Police swarm Columbia University to clear pro-Palestinian protesters
Police carrying riot shields clear Ivy League campus, arrest dozens.
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Auckland uni says tents of pro-Palestine protesters will be removed tonight
UoA says it 'fully supports' right to peaceful protest. Protesters told to be respectful.
Warning to students ahead of Auckland rally in support of Palestinians
University of Auckland students are planning a rally in solidarity with Palestinians.
'Time to act is now': Israel plans to invade Rafah, deal or no deal
Netanyahu still plans to launch an incursion into the southern Gaza city.
‘It’s just agony’: A suburban family mourns nearly 200 Gaza relatives
New York Times: Adam and Ola Abo Sheriah absorb a loss few of their friends can imagine.
What is the International Criminal Court?
Israeli officials sound increasingly concerned that the ICC could issue arrest warrants.
Dramatic rescue, measles epidemic and Israel truce offer | Focus Morning Bulletin April 30, 2024
Skipper speaks out after Manukau Harbour rescue, health experts warn of a measles epidemic and Hamas considers Israel’s latest cease-fire offer in the latest NZ Herald headlines.
Israel’s military campaign has left Gaza’s medical system near collapse
NYT: Israel military forces have wrecked hospitals and killed hundreds of health workers.
Biden and Netanyahu speak as pressure builds on Israel and Hamas to reach a deal
US position 'clear' as Israel plans to invade Gaza’s southernmost city of Rafah.
'It's a tragedy': Hamas is reviewing new ceasefire proposal as strikes resume
Hamas says it is reviewing a new Israeli proposal for a ceasefire in Gaza.
Despair for Kiwi family after premature Palestinian baby dies
Baby Sabreen loses fight for survival after being cut from dead mother’s womb.
Celebrity chef says aid workers killed by Israeli airstrikes ‘best of humanity’
Jose Andres spoke before mourners at Washington National Cathedral.
Columbia University extends talks with Gaza war protesters
Students protesting are demanding faculties cut financial ties to Israel.
Trapped and starving, two families in Gaza Strip try to keep their children alive
New York Times: For those living in Gaza every day is a race against time.
UN calls for investigation into mass graves uncovered at two Gaza hospitals
The UN's human rights chief said he was 'horrified' by the discovery of mass graves.
Aussie radio host calls for SBW to be sacked, says he's 'embarrassed' to work with him
The former All Black often makes his feelings known on social media.
Hundreds of bodies discovered in Gaza mass graves
The discovery in Khan Younis has prompted calls for a war crimes investigation.
Israeli military intelligence chief resigns over failure to prevent Oct 7 attack
He becomes the first senior figure to step down over failures surrounding Hamas’ attack.
Palestinian baby born an orphan just seconds after mother killed in Israeli strike
Sabreen’s father, 4-year-old sister and mother were killed.
Israeli leaders criticise expected US sanctions against military unit that could further strain ties
Netzah Yehuda has been linked to abuses against Palestinians.
Israeli strikes on Rafah kill 18, mostly children, as US advances aid package
Officials say Israeli strikes on the Gaza city killed 18 people, including 14 children.
Israeli airstrike in southern Gaza city of Rafah kills at least nine Palestinians, including six children
Israeli airstrike on residential building kills nine, including six children: officials.
'We have a responsibility': Petition for Gaza ceasefire
'A whole lot of quiet voices speaking at once makes a noise.'
US vetoes UN resolution to give Palestine full membership
The vote in the 15-member Security Council was 12 in favour.
UN appeals for $4.7 billion as Gaza famine looms
UN says facing looming Gaza famine requires food, sanitation, water, and health facilities
Saudi minister slams Gaza ceasefire attempts as 'insufficient'
Pakistan’s foreign minister also described the killings in Gaza as 'genocide'.
NZ urged to do more to end Gaza conflict as fears of wider conflict grows
'The only real thing that will save I think a lot of children, a lot of people.'
'Whatever is required': Israel set to respond to Iran’s weekend missile attack
Benjamin Netanyahu: 'Israel will do whatever is required to defend itself'.
Be restrained or go ‘crazy’? Israel faces tough choices after Iran attack
Financial Times: Diplomat still in the dark as to what form the response might take.
Yemeni 'collateral damage' possible with NZ deployment to Red Sea
The Defence Force sent a team of six to take part in United States-led military strikes.
Government warns against travel to Gaza, Israel border regions
New Zealanders already in Gaza should leave as soon as it is safe to do so.
More aid is supposed to be entering Gaza. Why isn’t it helping?
Uptick in aid entering Gaza is nowhere near the surge Israel is claiming.
He wanted to serve his community in the Gaza Strip. He paid with his life
New York Times: Death of Palestinian driver drew less attention that foreign aid workers.
Hamas leader defiant after Israeli strike kills three of his sons
New York Times: Ismail Haniyeh says several of his grandchildren were also killed.