 2,500 trucks were waiting
Pro Palestine protesters scale roof of Australia's Parliament
Four people dressed in dark clothes unfurling black banners
Gaza ceasefire effort shows signs of revival as Israel pounds enclave
Israel is studying the document, said a statement released by Prime Minister's Office
Five Palestinians killed in Israeli raids in West Bank
Israeli forces killed five Palestinians in two military operations in the occupied West Bank.
Gazans seek shelter after evacuation order, Israel carries out new strikes
Israeli forces carried out new military strikes in the southern city of Rafah
Biden, Netanyahu expected to meet in Washington during Israeli PM's July visit
Netanyahu is due to address US Congress on July 24 during a visit to Washington
Who will run post-war Gaza?
Israel is under pressure from Washington to end the war but does not want Hamas in charge after war
80 percent of Gazans now displaced: UN humanitarian coordinator
The UN humanitarian coordinator for Gaza said Tuesday that 1.9 million people were now displaced,
Victims of Hamas attack sue Iran, Syria, North Korea in US court
It accuses the three countries of providing financial, military and tactical support to Hamas
In Gaza, hunger is taking a toll on the bodies of children. The impact can last lifetime
One in three children in northern Gaza are acutely malnourished
Israeli tanks advance into areas in north and south Gaza, fighting rages
In Rafah, medics said six people had been killed in an Israeli strike on a house in Shaboura
Israel FM says 'Iran deserves to be destroyed'
Katz said in a post on X that Israel will act against Hezbollah if it does not stop firing at Israel
Attacker killed after firing crossbow at policeman guarding Israeli embassy in Serbia
The policeman was in a stable condition following surgery to remove an arrow from his neck
No progress in Gaza ceasefire talks with Israel, says Hamas official
Hamdan also blamed the United States for applying pressure on Hamas to accept Israel's conditions
Exclusive: US has sent Israel thousands of 2,000-pound bombs since Oct. 7
No significant drop-off in U.S. military support for its ally, despite international calls
Israel storms Gaza City neighbourhood, orders Palestinians to go south
An Israeli military spokesperson said they had no comment on reports of casualties.
Hezbollah says fired rockets at Israeli base after attacks on Lebanon
Hezbollah said it fired "dozens" of rockets Thursday at a military base in northern Israel.
Amputations soar but prostheses and painkillers lacking in besieged Gaza
Medical sources said that amputations are often the only available option.
Israel says it can send Lebanon 'back to Stone Age' as UN warns against war
Israeli Defence Minister Gallant hurled the threat in Washington and said they know what we can do
US keeps pause on one bomb shipment to Israel while it is under review
US official says allies remain in discussions about the single shipment of powerful munitions
High risk of famine persists across Gaza, global hunger monitor says
More than 495,000 people across the Gaza Strip are facing the most severe level of food insecurity
Fatima Bhutto urges alma mater to stop repression of students protesting for Palestine
She recalled her own time at the Barnard institute when she, along with fellows, protested freely
Media probe finds Israeli tank fire likely hit AFP Gaza office
The AFP bureau was struck because it was beaming Israeli offensive live to viewers around the world
Investigation highlights 'attack on press freedom' in Gaza war
"More than 100 journalists and media workers have been killed," Forbidden Stories' Richard said
Israel strikes kill at least 11 in Gaza, tanks push further into Rafah
One strike at a food distribution centre in Gaza City killed three, and another killed eight people
Few civilians left in Rafah 'trapped' by the fighting
Israeli officials have described Rafah as the last Hamas stronghold in the Gaza Strip.
Israel kills senior Gaza health official, tanks push deeper into Rafah
The ministry said the killing of Hani al-Jaafarawi brought the number of medical staff killed to 500
Israel offensive in Lebanon could increase risk of broader war, US general says
"Hezbollah is more capable than Hamas as far as overall capability," Brown told reporters
Yemen's Houthis claim attack on four ships at Israel's Haifa port
It said that two groups launched a drone attack on two cement tankers and two cargo ships at Haifa
Israel defence chief to discuss Gaza, Lebanon on US trip
"We are prepared for action that may be required in Gaza, Lebanon, and in more areas," Gallant said
US military says it destroyed three Houthi vessels in Red Sea
Separately, the Houthis launched three anti-ship ballistic missiles into the Gulf of Aden
Israeli forces strap wounded Palestinian to jeep during raid
A video circulating on social media and verified by Reuters showed a Palestinian on the jeep
Shipping industry urges Red Sea action as Houthis sink second vessel
There have been 10 Houthi strikes so far in June compared with five in May
Netanyahu says Blinken assured him US will unblock weapons shipments
The Biden administration in May paused a shipment of 2,000 pound and 500-pound bombs
UN says lawlessness in Gaza impedes aid via Kerem Shalom despite Israel's military pause
"Fighting is not the only reason ... The lack of police or rule of law makes it dangerous to move"
Houthis sink another ship in fatal assault in Red Sea
The sinking of the Tutor in the Red Sea marks what appears to be a new escalation by Houthis
Israel and Lebanon escalate rhetoric as US tries to prevent war
US envoy Amos Hochstein was sent to Lebanon to try and cool tensions
Lull in Gaza fighting as Biden urges truce in Eid message
In Gaza City, medics at Al-Ahli hospital said at least five people were killed in two air strikes
Israel warns of escalation from cross-border fire from Hezbollah
Hezbollah last week launched the largest volleys of rockets and drones yet in the eight months
Netanyahu denounces tactical pauses in Gaza fighting to get in aid
Netanyahu denounces tactical pauses in Gaza fighting to get in aid
Hamas response to Gaza ceasefire proposal 'consistent' with principles of US plan, leader says
"Hamas and the (Palestinian) groups are ready for a comprehensive deal which entails a ceasefire"
Israeli military announces 'tactical pause' in attempt to increase flow of aid into hard-hit Gaza
The army said the pause would begin in the Rafah area at 0500 GMT and continue till 1600 GMT
A usually joyous Muslim holiday reminds families in Gaza of war's punishing toll
“There is no Eid this year,” said Nadia Hamouda, whose daughter was killed in war and she's homeless
US preparing to temporarily remove Gaza pier due to sea conditions, official says
An official said it would likely be moved to Israeli port of Ashdod until sea conditions improve
Eight Israeli soldiers killed as fighting continues in Rafah
At least 37,296 Palestinians have been killed in Israel's military campaign to eliminate Hamas
Pakistan welcomes UN report on Palestine; reiterates call for Israel's accountability
Dar called for an urgency of an unconditional ceasefire, lifting of the siege
Hamas denies proposing new ideas to US-sponsored peace plan
Hamdan reiterated Hamas stance that it was Israel that was rejecting plan and the US is favouring it
Hezbollah vows to escalate attacks after Israel kills a top commander
Iran-backed Hezbollah and Israel have been trading fire since the eruption of Gaza war
'Immense' scale of Gaza killings amount to crime against humanity, UN inquiry says
Israel also committed additional war crimes including starvation as a method of warfare, it said
Deputy PM calls for immediate, unconditional ceasefire in Gaza
Foreign Minister meets United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres in Jordan
Hamas says it accepts UN-backed Gaza truce plan, US cites 'hopeful sign'
Blinken met Israeli officials on Tuesday in a push to end the eight-month-old Israeli war
Deputy PM Dar reaches Amman to attend conference on Gaza
DPM Ishaq Dar will reiterate Pakistan’s unwavering support for the people of Palestine.
Gaza war shatters pilgrimage dream for Palestinian couple
Hajj is one of the five basic obligations for a Muslim
Deputy PM to represent Pakistan at conference on Gaza situation
The conference on Gaza situation is being held in Jordan
Angry scenes as Israeli parliament prepares to vote on conscription law
Angry scenes as Israeli parliament prepares to vote on conscription law
UN Security Council set to vote on Gaza ceasefire deal today after US call
"Today, the United States called for the Security Council to move towards a vote," said US official
Blinken returns to Mideast as Israel politics scramble push for truce
It is his eighth visit to region since war broke out and start from Egypt and then go to Israel
US military confirms Houthi missile strikes on two ships in Gulf of Aden
Houthis hit the Tavvishi, a Swiss-owned, and the Norderney, a German-owned cargo ships, CENTCOM said
Israel extends Al Jazeera ban by 45 days, citing security threat
Israeli authorities raided a hotel room used by Al Jazeera as its office on May 5
Israel pounds central Gaza as Palestinian death toll in hostage rescue raid rises to 274
Palestinians remained in shock over Saturday's death toll, the worst over 24-hour period of the war
US resumes aid deliveries to Gaza from temporary pier: CENTCOM
"Today at approximately 10:30 am (Gaza time) USCENTCOM began delivery of assistance ashore in Gaza"
Two vessels catch fire after missile strikes off Yemen's Aden
The British security firm Ambrey said on Sunday an Antigua- and Barbuda-flagged cargo ship was hit
Hamas says Israel killed 210 Palestinians in Gaza raid
Gazan paramedics and residents said the assault killed scores of people and left mangled bodies
Dar calls for Gaza ceasefire, notes Israeli barbarism faced by Palestinians
Says more than 40,000 people martyred so far, even aid workers aren’t being spared
UN chief to call out Israel, Hamas for violations against children
At least 7,797 children have been killed in Gaza during the eight-month-long war
Israeli forces batter central, south Gaza with renewed truce bid at impasse
Residents said forces made several raids into the centre and west of city, wounding many civilians
Gaza officials say 40 killed in Israeli strike on Nuseirat school
The two officials added that 14 children and 9 women were killed in the strike
UNICEF finds 90% of Gazan children lack food needed for proper growth
It said data collected between Dec. 2023 and April 2024 had found children severely malnourished
Israel claims striking school containing Hamas compound, Gaza media says 27 killed
Hamas rejected Israel's claims that the UN school in Nuseirat, in central Gaza, had hidden a post
US says response from Hamas on ceasefire proposal still awaited
Hamas seeks a "clear" commitment from Israel to a permanent truce and complete withdrawal from Gaza
Israel strikes, shelling kill 19 in Gaza amid manoeuvring on ceasefire quest
Seventeen of the deaths occurred in separate airstrikes on al-Bureij and al-Maghazi refugee camps
UN rights office criticises Israel over deaths of 500 Palestinians in West Bank
It said Israel had used "unnecessary and disproportionate" force in the Israeli-occupied West Bank
Egypt demands Israel withdraws from Rafah crossing for it to operate again, sources say
Israel seized the crossing on the Gaza side in May during its offensive in the city of Rafah
UNRWA says forced displacement has pushed over 1 million away from Rafah
The city had been sheltering around one million who fled Israeli assaults on other parts of enclave
Gaza march: JI's Hafiz Naeem says US is an enemy of humanity
Says US killed innocent people in Iraq and Afghanistan
Biden's Gaza plan 'not a good deal' but Israel accepts it, says Netanyahu aide
Biden's proposal was "a deal we agreed to — it's not good one but we dearly want hostages released"
Israel far-right ministers threaten to quit if Biden ceasfire plan goes ahead
National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich gave warning to PM
Police arrest 29 at pro-Palestinian protest at NY's Brooklyn Museum
Hundreds of demonstrators had descended on art museum on Friday, chanting pro-Palestinian slogans
Mediators urge Israel and Hamas to finalise Biden's Gaza peace plan
Hamas said on Friday it was ready to engage "positively and in a constructive manner"
India's cargo ship transporting ammunition to Israel shows dangerous nexus in play
Gaza, already reeling under genocide, can hardly face any dangerous nexus
Qatari PM hopes Gaza ceasefire proposal will be received positively
Qatari PM hopes Gaza ceasefire proposal will be received positively
US, UK air strikes on Yemen kill at least 16: Huthi TV
Strikes also targeted telecoms infrastructure in the town of Taez
Hamas says it is ready for a 'complete agreement' if Israel stops war
The Hamas statement came as Israel pressed on with an offensive on the southern Gaza city of Rafah
Israeli airstrike on Rafah kills 12 Palestinians, Gaza medics say
Israel has kept up raids on Rafah despite an order by the ICJ to halt the attacks
Israel seizes Gaza's entire border with Egypt, presses with raids into Rafah
Israel also continued deadly raids on Rafah in southern Gaza despite an order from the ICJ
Three Israeli soldiers killed in combat in southern Gaza, military says
Three more soldiers were badly wounded in the same incident, the military said
Israel sends tanks into Rafah on raids amid Gaza-wide offensive
Israeli tanks advanced to the heart of Rafah for the first time on Tuesday
Israel's Rafah incursion taking dire health toll: WHO
Israel's military offensive in Rafah is already taking a dire health toll in southern Gaza.
Tanks reach Rafah's centre as Israel presses assault
Witnesses said the Israeli military appeared to have brought in remote-operated armoured vehicles
Netanyahu says deadly Israeli strike in Rafah was the result of a 'tragic mistake'
Netanyahu did not elaborate on the error. But military said it hit the camp with "precise airstrike"
Biden tells Israel to protect civilians after Rafah strike
Biden has faced increasing pressure from within his own party to scale back support for Israel
Pakistan strongly condemns Israeli attack on refugee camp in Rafah
The attack is blatant defiance of ICJ’s order
International community should redouble pressure on Israel: Colombia minister
Israel's military campaign has killed some 36,000 people
Aid trucks arrive in Gaza but no deliveries yet: sources
Deliveries are badly needed as little aid has reached southern Gaza since May 6
Media watchdog files ICC case over journalists' deaths in Gaza
RSF said it was asking the ICC prosecutor to investigate alleged war crimes committed by Israel army
Israeli airstrikes kill at least 35 in Rafah, Gaza authorities say
The Israeli military said its air force struck a Hamas compound in Rafah with "precise ammunition"
Alkhidmat Foundation to dispatch relief goods to crisis-hit Gaza
The relief goods would be distributed among women and children
Aid trucks expected to start entering Gaza through Kerem Shalom crossing
The Rafah border crossing has been shut for 3 weeks after Israel took control of Palestinian side
After World Court ruling, Palestinians want action not words
The World Court has no means to enforce its orders while Israel announced to continue the war
Hamas says it captured Israeli soldiers in Gaza; Israel denies
The Hamas armed wing spokesman did not say how many soldiers had been abducted and showed no proof
World Court's order on Rafah does not rule out entire offensive, Israel says
Judges at the ICJ ordered Israel on Friday to immediately halt its assault on Rafah
Gaza ceasefire talks could soon resume but Israel-Hamas war rages on
An official said a decision had been taken to resume the talks next week
Pakistan welcomes ICJ's ruling on Gaza
ICJ orders Israel to immediately halt its military offensive in Rafah
PM, NA speaker hail ICJ' decision to stop Israeli assault on Gaza, Rafah
Kashmir would also receive the same response, PM said
Three US troops have non-combat injuries during Gaza pier operation
The injuries were the first during the latest US operation to bring humanitarian aid to Palestinians
World Court to rule on request to halt Israel's Rafah offensive
World Court to rule on request to halt Israel's Rafah offensive
Colombia's Petro orders the opening of embassy in Palestinian territory
Bolivia has already broke relations with Israel while Chile and Honduras have recalled their envoys
European countries' recognition of Palestine deepens Israeli isolation
An analyst in the US said the three countries' decision was "diplomatically bold but unproductive"
Israeli forces move deeper into Rafah in night of heavy battle
It was one of the most intense nights of bombardment of the southern Gaza city since Israeli attack
US says Palestinian state should come via talks, not unilateral recognition
US President Joe Biden believes a Palestinian state should be achieved through negotiations.
European states to move on Palestine recognition as Gaza war rages
Ireland, Norway and Spain are expected to announce recognition of a Palestine state
'Watershed event in the history of international justice, ICC has never indicted a western official'
'Watershed event in the history of international justice, ICC has never indicted a western official'
ICC's Khan puts his office back on collision course with Washington
Karim Khan became chief prosecutor of the world's first permanent war crimes court in 2021
Yale graduates stage pro-Palestinian walkout of commencement
Many protesters carried small banners with such slogans as "Books not bombs" and "Divest from war"
Gazans, Hamas see false equivalence in ICC charges
"The world is unjust, they see with one eye. How come they equate between us and the occupation?"
ICC prosecutor seeks arrest warrants for Israel's Netanyahu and Hamas leaders
Karim said he had reasonable grounds to believe they "bear criminal responsibility" for war crimes
More than 569 tons of aid delivered across floating pier into Gaza, says US CENTCOM
More than 569 tons of aid delivered across floating pier into Gaza, says US CENTCOM
Website creator Wix.com Q1 profit tops estimates, raises 2024 outlook
Website creator Wix.com Q1 profit tops estimates, raises 2024 outlook
ICC seeks arrest warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu war crimes in Gaza
ICC seeks arrest warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu war crimes in Gaza
Israel intends to broaden Rafah sweep, Defence Minister Gallant tells Washington
Israel intends to broaden Rafah sweep, Defence Minister Gallant tells Washington
Israel launches strikes across Gaza as US envoy meets Netanyahu
Israel launches strikes across Gaza as US envoy meets Netanyahu
Gantz demands Gaza day-after plan by June 8, threatens to quit Netanyahu cabinet
Gantz, a retired top Israeli general who opinion polls, gave no date for the prospective walkout
Saudi crown prince, US national security adviser meet on Gaza, bilateral ties
The meeting reviewed "the semi-final version of draft strategic agreements between the countries"
Israel pushes further into parts of north Gaza; new cracks in Netanyahu coalition
In Jabalia, medics said 15 Palestinians were killed and dozens wounded in one strike
Aid trucks begin moving ashore via Gaza pier, US says
"This is an ongoing, multinational effort to deliver additional aid to Palestinians in Gaza"
Israel moves into north Gaza Hamas stronghold, pounds Rafah without advancing
Israel moves into north Gaza Hamas stronghold, pounds Rafah without advancing
US House votes to force weapons shipments to Israel, rebuking Biden
The Israel Security Assistance Support Act was approved 224 to 187, largely along party lines
Israel vows to 'intensify' operations in Rafah
Defence Minister Yoav Gallant said "additional forces will enter" the Rafah area.
Israeli defence chief challenges Netanyahu over post-war Gaza plans
Israeli defence chief challenges Netanyahu over post-war Gaza plans
UN launches probe into first international staff killed by unidentified strike in Rafah
UN secretary general reiterated an "urgent appeal for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire"
Fighting intensifies between Israel and Hamas in north and south Gaza
Israeli tanks reached densely populated neighborhoods and narrow alleyways of Jabalia in northeast
Palestinians mark 'Nakba' anniversary as thousands flee Gaza's Rafah
During the war that accompanied Israel's creation, about 760,000 Palestinians were driven from homes
World Court to hold hearings over Israel's Rafah attacks
World Court to hold hearings over Israel's Rafah attacks
Red Cross sets up Rafah emergency field hospital
Staff at the new facility will be able to treat around 200 people a day
Palestinians mark 76 years of dispossession as a potentially even larger catastrophe unfolds in Gaza
Palestinians refer to it as the Nakba, Arabic for catastrophe
Former US military intelligence official says he resigned over Gaza war
Harrison Mann, an Army major, would be the first known DIA agent to quit over US support to Israel
Gazans strive to study as war shatters education system
Since the war began on Oct. 7, schools have been bombed or turned into shelters for displaced people
Turkey's Erdogan says US, Europe not doing enough to pressure Israel into Gaza truce
Turkey has denounced Israel's attacks on Gaza, called for a ceasefire and halted trade with it
Gaza college campus rallies face next challenge: Summer break
The student protesters passionately say they will continue until administrators meet demands
Israel pushes back into northern Gaza, ups military pressure on Rafah
"Bombardment from the air and ground hasn't stopped since yesterday," a resident of Jabalia said
UNSC demands investigation into mass graves in Gaza
UNSC concerned over reports of discovery of mass graves in and around Nasser, Al-Shifa hospitals
Thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters rally in Madrid
Around 4,000 protesters held up banners condemning a "genocide" in Gaza and lauding Palestinians
Protesters return to streets across Israel, demanding hostage release
Family members of the hostages joined the crowds that demonstrated in Tel Aviv
Israel orders people in more areas of Gaza's Rafah to evacuate
Israel orders people in more areas of Gaza's Rafah to evacuate
Some 300,000 Gazans have evacuated east Rafah, Israeli army says
The evacuation is an indication that military is pressing ahead with its plans for a ground attack
Truckers stuck at Rafah crossing fear food won't reach hungry Gaza
Humanitarian workers sounded alarm this week over the closure of Rafah and Kerem Shalom crossings
UAE hits out at Netanyahu for saying Gulf state could help run Gaza
Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan rebuked Netanyahu in an early morning post on X
US working to keep Israel, Hamas engaged in Gaza truce efforts
The US called end of talks "deeply regrettable," but said it believed differences were surmountable
South Africa asks World Court to order Israel's withdrawal from Rafah
South Africa asked the court to order that Israel cease offensive and allow unimpeded supply of aid
Gaza aid could grind to a halt within days, UN agencies warn
Humanitarian workers have sounded the alarm this week over the closure of the Rafah and Kerem Shalom
UN agency closes East Jerusalem compound after arson
UN agency closes East Jerusalem compound after arson
Behind Biden's Israel weapons pause: a defiant Netanyahu, a tense phone call
The White House acted on the April 4 ultimatum last week and withheld a shipment of heavy bombs
Israeli forces mass on Rafah's outskirts as US warns a major assault could halt arms
Israeli forces mass on Rafah's outskirts as US warns a major assault could halt arms
Focus: Gaza war cools Israel's once red-hot business ties with UAE
Focus: Gaza war cools Israel's once red-hot business ties with UAE
US optimistic revised Hamas proposal may break Gaza ceasefire impasse
Israeli forces on Tuesday seized the main border crossing between Gaza and Egypt in Rafah.
Al Jazeera to pursue legal action 'until the end' over Israel ban
The Qatar-based station was taken off air in Israel over its coverage of the Gaza war
HRW: Israel attack on Lebanon rescuers was 'unlawful'
The Israel-Lebanon border area has witnessed near-daily exchanges since Oct. 7 war in Gaza
Palestinians seek UN General Assembly backing for full membership
Diplomats say the 193-member General Assembly is likely to back the Palestinian bid
Hamas accepts, Israel rejects Gaza peace deal and vows to continue Rafah operation
PM Office said that the truce proposal fell short of Israel's demands
