
Pro-Palestine protesters splash fake blood on US consulate, MFAT buildings
The group Tāmaki for Palestine has taken responsibility for the attack.
The group Tāmaki for Palestine has taken responsibility for the attack.
NYT: With limited power, water and supplies, hospitals struggle to keep patients alive.
‘No enduring peace may be secured by war’, mayor says in open letter.
Skirmishes between Hezbollah and the Israeli military continue to intensify.
MFAT says it is working 'around the clock' to get the remaining NZ citizens out of Gaza.
Health officials reject Israel's claims that it is helping babies and others evacuate.
A Kiwi charity that provides aid to war-torn nations has lost two of its local employees.
The tweet led to Nanaia Mahuta admitting she could have used stronger language.
The protesters want New Zealand to join other countries like France in acting.
Israel’s prime minister is pushing back against growing calls from Western allies.
US urges Israel to minimise harm to civilians and maximise humanitarian assistance.
Gaza health officials said strikes were carried out near four hospitals overnight.
New York Times: At least one Holocaust survivor was killed during the October 7 attack.
Trapped civilians are struggling to survive without electricity or running water.
'It’s taken a little longer than I hoped,' says Joe Biden.
The deal would enable more aid to enter the besieged territory.
New York Times: Hamas leaders believe only violence can revive the Palestinian cause.
New York Times: What exactly comes next is far from clear.
Academics say other language would be more appropriate for the Green MP to use.
NYT: “We choose who gets ventilation by deciding who has the best chance of survival."
Financial Times: Some companies shut as consumers and workers either drafted or shielding.
War is now deadliest Israeli-Palestinian violence since Israel’s establishment in 1948.
New York Times: Dozens of migrant farm workers seized or killed in the raids on Israel.
Over the past few weeks, thousands of people have attended rallies across Aotearoa.
New York Times: Dozens of Palestinian journalists have been killed in airstrikes.
Gaza has fallen under its third total communications outage since the start of the war.
Palestinian officials say Israeli warplanes struck a refugee camp, killing at least 33.
Arab ministers repeatedly called for the fighting to stop and condemned Israel’s tactics.
The marches reflect growing disquiet about the mounting civilian casualty toll.
Israeli military strikes have killed multiple civilians at a UN shelter and a hospital.